EventGhost

Thanks! It's the real deal. Just added a custom stylesheet with the Stylish extension for Chrome and a script with CJS.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylish/fjnbnpbmkenffdnngjfgmeleoegfcffe?hl=en

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/custom-javascript-for-web ...

There's also some serious confusion in the documentation regarding X10, which is the oldest (and still widely used) Home Automation protocol. The section on that seems to be referring to X10 the manufacturer , not the protocol. I remember the ATI remotes and such and they had nothing to do with what ...

Don't have time to read all these threads. Has the site been updated since the original post? Doesn't look too terrible to me, though certainly it could use a lot of improvement.

And dumping Bootstrap/jQuery on top of it is not how to make it "modern". Just figure out what sort of layout you want ...

Lots of captures of touch screen content here:

https://twitter.com/Cinsoft/media

Mostly generated by EventGhost and Tasker with a dash of IFTTT (it's mostly relegated to newsboy). GMail provides the Cloud services and its Web app is hacked to produced the final results. There's also an Alexa Web ...

Here is the full fix:

https://github.com/david-mark/EventGhost/blob/master/plugins/Broadcaster/__init__.py.

Does this mean you don't need me to run the tests? :mrgreen:

Not at this time. What I'd appreciate is if you could try the new version of the plug-in and add the suggested print ...

you have to understand. mine is a band-aide not a fix.


I understand that perfectly. I posted some band-aids myself in the other thread to log lots of info and optionally catch exceptions. All designed to be temporary.


and i personally don't care who goes with what.


I only care to the ...

Here is the full fix:

https://github.com/david-mark/EventGhost/blob/master/plugins/Broadcaster/__init__.py

...It hasn't been merged into the official trunk as of yet and occurred to me that it's not the easiest journey from the pull request I linked earlier and this file.

And just in case we do ...

Here some console results that will help illuminate the problem:


>>> '\xf1&&\xf1'.split(u'&&')
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xf1 in position 0: ordinal not in range(128)
>>> u'&&'.join('\xf1\xf1 ...

and the encoding does not take place in the Trigger event...

it takes place in the log. where it is displayed


i do have a question tho.. are you running EG in debugging mode???

because of the use of python codecs and 'ascii' when it writes to the log file. and it specifically states ascii in ...

jonib wrote:

davidmark wrote:Aha! I see that my console is Python 2 and IIRC, EG uses Python 3.

EventGhost 0.4 uses Python 2.6, and 0.5 beta uses 2.7.

jonib

Okay, that settles that then.

Fixed! After extensive testing with fresh eyes (really needed to sleep after the marathon yesterday), I've figured out exactly what causes that exception. In short, you have to pass something wrong to TriggerEvent to make it throw an exception. BTW, sucks that those Python messages aren't red in the ...

stuff


No port forwarding is active, and I actually have this set on my router: Blocked - No access to local network from Internet, except as configured in the Port Forwarding.
but it doesn't seem to actually secure my LAN to a sufficient degree.

man I gotta sleep now....... :cry:

Then ...

Highly unlikely as I certainly don't use that and we are both experiencing random gibberish in received UDP packets. I'm starting to lean towards the asyncore and/or EG's interface with it. Regardless, we might as well forget about UDP for the moment; we solved one glaring issue with it (decoding ...

Are you never intentionally sending "'ï'" to that UDP port ? Something is, just as something periodically sent some screwy characters to mine (causing identical exceptions). Do you run VoxCommando by any chance?

That's what I'm saying. So the question is where is that character coming from ...

issues like this will show up in situations like this...

this is an example.
you live in spain. but you are english speaking... and you have a spanish version of windows but the language is set to english

because there are 2 different ways to obtain system encoding and language. and using locale ...