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I was able to restart and HomeSeer came back up and Pushover now works when using version .54. I received a notification. Thanks so much!
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Ok, I read around and tried using "root" in lieu of "homeseer" for the access and I was able to copy the file.
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Ok, I shutdown HomeSeer however when I try to copy the HSPI_PUSHOVER.exe file to the HomeSeer directory I get an error message "scp: /usr/local/HomeSeer/HSPI_PUSHOVER.exe: Permission denied".
Do you know how to have the permission to copy this file.
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HST doesn't do Linux in anything approaching a standard/modern way, which makes things difficult ...
To start it, there is a "go" script in the HomeSeer root folder. To run this,
Code:cd /usr/local/HomeSeer ./go
Code:sudo reboot
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I purchased the HomeTroller SEL system from HST however I had to install the HS4 myself. It was quite an ordeal as the version of HS3 was apparently very old.
The system is located across the country from me so I won't be able to power cycle it if anything goes awry hence I want to ensure that I can restart it after I shutdown Homeseer.
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Originally posted by kevkeeg View PostWhat is the proper ssh command to start homeseer back up after I copy the file.
If HS comes up automatically on reboot, then that is a good approach.
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A last question before I perform the shutdown please. What is the proper ssh command to start homeseer back up after I copy the file.
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Thanks to you both.
Well, the command "ls /usr/local/HomeSeer" did return the full directory listing. I do see the HSPI_PUOSHOVER.exe file there.
I think that my problem was that the initial directory after login was one directory up from usr and I did not know that.
Thanks again for your help with this.
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Any user is fine, that won't make a difference.
How did you install it in the first place? If you have those instructions, they should help you locate the installation point.
The HomeSeer folder can be placed anywhere; however as a rule, HST puts it at /usr/local/HomeSeer. Run this command to see if there is anything there:
Code:ls /usr/local/HomeSeer
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I don't know what directory HS4 is installed in when upgraded from HS3.
What do you see if you SSH:
Code:cd /usr/local
Code:dir
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What user should I use when I ssh. I tried both homeseer, which is what produced that file listing. I don't see a usr or local directory, only HomeSeer. I also used root to login and there I don't see a HomeSeer directory at all.
I do have HS4 installed and running with a couple of other plug-ins.
Under About in HomeSeer I do see the following:
Confguration File: /usr/local/HomeSeer/Data/HomeSeerData.json
so I must be missing something to be able to see that folder when in ssh.
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This looks like a dead copy of an HS3 install. A live HS4 would have "HS4Sentry.exe" and "Updates4". Yours has only "HS3Sentry.exe" and "Updates3".
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That makes no sense. This is /usr/local/HomeSeer directory ?
Are you sure the plugin is installed correctly? Maybe uninstall Pushover and reinstall 0.52 and check again.
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Here are all the files, sorry I could not get them to look better:
autostart_hs HomeSeerAPI.dll mochad Scheduler.dll Temp
bin HS3Sentry.exe play_audio.sh Scheduler.dll.config temp.wav
change_password.sh HSCF.dll post_update.sh scripts update_extra.sh
check_passwd HSConsole.exe RecoveryInstall.sh server.pfx updatehs.sh
Config HSConsole.exe.config RecoveryInstall.txt shutdown_controller.sh Updates3
ConfigBackup html register_with_find.sh shutdown.sh update.sh
Data install.sh restart.sh speak.sh Wave
factory.sh Logs RssToolkit.dll speak_to_file.sh wave_files
go Mail.dll run_command_raw.sh sslcert
Grammar Media run_command.sh temp
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