Thank you

[henrygodwin]

I just wanted to contact you to say thanks for this amazing collection of tools, I was trying to use the sma-bluetooth library but it seemed unreliable.

I'm using this library with a SB3800 (as it was designed) running on a Raspberry Pi with a £3 Bluetooth dongle and it seems to be working perfectly.

I'd be interested to see your PHP/Javascript if/when you have time to publish them.

Good effort! It must have taken a lot of work.

[nottledim]

On 01/09/13 18:53, henrygodwin wrote:

I just wanted to contact you to say thanks for this amazing collection of
tools, I was trying to use the sma-bluetooth library but it seemed unreliable.

I'm using this library with a SB3800 (as it was designed) running on a
Raspberry Pi with a £3 Bluetooth dongle and it seems to be working perfectly.

I'd be interested to see your PHP/Javascript if/when you have time to publish
them.

Good effort! It must have taken a lot of work.

Thank you, that's very kind of you. I keep meaning to announce the pvsolar
stuff but somehow never get around to it. It's interesting that it it works
OK with the pi. It's been on my list to try that out.

If you're running mysql on the pi as well then you might want to try mirroring
the mysql data base on a your web server. Mysql has a master-slave capability
which is easy to set up and works really well.

The PHP/javascript/html stuff is more of a hotch-potch and harder to put in a
releasable form.

I've recently rewritten the PHP code, which gets the data from mysql, using
lua. This is run as an embedded language in nginx (the web server). But it
does much the same; generates a json data block which is read by the browser.
So I can give you the PHP server code, or the lua server code and the client
javascript. I'll let you do the web page bit - html/css etc.

I'll post something as soon as I can.

Dick

[nottledim]

On 01/09/13 18:53, henrygodwin wrote:

I'd be interested to see your PHP/Javascript if/when you have time to publish
them.

I've uploaded the files for the web page. You'll need to adapt the client
side to your needs.

Dick