I just though I take the time to to say thanks to the developers and support
contributors of OWFS.
I work for a non-profit research institute and I've been able to implement
some cost effective environmental monitoring.
First our server room, and now this week we extend it into some
Hi all,
I think I discovered a problem with caching in the alarm directory. See this
transcript:
janskiste:/home/jan # tclsh
% package require ow
0.1
% OW::init /dev/i2c-1
% OW::get
Clearly a bug. Now fixed (in the CVS).
Paul Alfille
On 12/12/06, Jan Kandziora [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I think I discovered a problem with caching in the alarm directory.
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Am Dienstag, 12. Dezember 2006 19:26 schrieb Paul Alfille:
Clearly a bug. Now fixed (in the CVS).
Have you checked in already? If yes, the bug is still there.
I noticed something interesting: It seems to be connected to the caching of
the chip presence:
% OW::put 1F.0F1B0500/discharge 1
Hi all, hi Paul,
I made a small enhancement to owfs to implement the read ROM function all
onewire chips have. With this function, a single key on a (sub)-bus can be
identified without (fairly expensive) scanning.
The attached code works with ibutton keys on the buses of a DS2482-800 and
with
I am writing a (test) shell script to dump the temps reported by several
sensors to my LCD, but I think it's trying to display the CR/LF at the
end. When I change the message to something via OWhttpd it works fine
(no trailing char), but echoing something to the message file via OWFS
it seems
Am Mittwoch, 13. Dezember 2006 01:12 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Should I be doing this differently (instead of echoing it)
How about using the printf shell builtin or, if you don't have bash at hand,
how about using echo -n?
Kind regards
Jan
--
A closed mouth gathers no foot.
Thanks Jan, echo -n works perfectly. I'm still trying to get up to
speed in linux capabilities since OWFS is my first actual adventure in
it.
-Scott
Jan Kandziora wrote:
Am Mittwoch, 13. Dezember 2006 01:12 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Should I be doing this differently (instead
I'm impressed. You certainly figured out the code style.
Questions:
1. We read_ROM and get a positlve result if any devices exist on the
selected path?
2. Should we use a name like not_empty or search ?
Paul Alfille
On 12/12/06, Jan Kandziora [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, hi Paul,
I made
Jan,
You currently return the name a of single device. And error if there are
none, or more than one.
What do you really intend? Do you want to know if there are
A. exactly 1 (and it's number) ?
B more than 0 ?
C more than 1 ?
Paul Alfille
On 12/12/06, Paul Alfille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'Day,
I am looking to create a Lua interface to owlib --- effectively owlua.
I would need to do this as a simple C library that makes the appropriate
calls, however, I have not been able to find any documentation that
would help with this. owcapi seems like it would be something similar
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