October 1, 20196 yr 20 hours ago, JustinAiken said: To update to v1.0 that came out today: - I needed to `chown -R 1000 /path/to/appdir` to update it to the new uid used by the container I don't understand this part. Do I do this in the appdata folder? also does anyone how to turn on dark mode? Edited October 1, 20196 yr by H2O_King89
October 1, 20196 yr 57 minutes ago, H2O_King89 said: I don't understand this part. Do I do this in the appdata folder? NOT the toplevel appdata folder !- the path to your nodered appdata folder. Something like `/mnt/user/appdata/nodered` 58 minutes ago, H2O_King89 said: also does anyone how to turn on dark mode? https://github.com/bonanitech/node-red-contrib-theme-midnight-red#install Looks like you have to manually do some `npm`'ing
October 1, 20196 yr ..you got me interested in a dark theme, I just gave it a try. ``` # Run this while Node Red is up and running: $ docker exec -it NodeRed-OfficialDocker /bin/bash # Then you'll be inside the running container # Now run: $ npm install node-red-contrib-theme-midnight-red # And exit the container: $ exit # Now from unraid, edit settings.js: $ vim /path/to/nodered/settings.js ``` You'll want it to look like: ``` .... editorTheme: { page: { css: "/usr/src/node-red/node_modules/node-red-contrib-theme-midnight-red/midnight.css" } } ``` Then restart nodered docker from the unraid docker GUI.
October 1, 20196 yr NOT the toplevel appdata folder !- the path to your nodered appdata folder. Something like `/mnt/user/appdata/nodered` Sorry that's what I meant. what do I do in there? Do I make a file in this path? /mnt/user/appdata/nodered/path/to/appdir And thank you, got dark mode working! Edited October 2, 20196 yr by H2O_King89
October 3, 20196 yr On 10/1/2019 at 1:44 PM, H2O_King89 said: Sorry that's what I meant. what do I do in there? Do I make a file in this path? /mnt/user/appdata/nodered/path/to/appdir And thank you, got dark mode working! you need to run the command mentioned from a terminal window, which you should be able to launch from your unraid main page or by using ssh/telnet to login to your server.
December 16, 20196 yr Looking for some help or someone to point me in the right direction. I recently just started using Nodered and would like to move all my home automations from Apple Home to Nodered. Having a hard time wrapping my head around on thing. I have lights and switches on my first floor that needs automation written and if possible, would like to put them in one flow. I tired with bigtimer but ran into an issue with having more than one bigtimer in the flow, it still runs the no condition if the light is off and will shut off the light even though it should be on for the step above it. Good example would be what I have written for floor lamp 1. It will turn on at 4:30 am because it meets the time but then when it hits the bigtimer below it to check for sunset, it will shut the light off. Floor lamp 1, needs the following schedule At 4:30 AM, light need to turn on and shut off at sunrise. At sunset, light needs to turn on and shut off at 9:00 pm. Candle light switch Turn on at sunset and turn off at sunrise. If it’s Christmas Eve Day or Christmas Day, keep lights on. Outside light switch Turn on at 5:00 AM and turn off at sunrise. Turn on a sunset and turn off at 9:00 pm
December 19, 20196 yr Author @JohnSracic the best place for this question is http://discourse.nodered.org but if you can export that part of your flow (just the bit with your timers) and PM it me, I will sort it out for you.
January 5, 20206 yr Wondering if Dashing should be replaced with Smashing? They took it over. https://github.com/Smashing/smashing
January 10, 20206 yr So, there¨s a docker image called MQTT and Mosquitto. What's the difference and which one I should be using?
January 10, 20206 yr 1 minute ago, lsaranto said: So, there¨s a docker image called MQTT and Mosquitto. What's the difference and which one I should be using? I've been using the MQTT one for years and have never had an issue with it.
January 10, 20206 yr Author My MQTT one is mosquitto but has a nifty way of adding users and passwords. I have been using it for ages with thousands of connections a day and it has never let me down. (Thats why I haven't updated it!). It's easy to try stuff with unraid, so try them both!
January 22, 20206 yr Hi I am interesting in running this - https://github.com/greghesp/assistant-relay It says it runs on node.js but should it work on nodered as well? It says to download the package zip file "and then use npm i to get started", but I have no idea where to place this zip file? Thanks!
