Activity for owfs and owhttpd
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Jan Kandziora posted a comment on a wiki page
We moved the project to GitHub. Please post your wish for assistance there. https://github.com/owfs/owfs/issues Thank you, Jan
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Cody kroes posted a comment on a wiki page
Hello, im looking for detailed information on how to use OWFS-python, with a raspberry pi, im building a project in which i need to send a measurement and convert command to multiple DS18B20's, wait the conversion time, and burst read. all sensors simoultaneously doing conversion to reduce time. i cant seem to find a tutorial, or even a list of functions that are available once the owfs module/library is installed. installation is another thing im unsure about. ideally i can do it through pip? if...
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Thomas Zimmermann committed [a9a79b]
Add possibility to compile owfs against php7, requires swig > 3.0.11
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Johan Ström committed [86b33c]
Revert "Merge pull request #4 from heinervdm/master"
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Updated README to indicate move to github
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GitHub committed [2ca692]
Merge pull request #7 from miccoli/patch/cvsignore
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Matthias Urlichs committed [8dd823]
Remove "$Author$"
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GitHub committed [0c79c8]
Merge pull request #6 from miccoli/patch/getpagesize
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Stefano Miccoli committed [e40e23]
add uninstall target to module/owmon and module/owtap Makefile
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remove $Id$ strings
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GitHub committed [f6f7b0]
Merge pull request #5 from miccoli/patch/uninstall
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Stefano Miccoli committed [543ac5]
remove old .cvsignore files
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GitHub committed [db1c50]
Merge pull request #4 from heinervdm/master
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Stefano Miccoli committed [21df31]
`getpagesize` is not portable, use instead `sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE)`
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Stefano Miccoli committed [fcba60]
added OS X Travis CI environment
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Added Travis GitHub integration for basic automated build verificaiton
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Remove "$HeadURL:…$"
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Unbreak FreeBSD build when Avahi is present
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Justin Brewer committed [4b3fb4]
Add pkg-config entry for owcapi
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GitHub committed [1af755]
Merge pull request #3 from justinbrewer/owcapi-pkgconfig
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NOTE: Project moved to github
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NOTE: Tickets moved to github
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This is an error in the Debian packaging. Please update to Debian Stretch or newer.
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Darek created ticket #73
owserver on RPi ignores debug/error options
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Tomasz Torcz committed [0d5e4b]
include <sys/sysmacros.h> for major()
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echrstnn committed [bbafda]
Fixed OW_init() fail when parsing command line options before calling it
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Merge branch 'echrstnn-fix-owinit'
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owfs and owhttpd released /owfs/3.2p2/readme.txt
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Release 3.2p2
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Problems reading memory pages from DS2438
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Merged. Took some time today to study the code to understand OWQ_offset, for my own benifit. Here is what I figured out, for future reference :) OWQ_offset is default 0 from OWQ_allocate_read_buffer and OWQ_size is derived from the filetype struct field suglen, 8 in this case. If OWQ_offset is set (in i.e. owserver read.c based on incoming request), ow_read.c will adjust OWQ_size in adjust_file_size (from FS_r_local), ensuring it never copies longer than the "file" length.
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ds2438: explicitly set OWQ_length when reading page
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DS18(B)20 resolution cache fix
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ow_testhelper.h missing from 3.2p1 source code archive
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Merged.
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Fix ow_testhelper.h missing from source code archive
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Anonymous created ticket #24
ow_testhelper.h missing from 3.2p1 source code archive
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Changes to man regarding LinkUSB and FTDI addressing
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Martin Patzak created merge request #9
Changes to man regarding LinkUSB and FTDI addressing
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Changes and additions to the owserver manual regarding mainly LinkUSB with FTDI
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Hi, thanks for contribution! Not too familiar with that device, but setting OWQ_size seems sensible. I'm curious though, what is OWQ_offset(owq) usually set to? Always zero? Seems a bit odd to write to data[OWQ_offset(owq)] instead of data[0], especially since data is not initialized.
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Matthias Schmidt created ticket #23
Problems reading memory pages from DS2438
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This doesn't depend on the host adapter you use. With the DS2438, OWFS has temperate+voltage→humidity formulas for the Humirel HTM1735 and for the Honeywell HIH3600, HIH4000, and HIH5030. For other "raw" sensors, you can either calculate it yourself or we could add support. You may want to consider the iButtonLink SmartSlave SS-Wall-TH, which is supported by recent OWFS out-of-the-box. Another solution is to use an I²C humiditiy sensor as the HTU21 or AM2315 and connect them to Onewire through an...
