Re: [mh] Messed up trigger crashing MH

[Jens T. <jen...@ya...>]

My triggers.current file is actually showing all the old working triggers and nothing new since MH started crashing.  I tried to remove that file anyway to see what would happen and I still received the same errors.

I dug around in the web directory and found that there is a triggers.pl file there, but it looks like it's just a script to generate the triggers form on the web interface.  I can't find any evidence of me actually making a change in any file with "trigger" in the name, but the last thing I did before it crashed was to add a new trigger via the web interface.  I hit the "create" button after filling out the form and within a couple seconds MH crashed and gave me the error I mentioned.

Jens




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From: Jim Serack <js...@sy...>
To: The main list for the MisterHouse home automation program <mis...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 9:19:57 PM
Subject: Re: [mh] Messed up trigger crashing MH

Message  
 It looks like you have entered a mismatched pair 
of { and missing } as part of some "if" statement - perhaps in the code you 
wrote?
you can move the module out of your code directory and 
then try a restart. 
 
Or maybe you used a brace in your trigger statement? At any rate the answer to your question is the triggers 
are in triggers.current in your local data directory eg 
~/mymisterhousedirectory/data/triggers.current
 
 -----Original Message-----
From: Jens Torell [mailto:jen...@ya...] 
Sent: November 29, 2008 
8:35 PM
To: MisterHouse
Subject: [mh] Messed up trigger 
crashing MH

 
I had some time this weekend to play with some more Insteon hardware that  I purchased a while back.  Everything installed easily and is  working.  Today I strung Christmas lights and plugged them all into an  Insteon outlet so I could just turn them on and off automatically  everyday.  I have used the web interface to add triggers for my hardware  in the past and so I thought I'd do that for this application as well.   It didn't work out this time.  Perhaps I mis-typed something, but now MH  won't load.  The errors it spits out are pasted in the message  below.

Where are the triggers stored when you add them via the  web-interface?  I'm happy with just going in and deleting what I tried to  add today because I created an entry in insteon.pl that should take care of  what I'm trying to accomplish.

Thanks for your help and Happy  Thanksgiving.

Jens Torell

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11/29/08 07:17:59 PM Oops1: Scalar found where operator expected at (eval  448) line 3061, near "''$Time_Sunset"
11/29/08 07:17:59 PM Oops1:      (Missing operator before $Time_Sunset?)
11/29/08  07:17:59 PM Oops1: String found where operator expected at (eval 448) line  3061, near "$Time_Sunset''"
11/29/08 07:17:59 PM Oops1:      (Missing operator before ''?)
Error in user code file  ./../data/mh_temp.user_code
11/29/08 07:17:59 PM: 
11/29/08 07:17:59 PM  Oops1:     (Missing operator before ''?)
Global symbol  "$benchmark_tickcount" requires explicit package name at (eval 448) line  3101.
Global symbol "$benchmark_tickcount" requires explicit package name  at (eval 448) line 3101.
syntax error at (eval 448) line 3103, near  ";

}"
Line 3096:  # name=scan insteon link tables  type=NoExpire
Line 3097:  if ((time_cron '00 02 * * *') and  &trigger_active('scan insteon link tables')) {
Line  3098:      # FYI trigger code:  &_get_next_linkscan();
Line 3099:       &trigger_run('scan insteon link tables',1);
Line 3100:  }
Line  3101:     $Benchmark_Members{'triggers_table'} +=  &get_tickcount - $benchmark_tickcount if $benchmark_tickcount and  $Benchmark_Members{on_off_flag};
Line 3102:  
Line 3103:  } #  End of triggers_table#-----------------------------------
Line 3104:  
Line 3105:  sub loop_code { 
Line 3106: