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Just to share a little about Openhab (openhab.org),
It is an open source home automation software for your house, it can control a lot of devices under a single interface, also you can download an app for your mobile phone and then control it.
It can run on Windows, Linux or MAC because it is based on Java.
In fact you can use a raspberry pi or a any other embedded linux board to host it.
I am on the way to build some devices to comunicate with openhab using ardunio and MQTT protocol.
I will share my progress here.
Any comments or questions, please post here!
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First Steps:
0) Be sure to have the Java runtime installed and in your path.
You can verify by typing java in the command line.
Download from official site the following packages:
1) distribution runtime, and uncompress to /opt/openhab
Now you have the runtime installed. By default openhab doesn't have addons installed,
2) you will need to download the addons file and unzip to
/opt/openhab/addons
At your first test, you can extract all, but after some testing you can ommit unused files.
3) you will need to create the configuration file, use the configurations/openhab_default.cfe as a base to create openhab.cfg and place into configurations folder. Default port is 8080, in the configuration file you can change the binding port.
4) In your first steps, the demo package will be very useful. Download it and extract to /opt/openhab. This will install the sitemap called "demo".
5) Start the demo, by typing
chmod +x start.sh
./start.sh
6) Open the following address in your navigator and/or android application. http://[server_ip]:8080/openhab.app?sitemap=demo
7) By following last steps you will have the openhab installed and running into your pc, but if you restart the PC, you will have to launch the server again. In the followings posts i will show how to setup for automatically start at bootup.
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