I feel realy dumb. I have openhab running with demo and I have also creatd a default site map. Both work great. I am using it on my raspberry pi. Now I want to learn more about the openHAB-Designer. That is where my troubles start.
I am logged in as root user I am in the openhab-desinger folder I can see openHAB-Designer program there I type openHAB-Designer to start and I get a error back “command not found”
On Linux, unless you explicitly edit your path to include it, does not have your current directory in your path. Since it only checks your path to find executables it never finds it.
In that case you can do as @rlkoshak said, open a terminal, go to the Designer directory and start it with ./openHAB-Designer , however, you may prefer to use the Designer on the desktop from where you’re using the vnc client, for that you’ll need to share the configuration files with samba, there’s a tutorial here.
Folks, is it possible to run openhab-designer right ON the raspberry pi 2?
I would like to have the Rpi 2 be self-contained and have everything run on it, accessible via vnc (the vnc part is working fine).
I’m new to Openhab and Rpi (and linux, and…) so I something obvious might be lost on me.
I try running openhab-designer from /opt/openhab-designer/openhab-designer where I extracted it but nothing happens. I extracted 1.7.1 version for Linux (32).
Yes you should be able to run it but you may need to run it as root. I know I have to on my Ubuntu install. I’ve never really looked into why or whether there is another way.