January 26, 20206 yr On 1/10/2020 at 2:16 PM, spants said: My MQTT one is mosquitto but has a nifty way of adding users and passwords. I have been using it for ages with thousands of connections a day and it has never let me down. (Thats why I haven't updated it!). It's easy to try stuff with unraid, so try them both! Can we get updated versions based on tags? This way we can keep this stable version under one tag but also be able to try out the newer versions. As nice as it is staying on one version the updates can be really important for security and performance.
January 26, 20206 yr I wrote a post about installing MQTT in Unraid using your container. If anyone needs help they can check it out: https://skylar.tech/installing-mqtt-under-docker/ A good number of my readers requested this post. Figured it would be good to put this here for others.
January 26, 20206 yr Author 15 minutes ago, Skylord123 said: I wrote a post about installing MQTT in Unraid using your container. If anyone needs help they can check it out: https://skylar.tech/installing-mqtt-under-docker/ A good number of my readers requested this post. Figured it would be good to put this here for others. Excellent work!. Thank you.
January 26, 20206 yr Author 14 hours ago, Skylord123 said: Can we get updated versions based on tags? This way we can keep this stable version under one tag but also be able to try out the newer versions. As nice as it is staying on one version the updates can be really important for security and performance. I tested Mosquitto 1.6.8 and Alpine Linux 3.11 today but had to revert to 1.48 and linux 3.3 as bug found, sorry Edited January 27, 20206 yr by spants
February 9, 20206 yr i tried to install mqtt I need this for mqttt broker https://github.com/ElectricBrainUK/UnraidAPI But when trying to start mqtt, i get this error Warning: store_clean_interval is no longer needed. Error: Duplicate user value in configuration. Error found at /config/mosquitto.conf:21. Error: Unable to open configuration file. anyone can help pls After that , i need to connect both home assistant and the unraid API to it.
February 10, 20206 yr 16 hours ago, skank said: i tried to install mqtt I need this for mqttt broker https://github.com/ElectricBrainUK/UnraidAPI But when trying to start mqtt, i get this error Warning: store_clean_interval is no longer needed. Error: Duplicate user value in configuration. Error found at /config/mosquitto.conf:21. Error: Unable to open configuration file. anyone can help pls After that , i need to connect both home assistant and the unraid API to it. I don't know about the UnraidAPI stuff but the error you are getting indicates you have the same user defined twice in your config. I actually helped someone out that was having this same issue on my blog (scroll down to the comments): https://skylar.tech/installing-mqtt-under-docker/
February 10, 20206 yr 8 hours ago, Skylord123 said: I don't know about the UnraidAPI stuff but the error you are getting indicates you have the same user defined twice in your config. I actually helped someone out that was having this same issue on my blog (scroll down to the comments): https://skylar.tech/installing-mqtt-under-docker/ HI, So i've read too, but i cant find where that config is? on the cache drive, the usb stick? where do i find it?
February 10, 20206 yr 16 minutes ago, skank said: HI, So i've read too, but i cant find where that config is? on the cache drive, the usb stick? where do i find it? When you installed the container you chose your appdata location. It is wherever you selected for that. You can always edit your containers to see what paths you used (it should also display this from the docker list in Unraid).
February 10, 20206 yr 11 minutes ago, Skylord123 said: When you installed the container you chose your appdata location. It is wherever you selected for that. You can always edit your containers to see what paths you used (it should also display this from the docker list in Unraid). yeah i looked there i see folders.. but nothing for users..
February 10, 20206 yr 21 minutes ago, skank said: yeah i looked there i see folders.. but nothing for users.. You need to go to the path you installed your container's appdata path and modify the config file. Inside that config file you have two users defined. Just remove one of them.
February 12, 20206 yr HI, im also a first time user installing MQTT on unraid via the docker template on the app store. The default/sample config file downloaded does have "user mosquitto" defined twice which causes the error below and the container does not start. Removing the duplicate config entry fixes the issue, but will continue to trip new users. Error: Duplicate user value in configuration. Error found at /config/mosquitto.conf:21. Error: Unable to open configuration file.
February 12, 20206 yr Author 1 hour ago, Nosbus said: HI, im also a first time user installing MQTT on unraid via the docker template on the app store. The default/sample config file downloaded does have "user mosquitto" defined twice which causes the error below and the container does not start. Removing the duplicate config entry fixes the issue, but will continue to trip new users. Error: Duplicate user value in configuration. Error found at /config/mosquitto.conf:21. Error: Unable to open configuration file. Thanks for the info - I have fixed it. Strange that it has only just come to light, that hasn't changed for years! Edited February 12, 20206 yr by spants
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