reef-pi :: An opensource reef tank controller based on Raspberry Pi.

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Mr_Robot said:
Yes, after every change to the config, the reef-pi service was restarted.

Code: 
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/reef-pi $ journalctl -u reef-pi.service
-- Logs begin at Wed 2017-08-23 19:26:19 UTC, end at Wed 2017-08-23 23:39:44 UTC. --
Aug 23 23:36:55 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 DB: reef-pi.db
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for temperature bucket
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: temperature
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting temperature controller
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: lightings
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for timers bucket
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting lighting cycle
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: timers
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: camera
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for system bucket
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: system
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Equipment sub-system: Running in dev mode, skipping gpio initializatio
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: equipments
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Image directory:
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting http server at: localhost:8080
Aug 23 23:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 reef-pi is up and running
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reef-pi is still listening to localhost. It can be either a configuration file formatting issue or the parameter is not present in the right place,, what version of reef-pi you are using? `reef-pi -version`
 
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Ranjib said:
reef-pi is still listening to localhost. It can be either a configuration file formatting issue or the parameter is not present in the right place,, what version of reef-pi you are using? `reef-pi -version`
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0.0.7-23-g3cce498
Should be the latest version available on git, unless you keep git REALLLY up to date.

I've tried encapsulating the IP : port in quotes, and without (I saw an example without quotes in the guide, so I gave it a shot.)
 
Whoa :-) ... i know what it is.. I am changing lot of code, so master config parsing is changed than the older releases
Can you specify address under `api` key. and restart reef-pi? something like this:
```
---
api:
address: 0.0.0.0:8088
```
 
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Ranjib said:
Whoa :) ... i know what it is.. I am changing lot of code, so master config parsing is changed than the older releases
Can you specify address under `api` key. and restart reef-pi? something like this:
```
---
api:
address: 0.0.0.0:8088
```
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Same results.
I noticed that there were two instances of 'db:' as well, so I deleted the occurance at the top of the file, and left the occurance above 'api:'

Code: 
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/reef-pi $ journalctl -u reef-pi.service
-- Logs begin at Wed 2017-08-23 14:26:19 CDT, end at Wed 2017-08-23 19:12:40 CDT. --
Aug 23 18:36:55 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 DB: reef-pi.db
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for temperature bucket
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: temperature
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting temperature controller
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: lightings
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for timers bucket
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting lighting cycle
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: timers
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: camera
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for system bucket
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: system
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Equipment sub-system: Running in dev mode, skipping gpio initialization
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: equipments
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Image directory:
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting http server at: localhost:8080
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 reef-pi is up and running
Aug 23 19:10:27 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopping raspberry pi based reef tank controller...
Aug 23 19:10:27 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopped raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 DB: reef-pi.db
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: lightings
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: timers
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: camera
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: system
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Equipment sub-system: Running in dev mode, skipping gpio initialization
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: equipments
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: temperature
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Image directory:
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Starting http server at: localhost:8080
Aug 23 19:12:28 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:28 Starting lighting cycle
Aug 23 19:12:28 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:28 Starting temperature controller
Aug 23 19:12:28 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:28 reef-pi is up and running

Code: 
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/reef-pi $ cat config.yml
---
system:
  enable: true
  interface: en0
  display: false
  dev_mode: true
  name: controller
equipments:
  enable: true
  dev_mode: true
  outlets:
    AC1:
      pin: 12
    AC2:
      pin: 13
lighting:
  enable: true
  dev_mode: true
  jacks:
    SingleChannel:
      pins:
        - 24
    DoubleChannel:
      pins:
        - 21
        - 23
camera:
  enable: true
timers:
  enable: true
ato:
  enable: false
  dev_mode: true
  sensor: 12
  check_interval: 5
  control: true
  pump: 16
temperature:
  enable: true
  min: 77
  max: 79
  check_interval: 60
  heater: 14
  cooler: 17
adafruitio:
  enable: false
  token: xxx
  user: xxx
  feed: temperature
enable_gpio: true
enable_pwm: true
database: "reef-pi.db"
api:
address: 0.0.0.0:8080
enable_auth: false
auth:
  id: 35adsjfaksjfdhks5eun435b.apps.googleusercontent.com
  secret: adqwieuqiwue
  callback_url: http://localhost:8088/auth/callback/google
  domain: example.com
  users:
    - foobar
  gomni_auth_secret: sadfhsadfkh238asdf
image_directory: /var/lib/reef-pi/images
interface: enxb827ebf47fe0
display: false
 
Mr_Robot said:
Same results.
I noticed that there were two instances of 'db:' as well, so I deleted the occurance at the top of the file, and left the occurance above 'api:'

Code: 
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/reef-pi $ journalctl -u reef-pi.service
-- Logs begin at Wed 2017-08-23 14:26:19 CDT, end at Wed 2017-08-23 19:12:40 CDT. --
Aug 23 18:36:55 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 DB: reef-pi.db
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for temperature bucket
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: temperature
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting temperature controller
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: lightings
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for timers bucket
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting lighting cycle
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: timers
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: camera
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Initializing DB for system bucket
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: system
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Equipment sub-system: Running in dev mode, skipping gpio initialization
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Successfully started subsystem: equipments
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Image directory:
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 Starting http server at: localhost:8080
Aug 23 18:36:56 raspberrypi reef-pi[15865]: 2017/08/23 23:36:56 reef-pi is up and running
Aug 23 19:10:27 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopping raspberry pi based reef tank controller...
Aug 23 19:10:27 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopped raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started raspberry pi based reef tank controller.
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 DB: reef-pi.db
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: lightings
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: timers
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: camera
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: system
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Equipment sub-system: Running in dev mode, skipping gpio initialization
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: equipments
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Successfully started subsystem: temperature
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Image directory:
Aug 23 19:12:27 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:27 Starting http server at: localhost:8080
Aug 23 19:12:28 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:28 Starting lighting cycle
Aug 23 19:12:28 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:28 Starting temperature controller
Aug 23 19:12:28 raspberrypi reef-pi[17316]: 2017/08/23 19:12:28 reef-pi is up and running

