OpenHAB Exec Binding explained in detail on 433MHz radio transmitter example

[Josar]

Can you execute the command from commandline as user openhabian?

Why do you fiddle with sudoers?
Did you add openhabian to the gpio group?

@antihero00

if(receivedCommand == ON){
Wohnzimmer.sendCommand(“13108705”)

What do you try to achieve here? Wohnzimmer ist a switch which can be on or off. Not a string.

Please try to follow the instructions step by step.

1. Execute the command as user openhabian and post the result.
   Maybe the returned information will help getting the command to execute, mostly by adding the user to the group. Soduer rights are mostly not required.

@Josar

sudo -u openhabian /home/openhabian/433Utils/RPi_utils/./codesend 13108705

Please remove all other stuff, as there are errors listet in the log which obviously contains data which is not listet here, which has errors.

@antihero00

wohnzimmer.items’ has errors, therefore ignoring it: [6,25]: missing ‘}’ at ‘Decke’

And please use the preview to make sure the formating is properly, also or even more when copy pasting.

Sometimes/often it helps to restart the rpi when the files are changed a lot.

If it is really necessary to get sudoers for openHAB it is explained here

OpenHAB sudo [Exec Binding]

There are situations where you want to use the Exec Binding to trigger something. Sometimes you need the sudo privilege to do this. I would rather try some group specification to reduce the user rights to a minimum, but here is how i got openHAB to be able to execute sudo. Try executing a command as openhab sudo -u openhab sudo -l We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things: #1) Respect the privacy of other…