> For lua, I would say that the owfs fuse solution is simpler. Even in my
> python software, I think I dropped the owfs.server protocol for a reason I
> don't remember.
Well I setup a script to hammer on nodes in the owfs directory and found
that owfs crashes after a day or two for reasons unknown
I used owfs on an asus wl500g deluxe with openwrt, python, an USB
stick to store the big python package, and a 1wire usb dongle.
It controls my heating system.
It prooved to be unreliable (freeze every 10 to 20 days).
It might be related to the wl500g deluxe usb hardware I'm not sure.
I finally bo
Hi Guys,
> Is there a lua owfs network API available?
Well it's just occurred to me (duh - took a while) that I can of course
just use the owfs FUSE files system and have the lua scripts open the
appropriate file in the virtual tree and read the value that way...
Anyway I'm running some tests o
Hi Don,
> Have you already ruled out using a small USB disk/stick for package
storage
> to stay with your existing Python solution? I believe OpenWRT allows for
> that approach.
No, I have not ruled that out - I've had it kinda going already but need to
experiment some more as there seems to be a
Hi Alex,
Have you already ruled out using a small USB disk/stick for package storage
to stay with your existing Python solution? I believe OpenWRT allows for
that approach.
BTW, if you're not wedded to the NSLU2, might I recommend a Pogoplug or one
of the variants (eg: Dockstar for ~$50 on EBay)?
Hi Guys,
Is there a lua owfs network API available?
I'm wanting to migrate my heating control system to work on a Linksys NSLU2
and I've found recent OpenWRT release candidates have fairly recent owfs
packages so I'm testing them currently.
Previously I had used the Python API for my control s
