Thanks! That's what I was looking for, so I needed to replace ow.init('u')
with ow.init('-s serverIP:4304'), so that it accesses owserver instead of
the hardware directly. I've seen from looking around that some guys have set
their servers up to have a custom name instead of the IP address, how do I
do that/set a name for my server?
And on the side, I can't open the file 'list' (at /settings/alias/list)
using sftp, but when I try ssh'ing into it I can open the file in nano (but
it's empty) and when I try to write to it I get 'Error: Operation not
supported". I can change the alias from the owhttpd server page, but not
from python... for instance if I go <sensor object>. alias = 'EEPROM_1' in
python it changes the alias name in python, but not on the server, but
conversely if I change the name on the http server it changes in python.
Also, how do you write a value to EEPROM memory at a particular offset? I
can write using <sensor object>.memory = 0x45, but what happens if I want to
write another value at an address 4 bytes higher? Like the OW_lwrite
function in the C API.
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