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alertR Dbus #9
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Disregard above. Got it to work by swap wheezy for jessie. |
Great. The version 1.2.0 is also only an estimation. Because this was the version I developed the client for. Could be that earlier versions also work, but I do not know it for sure. But since it works now, I will close the issue. Feel free to re-open it if anything comes up. sqall |
When I say "got it to work" I mean I've gotten past that step. I'm not sure all is configured properly. Not sure what next step is so will look at sensor client since this is my main interest. Great project. Well designed. You clearly are good at what you do. Thanks! |
Thank you for your kind words. Since the project grows (slow but steadily), I hope it keeps this structure. But I re-structured a lot after new features were added in order to keep it clean. Let me know if anything does not work out. I always plan to improve the documentation and 'how to's but then I get ideas that I want to implement. But at least they are up-to-date. |
Trying to install/run alertR on rpi B2. Configuring instance(s). I get this:
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo python alertRinstaller.py -i alertClientDbus -t alertClientDbus
12/30/2015 14:26:08 INFO: [alertRinstaller.py]: Checking the dependencies.
12/30/2015 14:26:08 INFO: [alertRinstaller.py]: Checking module 'dbus'.
The needed version '1.2.0' of module 'dbus' is not satisfied (you have version '1.1.1' installed).
Please update your installed version.
Got any guidance?
cheers
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