Hello, I’m having problems with my exec binding after moving from oh1 to oh2. I have installed the exec legacy binding and the regex transformation. in my items there stands: Number TEMP_WOHNZIMMER “Temperatur Mein Zimmer [%.1f °C]” (Temperatur) { exec=“<[sudo /etc/openhab/scripts/dht22.sh TEMP…

One possible Solution would be using the exec 2.0 binding. But then I have to manually create things. Is this possible?

[image] Markus92: Can anybody help me with this problem? The exec-binding is working very well for my 433mhz sockets. [image] How to solve Exec binding problems Bindings One of the most common problems I help people with on this forum is dealing with th…

In the actual beta there are only 2 exec1.9 binding How can I get the actual exec2 binding?

The exec2 binding was introduced after the beta4 was released. From my understanding, you have to switch your whole installation from Beta to Snapshot to get the exec2 binding. But you can easily continue using the exec1 binding in OH2 (so do I!).

I try to do this but my code above is not working and I don’t get any errors or other things With oh1 it’s working without problems

Have you carefully read Rich’s tutorial? I see a sudo command in your exec and also a space after the script names. Both may lead into trouble. And you should set the log level to DEBUG. Maybe this will get you some more information. And do you have a look only at the openhab.log? Or also at the e…

Oh my good. I made such a bad copy and past error my script is in /etc/openhab2/scripts/dht22.sh Thanks for your help I might reply if I have issuses with exec2 if it comes with a new beta or the final release.

I’ve tried exec2 now. I’m running into some problems: default.things: Thing exec:command:TEMP [command="/etc/openhab2/scripts/dht22.sh TEMP", intervavl=60, timeout=10, autorun=false] Thing exec:command:HUM [command="/etc/openhab2/scripts/dht22.sh HUM", interval=60, timeout=10, autorun=false] def…

Hello! I think you should firstly run the command, and then use result from output. I guess there is no result, because exec command wasn’t called at all. Best regards, Davor

But how to do that? The values I see in the openhab.log don’t go into the value to be displayed

Problems with exec in oh2

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rlkoshak (Rich Koshak) December 12, 2016, 11:35pm 3

Absolutely. You just need to create a filename.things file in the things folder and use the syntax defined in the readme. But it won’t really work any differently and you will still have to follow the approach outlined above.