I did that, now my Python defult version is 3.7.2 and the secrets worked.
Now ’ Open mongodb’s CLI with mongo’ What is that ? can you give me a tutorial about mododb? I don’t have a clue what is that.
Thank you , hope last question, sorry for those many questions:
What do he mean by ’ Open your cloud’s custom.json and add the IFTTT service key:’
What Custom.json?
Not many people here have done what you are attempting and it appears you have moved beyond your knowledge comfort zone.
Somewhere in my longer term planning I may set up my own cloud but I do not currently have a need. I do not understand what people like about IFTTT. When I tried that using webhooks, it seemed their system would not look for its incoming trigger messages unless you forced their system to look , That defeats the purpose of using it for automation.
Well I can explain you why, first of all the GPS location IFTT Service, It’s helped me to control my automation home, when I arrive home it’s been turn on my AC , Light for example.
it’s not the only thing, now of course I can do all that WITH OUT IFTTT but I run into alot of problem with others methods.
Even telling google to change my AC Temp gave me problem, and the only thing I succseed it’s to tell her (change ac to 16 precent) and this is how it working.
With IFTTT Everything in my opinion more easier.
I’m sure there is alot of other methods.
Honstly the only thing I want, it is the GPS Location, when I arrive home, that it will switch up some switches.
Sorry, that was a typo. I meant config.json (updated post), by which I mean this file on GitHub.
I agree with Bruce_Osborne that IFTTT did not integrate too well with automation… It is true that IFTTT does not look for incoming trigger messages without forcing them to look, but that is actually a feature that I implemented in this pull request.
Where this file need to be?
Where should I create this?
{ "system": { "host": "<your-openhab-cloud-host>", "port": "443", "protocol": "https", "logger" : { "dir": "./logs", "maxFiles" : "7d", "level" : "debug", "morganOption" : null }, "subDomainCookies": false, "muteNotifications": false }, "express":{ "key" : "some express key" }, "apn" : { "gateway": "gateway.push.apple.com", "cert": "certs/aps/aps_production_cert.pem", "key": "certs/aps/aps_production_key.pem", "passphrase": "passphrase" }, "gcm" : { "jid": "something@gcm.googleapis.com", "password": "password" }, "ifttt" : { "iftttChannelKey" : "key", "iftttTestToken" : "token" }, "mail": { "host" : "smtp", "port" : 465, "user" : "foo@bar.com", "pass" : "password" }, "mongodb": { "hosts": ["127.0.0.1"], "db": "openhab", "user": "", "password": "" }, "redis": { "host": "127.0.0.1", "port": "6379", "password": "password" }, "mailer": { "host" : "smtp", "port": 465, "secureConnection": true, "user": "foo@bar.com", "password": "password", "from": "openHAB Cloud <your@email.address>" }, "legal": { "terms" : "", "policy": "" }, "registration_enabled": false }
I’ve got a silly question probably, will it be a good workaround to use mailControl binding in conjunction with IFTTT to get same results?
Thank you very much! Now ifttt also works great with my instance of openhab cloud.
Do you mean to use the MailControl binding to avoid setting up the cloud?
I don’t think this can work. IFTTT communicates with openHAB by accessing the cloud HTTP REST API through OAuth2. This is fundamentally different from the MailControl binding, which supports communications only through SMTP.
Can anyone please help me. I have setup everything as per this thread. My openhab items do not pull through to ifttt