@Avamander I'm using OpenHab together with influxdb and grafana. All running on the same RPi. influxdb collects temperatures from half a dozen sensors and also a rain gauge every 2-5 minutes. Grafana plots the values every five minutes. OpenHab has rather a steep learning curve but the support forum is excellent. Openhabian is the easiest way to get running with OpenHab on and RPi

Hi there, I'm resuming this old topic 'cause I'm trying to make a dockerized version of MySensors gateway, built on a debian image. It compiles easily, but I'm stuck on transport initialization. No one tried it? Since I'm quite new to this, I can't give now a github link, but I'll do ASAP, so we can collaborate on this.

Let me complete the example given for the node when you use V_IR_SEND. In order to send IR codes you need to transform the code in an unsigned long: char ircode[11] = {0}; // in case your code takes the form of 0xE0E0FF0F ... if (message.type == V_IR_SEND) { String hexstring = message.getString(); hexstring.toCharArray(ircode, sizeof(ircode)); ... // get the code as an unsigned long unsigned long code = strtoul(ircode, NULL, 0); // with IRLib send the code to TV sendSAMSUNG(code); ... Very simple, ** but is hard to find an example**!

@martinhjelmare Wow thank you so much. I've cleared the eeprom and now it gets node id 1. After removing the persistence file the sensor now shows on the web interface.

@drock1985 I guess your switch string should be as follows, #Switches (Lights) switch 1: platform: mqtt state_topic: "mygateway1-out/2/1/1/0/2" command_topic: "mygateway1-in/2/1/1/0/2" name: "test1" payload_on: "1" payload_off: "0"