Error starting heyu from frontend v2.12

[den]

I have heyu 2.11-rc1 installed on Fedora 17. Heyu runs just fine from a CL but the frontend has a few problems. The first is, no matter how I configure the html path, the files have to be in the root directory in order to work. he second is that when I try to start heyu, I get an error message "SPOOL directory /var/tmp/heyu does not exist". The directory does exist and is writable. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks,   Denis

[Brad]

Since most of the testing is on Ubuntu, there may be a few differences in access rights from the owner that runs apache on Fedora. Some of the instructions from the domus.link website may give some insights, http://domus.link.co.pt/documentation/install-domus-link-first-time/, as it looks like the web server owner does not have access even to /var/tmp/heyu.

Brad

[Brad]

WIll take a look why a dash ("-") was inserted.

Brad

On Sunday, January 20, 2013 12:45:14 AM UTC-6, jose salazar wrote:

Hello Brad,

I installed Heyu 2.11-rc1 as well and domus.Link version 2.1.2 with apache2 in Ubunty Studio release 12 64 bit.

And everything was working correctly.

I went into the utilities and edit the config.php settings via the web page, and it erased the file contents. 

I entered the setting manually but I can not longer get it to work. 

I'm getting the following error:

after I enter the password:

Exec: heyu start
Invalid parameter '-'

The apache2 error.log shows:

[Sat Jan 19 23:19:00 2013] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] domus.Link: Command execution error. [/usr/local/bin/heyu - start], referer: http://localhost/domus.Link/index.php

and my config.php contentes are as follows:

<?php 

#

# domus.Link (Heyu Frontend) Configuration File

#

# ------------------

# Computer Interface

# ------------------

# Here one can set which type of computer interface

# is in use, either a CM11A or a CM17A

$config['pc_interface'] = 'CM17A';

# --------------

# File locations

# --------------

# Heyu base use - This switch forces domus.Link to pass explicit

# path directive using -c to heyu on execution based on the heyu_base

# setting when set to "YES". If set to "NO", domus.Link will default its

# heyu_base path and x10config file settings to "/etc/heyu" and 

# "x10.conf" respectively.

$config['heyu_base_use'] = 'NO';

# Heyu base directory - This directory is where Heyu

# searches for it's configuration files, and stores

# state information

$config['heyu_base'] = '';

# Heyu subdirectory configuration - This controls where

# domus.Link uses the config and scehdule files for the controller

# or multiple configs

$config['heyu_subdir'] = '';

 

# heyuconf file - This file is typically named

# x10.conf and usually located in /etc/heyu for

# system wide use

$config['heyuconf'] = 'x10.conf';

# heyuexec setting - This setting specifies the

# location of the Heyu exectuable file. Typically

# this will be in /usr/local/bin/

$config['heyuexec'] = '/usr/local/bin/heyu';

# -----------------

# Security Setting

# -----------------

# This setting controls whether security is used

# at all for domus.Link

# WARNING!!!! Setting this to off will make your domus.Link

# and heyu setup vulnerable to hackers. Do not change unless

# you are sure your system cannot be accessed externally!!!!

$config['use_domus_security'] = 'Y';

# -----------------

# HVAC Settings for RCS usage

# -----------------

# RCS thermostats use a complete house code.

# This value specifies which house code to use

$config['hvac_house_code'] = '';

# -----------------

# Frontend Settings

# -----------------

# Language - Define the language for the frontend here.

# If left blank browsers preferred language will be used.

# In case a language is not found it will default to English

# Options: Dutch, French, English

$config['lang'] = 'English';

# Url Path - This setting defines the URL path of the frontend.

# For example if you are running domus.Link in a sub folder

# say http://your-host/domuslink, then you should define the

# url path as /domuslink. Leave blank if your are running

# domus.Link at the root ie http://your-host/

$config['url_path'] = '/domus.Link';

# Theme - Web GUI's Theme

$config['theme'] = 'default';

# Theme  View - default view as grouped or types

$config['themeview'] = 'typed';

# Mobile Theme - select mobile autodetect theme

$config['thememobile'] = 'mobileWebKit';

# Mobile Select - A list of strings to search aginst the http_user_agent to

# set the mobile theme automatically. This is a comma separated list. The search

# will be case insensitive.

$config['mobileselect'] = 'iPhone,iPad,Android';

# Images - Select ON or OFF if you want images to be displayed

# in the menu bar instead of text.

$config['imgs'] = 'ON';

# Codes - Select ON or OFF if you want codes to be displayed

# in the buttons.

$config['codes'] = 'ON';

# Refresh - This setting defines the amount of time between page

# refreshes. The page being refreshed is the main page where modules

# are displayed. Leave empty to disable this feature.

$config['refresh'] = '';

?>

the error is pointing to the index.php which I have not changed. Do you have any idea what could be causing this error?

Thanks in advance.

Jose

[jose salazar]

I appreciated.  By the way I wanted to let you and the team that work in this project, that it is an excellent product.  I also would like to offer assistant with testing if required once I have the system up.  

Thanks again 

[Brad]

Ahh, I see what's wrong in your config.php now.

The following is what you have:

# Heyu base use - This switch forces domus.Link to pass explicit

# path directive using -c to heyu on execution based on the heyu_base

# setting when set to "YES". If set to "NO", domus.Link will default its

# heyu_base path and x10config file settings to "/etc/heyu" and 

# "x10.conf" respectively.

$config['heyu_base_use'] = 'NO';

# Heyu base directory - This directory is where Heyu

# searches for it's configuration files, and stores

# state information

$config['heyu_base'] = '';

# Heyu subdirectory configuration - This controls where

# domus.Link uses the config and scehdule files for the controller

# or multiple configs

$config['heyu_subdir'] = '';

and should read as such (if heyu config files are in /etc/heyu):

# Heyu base use - This switch forces domus.Link to pass explicit

# path directive using -c to heyu on execution based on the heyu_base

# setting when set to "YES". If set to "NO", domus.Link will default its

# heyu_base path and x10config file settings to "/etc/heyu" and 

# "x10.conf" respectively.

$config['heyu_base_use'] = 'NO';

# Heyu base directory - This directory is where Heyu

# searches for it's configuration files, and stores

# state information

$config['heyu_base'] = '/etc/heyu/';

# Heyu subdirectory configuration - This controls where

# domus.Link uses the config and scehdule files for the controller

# or multiple configs

$config['heyu_subdir'] = 'default';

Brad

[jose salazar]

Thank you Brad, I appreciated. I reinstalled and everything worked perfectly.

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