On 04-07-09 22:19, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> So change the code to notice three separate increments in two seconds.
> (How often do you poll the counter anyway?)
This one every 2 sec.
For the other sensors I did what Paul suggested, a (threaded) loop
reading uncached every 0.5 sec. only that sc
[Paul Alfille]
> In 2.5 we assumed "uncached" referred only to the property value, not
> the location.
> In 2.6 and later, "uncached" refers to both location and property
> value. This forces clearance of stale directories.
>
> I suppose we could change this behavior:
> uncached/device/property us
Ok, I've had a chance to look at your question a little more closely.
There is a change in behavior, and it was intentional. Let me explain:
When you ask for a value, it requires 2 things:
1. Find/confirm the device location.
2. Get the data from the device.
Both of these things are cached, the
It's the cvs version, but I'll release it as 2.7p23.
Paul Alfille
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 4:25 PM, Jerry
Scharf wrote:
> Paul,
>
> It won't be today, but if you point me at the code I can test the code
> against mine some time in the next week.
>
> jerry
>
> Paul Alfille wrote:
>> You are all exac
Paul,
It won't be today, but if you point me at the code I can test the code
against mine some time in the next week.
jerry
Paul Alfille wrote:
> You are all exactly on the mark! I got feedback from Bill Farmer (head
> of iButtonLink):
>
> -
> If
Matthias,
I thought about mentioning that, but I know the xport will never need to
escape an FF because the overlaid protocol is true ascii.
jerry
Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Paul Alfille:
>> Using a "proper telnet client" sounds like added dependencies and
>> libraries, unless anyone ha
Hi,
William Brown:
> Would a different or new switch help? I have a very similar problem with
> my left mouse button.
>
Possibly. There are also switches which have a de-bounce capacitor built
in. Mouse firmware should, by the way, handle de-bounce on its own. :-/
> Jaap Struyk wrote:
> > I go
On 04-07-09 20:55, Paul Alfille wrote:
> Why do you get a shutdown with a 3-count? Is this a bug in owfs or your
> program?
It is intentional, the only thing I have to "talk" with the datalogger
is that one button, one press starts the logging process, another stops
it and when not logging a 3
Would a different or new switch help? I have a very similar problem with
my left mouse button.
Jaap Struyk wrote:
> On 04-07-09 19:44, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
>
>
>> That's likely to be simple mechanics. Pressing or releasing a button
>> causes intermittent contacts.
>>
>
> Fun thing is t
I found them, /usr/sbin. Thanks
Christian Magnusson wrote:
> You are installing the new binaries in /opt/owfs/bin/
> But you probably have some old installation in /usr/bin/ or /usr/local/bin/.
> Try "which" to see which binary you have in your path.
>
> # which owhttpd
>
> And also try to specify
Why do you get a shutdown with a 3-count? Is this a bug in owfs or your program?
Paul Alfille
On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Jaap Struyk wrote:
> I go for the de-bounce, when I push it once logging will start but if I
> press 3x in 2 sec. the machine shuts down... (you understand my anger
> toda
On 04-07-09 19:44, Matthias Urlichs wrote:
> That's likely to be simple mechanics. Pressing or releasing a button
> causes intermittent contacts.
Fun thing is that it hasn't happened for months and today it started
again...
> Either de-bounce it in hardware (you need a resistor and a capacitor)
Hi,
Jaap Struyk:
>
> I use one my DS2423 counters and a button to start logging but sometimes
> I ran into the odd thing that pressing the button gives a count of 4 or
> 8 instead of 1.
That's likely to be simple mechanics. Pressing or releasing a button
causes intermittent contacts.
Either d
Hi,
Paul Alfille:
> Using a "proper telnet client" sounds like added dependencies and
> libraries, unless anyone has a good suggestion of code?
>
Nah. Simply ignoring the Telnet sequences (whenever they appear) means
that you're essentially a "proper client".
Addendum to Jerry's protocol descrip
You are all exactly on the mark! I got feedback from Bill Farmer (head
of iButtonLink):
-
If I had to guess, I bet you still don't have a proper telnet client in
OWFS (you probably are just opening a socket to port 10001). The FF FA
2C 6A 60 FF F0 c
Hello,
I use one my DS2423 counters and a button to start logging but sometimes
I ran into the odd thing that pressing the button gives a count of 4 or
8 instead of 1.
It looks like it is related to the voltage of the power supply (I have a
car battery to power the pc so it starts at 13.5V and
Seems to me the simplest solution would be to disable telnet mode on
the Linkhub-E. Not having one to work with, and with the various
models, firmware versions, and documentation versions out there it
makes it a little hard so say for sure. But in the doc that I have
been able to view there
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