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Domoticz is a Home Automation system design to control various devices and receive input from various sensors.
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For example this system can be used with:
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* Light switches
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* Door sensors
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* Doorbells
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* Security devices
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* Weather sensors like: UV/Rain/Wind Meters
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* Temperature Sensors
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* Pulse Meters
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* Voltage / AD Meters
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* And more ...
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**Shipped version:** Always the last stable one. The last compiled version is retrieved from [this directory](https://releases.domoticz.com/releases/?dir=./beta) during install.
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Once installed, **updates from the uptream app are managed from within the app**. Yunohost upgrade script will only upgrade the Yunohost package.
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The MQTT broker mosquitto is integrated into the package. It requires its own domain or subdomain. It's an optional setting: during install if you set the same domaine as your main app domain, it won't be installed.
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## Configuration
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### Broker Mosquitto
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During installation, a [MQTT](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MQTT) broker, [Mosquitto](https://mosquitto.org/), is installed at the same time as Domoticz. The installed version is the one from the official project repo and not from Debian ones.
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This broker requires a dedicated domain or subdomain to work (ex : mqtt.your.domain.tld) : creating this domain prior installation is a prerequisite
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#### Use
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To use mosquitto, you need to customize the communication between domoticz and the broker by following the [domoticz documentation](https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/MQTT#Installing_Mosquitto), part *Add hardware "MQTT Client Gateway"*.
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User and password are automatically generated during installation, you may retrieve them with
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````
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sudo yunohost app setting domoticz mqtt_user
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sudo yunohost app setting domoticz mqtt_pwd
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````
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You can then publish on a device on domoticz with following syntax:
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````
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mosquitto_pub -u *user* -P *password* -h mqtt.your.domain.tld -p 443 -t 'domoticz/in' -m '{ "idx" : 1, "nvalue" : 0, "svalue" : "25.0" }'
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````
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In the same way, you may subscribe to a topic with
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````
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mosquitto_sub -u *user* -P *password* -h mqtt.your.domain.tld -p 443 -t 'domoticz/out'
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````
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#### Upgrade from version without mosquitto
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If you have package ynh3 or below, mosquitto is not installed by default.
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If you have chosen to not set a domain during initial installation also.
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So, if you need to activate mosquitto in retrospect, do following actions:
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1/ Create a domain or a subdomain (for example : 'mqtt.your.domain.tld')
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2/ Connect to your server in command line
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3/ Type following command : `yunohost app setting domoticz mqtt_domain -v mqtt.your.domain.tld`
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4/ Upgrade domoticz to last package.
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If you're already on the last package version, use the following command : `yunohost app upgrade domoticz --force`
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## Configuration
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### Sensors, language and this kind of stuff
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Main configuration of the app take place inside the app itself.
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### Access and API
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By default, access for the [JSON API](https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_API/JSON_URL's) is allowed on following path `/yourdomain.tld/api_/domoticzpath`.
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So if you access domoticz via https://mydomainname.tld/domoticz, use the following webpath for the api : `/mydomainname.tld/api_/domoticz/json.htm?yourapicommand`
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By default, only sensor updates and switch toogle are authorized. To authorized a new command, you have (for now) to manually update the nginx config file :
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sudo nano /etc/nginx/conf.d/yourdomain.tld.d/domoticz.conf
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````
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Then edit the following block by adding the regex of the command you want to allow:
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````
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#set the list of authorized json command here in regex format
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#you may retrieve the command from https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_API/JSON_URL's
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#By default, sensors updates and toggle switch are authorized
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if ( $args ~* type=command¶m=udevice&idx=[0-9]*&nvalue=[0-9]*&svalue=.*$|type=command¶m=switchlight&idx=[0-9]*&switchcmd=Toggle$) {
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set $api "1";
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}
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````
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For example, to add the json command to retrieve the status of a device (/json.htm?type=devices&rid=IDX),modify the line as this:
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#set the list of authorized json command here in regex format
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#you may retrieve the command from https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_API/JSON_URL's
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#By default, sensors updates and toggle switch are authorized
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if ( $args ~* type=command¶m=udevice&idx=[0-9]*&nvalue=[0-9]*&svalue=.*$|type=command¶m=switchlight&idx=[0-9]*&switchcmd=Toggle$|type=devices&rid=[0-9]* ) {
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set $api "1";
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}
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````
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All IPv4 addresses within the local network (192.168.0.0/24) and *all IPv6* addresses are authorized as API.
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As far as I know, there is no way to filter for IPv6 address on local network : You may remove the authorization by removing or commenting this line in `/etc/nginx/conf.d/yourdomain.tld.d/domoticz.conf`:
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allow ::/1;
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````
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This will authorized only IPv4 within local network to access your domoticz API.
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You may add individual IPv6 address in the same way.
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## Limitations
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* No user management nor LDAP integration This function is [not planned to be implemented into the app](https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/issues/838), hence it's not planned into the package neither.
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* Backup cannot be restored on a different machine type (arm, x86...) as compiled sources are different
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