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This doesn't depend on the host adapter you use. With the DS2438, OWFS has temperate+voltage formulas for the Humirel HTM1735 and for the Honeywell HIH3600, HIH4000, and HIH5030. For other "raw" sensors, you can either calculate it yourself or we could add support. You may want to consider the iButtonLink SmartSlave SS-Wall-TH, which is supported by recent OWFS out-of-the-box. Another solution is to use an I²C humiditiy sensor as the HTU21 or AM2315 and connect them to Onewire through an DS28E17...
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This doesn't depend on the host adapter you use. With the DS2438, OWFS has temperate+voltage formulas for the Humirel HTM1735 and for the Honeywell HIH3600, HIH4000, and HIH5030. For other "raw" sensors, you can either calculate it yourself or we could add support. You may want to consider the iButtonLink SmartSlave SS-Wall-TS, which is supported by recent OWFS out-of-the-box. Another solution is to use an I²C humiditiy sensor as the HTU21 or AM2315 and connect them to Onewire through an DS28E17...
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This doesn't depend on the host adapter you use. With the DS2438, OWFS has temperate+voltage formulas for the Humirel HTM1735 and for the Honeywell HIH3600, HIH4000, and HIH5030. For other "raw" sensors, you can either calculate it yourself or we could add support. You may want to consider the iButtonLink SmartSlave SS-Wall-TS, which is also supported by OWFS. Another solution is to use an I²C humiditiy sensor as the HTU21 or AM2315 and connect them to Onewire through an DS28E17 Onewire to I²C brigde....
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Coudy * posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi, sorry for very late response :-) My question is stil open. It is possible to add humidity on passive adapter DS90907 ? I realy don't know. Did you do any progress ?
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Fix race conditions in ow_regcomp
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Ignore man3/IBLSS.3
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Free regexes at exit
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The owserver program isn't the same as the owfs program. Both can be run as a service, but the use of the owfs program for anything but testing is discouraged due to its unfixable concurrency issues. Please run the owserver service, then access it with the owread/owdir/owget/owwrite shell tools, or one of the various language bindings. You will also get network transparency and working concurrent access that way.
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The owserver program isn't the same as the owfs program. Both can be run as a service, but the use of owfs for anything but testing is discouraged due to its unfixable concurrency issues. Please run the owserver service, then access it with the owread/owdir/owget/owwrite shell tools, or one of the various language bindings. You will also get network transparency and working concurrent access that way.
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holbue posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi all, i have a temperature sensor connected via passive DS9097 on a RPi3 (rasbian). The following command works correctly and shows the temps in the mount-dir: sudo /usr/bin/owfs --debug --i2c=ALL:ALL --allow_other --passive /dev/ttyUSB0 /mnt/1wire However, I'm not able to get it working as the service, which I start with: sudo service owserver start The mount-dir just stays empty! My owfs.conf: # Sample configuration file for the OWFS suite for Debian GNU/Linux. # # # This is the main OWFS configuration...
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Do you use the --w1 or the --i2c= host adaptor option? If the latter, did you disable the w1 kernel driver (or at least the ds2482 module)? That's because if both the w1 kernel driver and owfs are accessing the DS2482-800, such problems are inevitable.
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Do you use the --w1 or the --i2c= host adaptor option? If the latter, did you disable the w1 kernel driver (or at least the ds2482 module)? That's because of both the w1 kernel driver and owfs are accessing the DS2482-800, such problems are inevitable.
