2017 Jun 18, 03:29 PM
I have not tried this but it should be possible to run both programs at the same time.
You would need to make sure that each program is using a different HTTP port. They both default to port 80. You can change SIP's port on the Options page to e.g. port 8080 and then you will need to add :8080 to the Pi's URL to log in to SIP. If they are trying to use the same port one of the programs will not start.
You can easily test this by starting SIP from the command line once it is installed. Just log into the SIP directory and use the command:
The other thing that would cause a conflict is if you have both programs trying to control the stations at the same time. On SIP's programs page you can turn irrigation programs on or off to avoid the conflict.
You would need to make sure that each program is using a different HTTP port. They both default to port 80. You can change SIP's port on the Options page to e.g. port 8080 and then you will need to add :8080 to the Pi's URL to log in to SIP. If they are trying to use the same port one of the programs will not start.
You can easily test this by starting SIP from the command line once it is installed. Just log into the SIP directory and use the command:
Code:
sudo python sip.pyThe other thing that would cause a conflict is if you have both programs trying to control the stations at the same time. On SIP's programs page you can turn irrigation programs on or off to avoid the conflict.