Enecsys Image for pvoutput V2.0

update May 11 2017
I dont support the complete images anymore. I made a new installer which can be found on my github page: https://github.com/nlmaca/Enecsys_Dashboard
The installation documentation is included in the INSTALL directory (https://github.com/nlmaca/Enecsys_Dashboard/tree/master/INSTALL)

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Paul Fielding-Fox
Paul Fielding-Fox
8 years ago

Hi Jeroen,

I tried to download your Enecsys scripts this morning and was unable too. Although I could establish a connection, it imeadiately stoped being unable to establish a SSL connection, could you check the link please? Thanks

Paul

danny
danny
8 years ago

Hi Jeroen,

Question,i have a few people i know that i have helped with raspberry pi´s and enecsys hardware,thanks for the images,great way to reduce install time.
One question though,could it in theory,be possible to run multiple e2pv´s on a vps,say on different ports.
So i have 1 vps ,and all of the enecsys report to it over the internet? (not secure,but its wattage data,meh)
This would eliminate the need of raspberry pi´s. I have set all of them up with pvoutput accounts,and donated on all accounts,am I missing something?

Christian Seitner-Stadik
Christian Seitner-Stadik
8 years ago

Hi Jeroen,
I tried to get the jessie image working on a raspberry pi 3 but it always hangs in a loop while booting. So I performed all the steps for manual installation (https://github.com/nlmaca/Enecsys_RPI_images/blob/master/manual_install.txt) starting with original raspbian image (https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/). This was a few month ago and all after all the system worked fine and I could watch my data on pvoutput.

A view days ago, I tried to install another application on the same raspberry. I performed “sudo apt-get update” and “sudo apt-get upgrade” and from this moment the solar data monitoring started to fail. Unfortunately I didn’t do a backup of my sd-card, so I tried to set up a manual installation again using the same parameters as I did a few month before, but did not succeed. I can open the dashboard in my browser but the raspberry doesn’t communicate with my enecsys gateway (https://enecsys_gateway_ip/debug.htm shows offline). The raspberry_ip is still the same as before (when it was working) and configuration on enecsys gateway was not changed.
Typing “nmap localhost” on my raspberry shows ssh on port 22 open, http on port 80 open, mysql on port 3306 open and all other ports closed.
Seems it no longer listening on port 5040. Do you have any idea, where to look next?
Is there any way, to get your preconfigured raspbian images working on the raspi 3?

Christian Seitner-Stadik
Christian Seitner-Stadik
8 years ago

Ok, problem solved. e2pv.php could not start due to an error in config.php
Line 7 should be “define(‘LIFETIME’ , 1)” but was “define(‘LIFETIME’ , )”
Line 11 should be “define(‘AC’ , 1)” but was “define(‘AC’ , )”

This happened because I just pressed return, when asked for this values during setup. I thought the default value will be taken automatically by pressing return.

Ok, now it works!

Thank you for providing such a solution for all the enecsys users.

By the way: If there is any use for that, I could provide an image file for Raspi 3, just let me know, where to upload.