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LINK: unbreak non-ftdi access mode
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drazil created ticket #72
Still duplicate devices shown with owfs3.1p5 on raspian 9 and DS2482-800 busmaster
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Hi, i recently setup a brand new raspian 9 os with owfs3.1p5. My busmaster is a DS2482-800 chip. I have tried owfs with simple DS2401 chips But when i list the mounted filesystem it still shows duplicate entries. Any hints on that issue. I already got the same issue with raspian 8 and owfs2.9x. owhttp seems to be ok. Hardware: RaspberryPi 2 Model B V1.1 Best Regards
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Hi, i recently setup a brand new raspian 9 os with owfs3.1p5. My busmaster is a DS2482-800 chip. I have tried owfs with simple DS2401 chips But when i list the mounted filesystem it still shows duplicate entries. Any hints on that issue. I already got the same issue with raspian 8 and owfs2.9x. owhttp seems to be ok. Hardware RaspberryPi 2 Model B V1.1 Best Regards
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Hi, i recently setup a brand new raspian 9 os with owfs3.1p5. My busmaster is a DS2482-800 chip. I have tried owfs with simple DS2401 chips But when i list the mounted filesystem it still shows duplicate entries. Any hints on that issue. I already got the same issue with raspian 8 and owfs2.9x. owhttp seems to be ok. Best Regards
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Hi, i recently setup a brand new raspian 9 os with owfs3.1p5. My busmaster is a DS2482-800 chip. I have tried owfs with simple DS2401 chips But when i list the mounted filesystem is still shows duplicate entries. Any hints on that issue. I already got the same issue with raspian 8 and owfs2.9x. owhttp seems to be ok. Best Regards
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Hi, i recently setup a brand new raspian 9 os with owfs3.1p5. My busmaster is a DS2482-800 chip. I have tried owfs with simple DS2401 chips But when list the mounted filesystem is still shows duplicate entries. Any hints on that issue. I already got the same issue with raspian 8 and owfs2.9x. owhttp seems to be ok. Best Regards
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Fred G Cox posted a comment on discussion Help
Ok, got it to load by going back to Ubuntu 12.04. Now trying to find info on how to send to Wunderground
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OK folks, rookie to Ubuntu and OWFS. 30 yrs plus on Windows. Downloaded and installed OWFS on latest Ubuntu version. Doesn't recognise DS9097U serial adapter. Did research, says to edit /etc/owfs.conf . Have searched all over system and cannot find an etc directory or an OWFS.conf file. What is happening. Searched but no info found. Any help appreciated!
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OK folks, rookie to Ubuntu and OWFS. 30 yrs plus on Windoes. Downloaded and installed OWFS on latest Ubuntu version. Doesn't recognise DS9097U serial adapter. Did research, says to edit /etc/owfs.conf . Have searched all over system and cannot find an etc directory or an OWFS.conf file. What is happening. Searched but no info found. Any help appreciated!
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #40
It's fixed! Thanks :) See https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/15689 which is green.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #38
I have nearly finished my application (Raspberry Pi-based SCADA gateway Modbus/TCP to 1-Wire EEPROMs), it works like a charm. Thanks for your support.
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Nigel Titley committed [32d98f]
Fixed incorrect check-in of IBLSS.3 and updated IBLSS.man instead
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Nigel Titley committed [c16f45]
Moved IBLSS firmware property to main node and added subtype
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Nigel Titley committed [368e7d]
Completing addition of firmware reporting to IBLSS including man page
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Nigel Titley committed [f8e72c]
Added firmware attribute to IBLSS module
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ilovezfs posted a comment on ticket #41
It's fixed! Thanks :) See https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/15689
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It's fixed! Thanks :) See https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/15689
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Please check whether v3.2p1 fixes your problem.
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Release 3.2p1
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fixed a problem with gcc<7.1 and clang introduced by commit c44db863a324bff4608639981ca05f73b43ab275
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Could you please check whether replacing __attribute__ ((fallthrough)); by [[clang::fallthrough]]; heals this problem? You have to do it at several places. If so, I would prepare a macro for this then. Related: Is there a standard way to tell clang and gcc apart?
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Could you please check whether replacing __attribute__ ((fallthrough)); with [[clang::fallthrough]]; heals this problem? You have to do it at several places. If so, I would prepare a macro for this then. Related: Is there a standard way to tell clang and gcc apart?
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Fixed in commit 9f54d7f7ee4c79c8c9f07ba9eb576c0c0f361c29. Thanks for reporting.
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fixed umount() vs unmount() peculiarity for MacOSX
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Anonymous created ticket #41
3.2p0 build failure on macOS with gcc 7.1.0 Undefined symbol _umount
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Anonymous created ticket #40
3.2p0 build failure on macOS with clang error: expected expression __attribute__ ((fallthrough));
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fixed buffer overflow in LINK host adapter version string parsing
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added support for iButtonLink SmartSlave Wall-TH
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fixed false positives found by -Wimplicit-fallthrough
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added simultaneous conversion trigger on iButtonLink SmartSlaves
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Release 3.2p0
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added manpage for iButtonLink SmartSlave
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Merge branch 'iblss'
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Thanks for noticing. I've thrown out FS_r_i8 and FS_w_i8 completely, this was the last place those functions were errorenously used. Please provide future diffs as diff -u, and best as diffs between trees. You can create such a diff e.g. by doing diff -urN owfs-3.1p0.orig/module/owlib/src/c/ owfs-3.1p0/module/owlib/src/c/
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bugfix: EDS0065 humidity hi and low values are floats
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added mechanism for secondary family codes; added A6 family code for DS2438
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Merge branch 'master' of ssh://git.code.sf.net/p/owfs/code