Here start ZWave on the old RPi2 via HS3 this way. The old RPi2 talks to the ZeeLite computer running Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit (ARM or Intel).
Event reads
/bin/sh /HomeSeer/scripts/startzwave.sh
For root / users the ssh keys are located in the .ssh directory.
startzwave.sh
#!/bin/bash
#: Description: Enables the required modules Homeseer ZWave
ssh root@192.168.244.169 "/usr/bin/mono /HomeSeer/HSPI_ZWave.exe server=192.168.244.164 >> /dev/null 2>&1"
169 is the RPi2 with the ZWave GPIO card and 164 is the computer running ZeeLite.
If you want to utilize just a regular user use that instead of root. Same user on both computers.
I just tested this switching the user from root to pete. Worked fine.
Here running a script on the two boxes. One that copies Digitemp text over and one that starts Z-Wave.
Look here:
Using DigiTemp on RPi2
Event reads
/bin/sh /HomeSeer/scripts/startzwave.sh
For root / users the ssh keys are located in the .ssh directory.
startzwave.sh
#!/bin/bash
#: Description: Enables the required modules Homeseer ZWave
ssh root@192.168.244.169 "/usr/bin/mono /HomeSeer/HSPI_ZWave.exe server=192.168.244.164 >> /dev/null 2>&1"
169 is the RPi2 with the ZWave GPIO card and 164 is the computer running ZeeLite.
If you want to utilize just a regular user use that instead of root. Same user on both computers.
I just tested this switching the user from root to pete. Worked fine.
Here running a script on the two boxes. One that copies Digitemp text over and one that starts Z-Wave.
Look here:
Using DigiTemp on RPi2
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