ynot1234567890 wrote: > Hi, Indeed it looks like you are getting much closer. My http section > reads as follows: > > Code: -------------------- > > http: > base_url: https://mydomain.duckdns.org > ssl_certificate: /ssl/fullchain.pem > ssl_key: /ssl/privkey.pem > trusted_networks: > - 192.168.0.0/24 > -------------------- > > > > Reviewing your output (which is very helpful) looks like the query for > spotify is working ok, it returned your album and posted the result to > your sensor (sensor.spotify_uri) but there is a syntax error in line > 23 looks like a missing " or ' so sensor.lms_name did not get posted. > > As for the result of the query against the lms database, looks like > the query did not run and no result was found however on the positive > side, the results do seem to be posted to HA sensors sensor.art_id, > sensor.alb_id, sensor.lms_name so that part is working. > > I reviewed your previous sh file you sent and it appears ok for the > section that queries the lms server. > > A couple of quick questions: > > > > > - Does your lms installation require you to use a username / > password (ie: secure install). If yes, you need to use the secure > scripts and socat. - In your configuration.yaml file the following entry in place? > > Code: -------------------- > > media_player: > - platform: squeezebox > host: 192.168.0.XX -------------------- > > - Do you see your logitech media players defined in HA GUI? - Is your lms server reachable from your HA instance (ie: can you > ping the lms server from a shell in the HA instance) - Is your lms CLI port 9090 (check your settings in lms for this) - Do you have the artist and album supertramp, breakfast in america > in your lms database (query it in your lms interface to make sure) - If memory serves, you did a symbolic link to use netcat instead of > nc, is the syntax exactly the same?? You could replace nc with > netcat in the shell files for lms > > > > > You can also test the CLI interface to lms to ensure its working and > returns valid results, using putty, set connection type to telnet, set > your lms IP address and port to 9090. Press the open button to connect > and press enter in the window, you should get a bunch of characters > back. Now you can test the query directly by entering: > *artists 0 20 search:_supertramp tags:a* > The results should be something like: > *artists 0 20 search%3A_supertramp tags%3Aa id%3A1234 > artist%3ASupertramp count%3A1* > Note: If using the secure version of lms, you need to login first > (upon initial connection before pressing enter) by typing login > username password > > As for editing my files I use the built in editor in hassio (HASS > Configurator) or notepadd++. > > Hope this helps. Ynot.
Oh man. I am such a fool. I went way to far down the rabbit hole on this one. Obviously that song wasn't in my LMS database. I picked one that was and got the expected results. I will investigate the spotify query when I am home later. Also I am still having issues with the play, pause and next track buttons not showing up. I did a full install a few times and had issues with that. In post #118 I showed a pic of what I am seeing and the code I see in the files. Is that correct? THANK YOU for the help. In return I will put together a guide for synology users as it was a real pain to get the SSL certificate installed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ grimmace92's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=67328 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=109273 _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins
