Unfortunately I had to reallocate the power of the Pi so SIP ran only for 805 days. 

Wondering if what I think I'm experiencing is accurate and if so this seems like a bug.

My watering schedule is early morning and it takes the 4 day history and a 3 day forecast. Seems in the morning the watering % will be much lower than say at noon when it gets hotter. At the moment the weather has been pretty stable (ie. Same night lows and day highs, not much variance) so I would have expected the watering % to also be pretty stable but not seeing that.

The plugin appears to be using the sprinkler turn on times to adjust the watering schedule and not accounting for the whole day. I'm in San Diego so currently morning temps are around 65 or less but during the day closer to 95.

Anyone seeing similar results?

I've seen some strange behavior from this plugin lately, most notably that the history and rain aren't being updated.  Last week I watched my system mowing my lawn in the rain, and it had been raining the 3 days prior.  Reading the plugin status, I had received 0mm of rain. I reinstalled everything and the forecast files update regularly but the history file hasn't updated in almost 3 days, but it created 4 files in just over an hour (including 2 barely 30secs apart). Now I`m curious about when/how the history file gets updated and how it determines rainfall.

Cheers!


Dammit...

tried inserting a clip of my file list

web interface bot working for Chrome, but will work in Firefox (windows 10)
When doing an inspectionof page I find errors like this:

schedule.js:235 Uncaught ReferenceError: baseUrl is not defined
    at displayProgram (schedule.js:235:18)
    at Object.updateStatus [as success] ((index):263:13)
    at c (jquery-3.4.1.min.js:2:27742)
    at Object.fireWith [as resolveWith] (jquery-3.4.1.min.js:2:28487)
    at l (jquery-3.4.1.min.js:2:78789)
    at XMLHttpRequest.<anonymous> (jquery-3.4.1.min.js:2:81117)

Below is the output  the status box for the Weather-based water level plug in. Seems to me that it is a python issue with my setup but I do not know. I am using a Rp3 with a new 64bit install of Raspi OS (debian?). SIP is running via python3.  Any suggestions are appreciated.

Also has anyone made an ICON of the Sip Tree?

TIA
Ken

...in the current versions of Raspberry pi OS.  The Wiki should probably be updated.  I put it in /root/SIP.

Hello,

   I have been using SIP for some years now.  It runs on a RPI 3B, using the "Opensprinkler PI" hardware.  This evening, my wife said "My plants are dry!".   OK, I tried to access the SIP web page on the PI.  Whups, nothing there.  Going up to the shed where the computer is, I popped it out of its grey PVC box, hooked it up to a keyboard, mouse & display, and .... Whoo.  It's really slow & unresponsive.  High load averages.  Something is borked.  No WLAN IP address either - at least no valid one.  I do have command line access via the Linux console.  

  Looks like I need to regenerate the system.  Honestly, I forget how to do that.  I guess I can download an image from the raspberry pi website...   And is there any way to get the configuration out of the SIP program so I don't have to figure out all the station names & schedules again?

Hi,

While trying to put together my irrigation control system, I came across SIP and it looks ideal. Thanks for making it available.

I think I have a solution the problem below. The Pi was sitting there for about 15 minutes when it suddenly produced a long list of URls and now I can access the SIP UI on the remote pc. Presumably it was waiting for something to happen. I've left the problem description below in case someone else has the same problem.

Hopefully I can get it going in the next week in the real world.

Thanks

Graham


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I am going through the installation process on a Pi2B connected to a monitor etc, so no SSH or VNC to get in the way. All seems to install okay and when I run it, it gets to the URL:80 line and stops at that point. I assume it is running correctly.

I then go to another pc and try to access the SIP homepage via Firefox but get a message of:

Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG

I also tried to run it after rebooting the Pi, (in case something needed to be changed on boot) but get the same message.

Any ideas, help or suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Graham
(Sunny Portugal)

A user has contributed a plugin that allows SIP integration with Home Assistant.
It is called mqtt_hass and requires SIP to be running under Python 3.

Home Assistant integration using MQTT autodiscovery. Requires SIP version 4.1.25 or later, and base mqtt plugin Run "python3 -m pip install python-slugify --upgrade" before installing this plugin.

Hi, I have an older (2009 vintage) operating Hunter PRO-C 300 (10 circuit max) sprinkler controller. My interest is to replace the control/display panel section of this controller with a DIY SIP installation to add wifi accessibility and more intelligent realtime weather adaptability. After a quick inspection of my Hunter system I'm wondering if it might be possible to utilize the valve driver section of this commercial controller combined with a near-standard SIP control system build. To determine if this idea has any merit I think I need to reverse engineer how Hunter controls their valve driver modules.  The obvious place to do this is at the 11pin flat cable coming off the controller board and over to the valve drivers.

Since my system is still operational it limits how risky I can get with it doing the reverse engineering, so I thought I would ask whether anyone here has already done anything like this.  My controller is a very low-end but quite common Hunter home system. From my visual inspection, it appears that the individual valve drivers may be operated directly from mpu i/o pins.  Inspection of the 11pin flat cable signals during circuit operation should tell the tale.