Code: 
pi@raspberrypi:/etc/reef-pi $ cat config.yml
---
system:
  enable: true
  interface: en0
  display: false
  dev_mode: true
  name: controller
equipments:
  enable: true
  dev_mode: true
  outlets:
    AC1:
      pin: 12
    AC2:
      pin: 13
lighting:
  enable: true
  dev_mode: true
  jacks:
    SingleChannel:
      pins:
        - 24
    DoubleChannel:
      pins:
        - 21
        - 23
camera:
  enable: true
timers:
  enable: true
ato:
  enable: false
  dev_mode: true
  sensor: 12
  check_interval: 5
  control: true
  pump: 16
temperature:
  enable: true
  min: 77
  max: 79
  check_interval: 60
  heater: 14
  cooler: 17
adafruitio:
  enable: false
  token: xxx
  user: xxx
  feed: temperature
enable_gpio: true
enable_pwm: true
database: "reef-pi.db"
api:
address: 0.0.0.0:8080
enable_auth: false
auth:
  id: 35adsjfaksjfdhks5eun435b.apps.googleusercontent.com
  secret: adqwieuqiwue
  callback_url: http://localhost:8088/auth/callback/google
  domain: example.com
  users:
    - foobar
  gomni_auth_secret: sadfhsadfkh238asdf
image_directory: /var/lib/reef-pi/images
interface: enxb827ebf47fe0
display: false
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You have indentation error, address is a key under api, let me use the fancy formatting here

Code: 
api:
   address: "0.0.0.0:8080"
 
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Brad Cox said:
Im using the pi3. Im getting ready to work on my led controller maybe tonight. I got all my stuff in today.
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reef-pi master just went through whole lotta changes.. it might have some bug, do let me know if you encounter any issues. If I am not responding, please checkout the 0.0.7 tag and build from there. thats more tested release
 
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Ranjib said:
You have indentation error, address is a key under api, let me use the fancy formatting here

Code: 
api:
   address: "0.0.0.0:8080"
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It worked, Thanks for the advice!
Here's where I keep my mouth shut :)
Agreed, YAML's indentation is important. However, is address: related to api: ? By my logic, shouldnt it be located under the "system -" header?
 
Mr_Robot said:
It worked, Thanks for the advice!
Here's where I keep my mouth shut :)
Agreed, YAML's indentation is important. However, is address: related to api: ? By my logic, shouldnt it be located under the "system -" header?
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PR welcome :-)
 
Cary said:
Right there with you. Really important to get the build guides fleshed out. When i start loading my pi, I will take step by step notes and then submit them on github. Do you remember the steps you went through
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Cary said:
I have my pi but don't have my ttl to usb cable...stuck like chuck until I get that... I may be wrong but my feeling is that we can make the install guides good enough that Ranjib won't have answer too many questions...so far Mr robot used a pi b and I think someone used a pi zero...maybe brad... if we can get all that info in the install guides it will help others and free up Ranjib to code....just my opinion though
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I'm relatively recent to the install and process. Mine's been running a few weeks and I'm building an electrical bar. I remember most of everything I did to get it going. It was actually pretty straight forward, if there is anything I can contribute I'll be glad to help.
 
HM3105 said:
I'm relatively recent to the install and process. Mine's been running a few weeks and I'm building an electrical bar. I remember most of everything I did to get it going. It was actually pretty straight forward, if there is anything I can contribute I'll be glad to help.
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It might be helpful if you offered suggestions or hints based on your experiences for everyone in the thread to see.
 
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Ranjib said:
Not too much. I would appreciate any help around documentation :)
Let me know what you need from me? I can add a place holder page that you can use as example, I have a few words in mind for the gloassary .. reef-pi's website is README tells about how to add anything in the website: https://github.com/reef-pi/website

right now this information is scattered across guides. Like the cron/timer details can be found here: https://reef-pi.github.io/general-guides/timer/
similarly, various electronics parts is somewhat mentioned here: https://reef-pi.github.io/general-guides/electronics/

I would love to get all of your feedback on how to best organize the documents.. as you know first hand the challenges in assembly.
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Ranjib, If you could start a page for glossary it would be great. That way I can to a pull. I have started a text document without any formatting except carriage returns, will that work? What terms would you like to add to the list?..

As to feedback on the general guides, I think they are fine. Though the Electronic components link might be separated under a different heading called "Possible Reef-Pi Components", or something like that, but still in General Guides; maybe at the top. What do you think about that?
 
Cary said:
Ranjib, If you could start a page for glossary it would be great. That way I can to a pull. I have started a text document without any formatting except carriage returns, will that work? What terms would you like to add to the list?..

As to feedback on the general guides, I think they are fine. Though the Electronic components link might be separated under a different heading called "Possible Reef-Pi Components", or something like that, but still in General Guides; maybe at the top. What do you think about that?
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Done. glossary web page: https://reef-pi.github.io/general-guides/glossary/
Corresponding markdown file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reef-pi/website/master/content/general-guides/glossary.md . Send changes against this file/repo
 
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