Self - Ad iOS App Pimate
@dynamite said in Self - Ad iOS App Pimate:
@theslashy I use it for setting an alarm trigger time when a rule has to be executed. Also I am using it for setting a temperature value, etc. Battery power is mainly for mysensors.
Ok, I will add it to the list !
So, good news:
the following things will be working in the upcoming release:
i have a bit of testing to do and will try to include the variable time input device but I’m not sure if it will be in this update!
so, the timeinput works now, it respects your “step” setting and you are able to set the time with a slider from 00:00 to 24:00
I will probably submit to the appstore tomorrow and hope it won’t take too long 
Great, looking forward for some testing!
the update should be online, changelog:
v1.2
Update Shutter Control (shows shutter position)
Support for Multiple Buttons
Support for MetarWeather
Humidty for Temperaturesensors
Support for PingPresence
Support for Dimmer
Support for Variable Time Input
Small changes to the UI
Please report problems back to me.
After updating to 1.2 the HomeduinoRFTemperature device isn‘t working anymore. I‘m just getting an empty blue icon without any temperature value.
@GooglyEyz
ok I’ll have a look at it
Update worked and looks like it is working! Nice additions.
One thing I noticed, if a pir / contact is triggered there is no change in color etc. Maybe that is a possibility?
@GooglyEyz
I found the problem and fixed it, Update 1.2.1 is in review by Apple, might take a few days
@dynamite
thats a good idea! I’ll put it on my list
Hi, I just bought the app yesterday. Thanks for developing.
I can connect locally via http, but remotely it does not work. I try with https hostname port 8443 in the settings, but it is not showing any devices. Or connecting. However, I can reach the pimatic webinterface via https://hostname:8443. Is there anything I need to change with the API?
Thanks
Karl
@karlm261
It depends on what certificate you use for pimatic. when it is one that is signed by a official CA such as Let’s Encrypt it should work out of the box, but if you use a self-signed certificate you need to install the certificate on your iPhone.
The simplest way of doing this is sending the certificate file to yourself attached to an email and then open the attachment and install it.
fell free to contact me if you need futher help
Ok, I see. Hm, the pimatic one could be self signed. So many servers everywhere.
Indeed, it seems I did not install the certificate yet. I’ll try it.
Thanks!
Hm, it does not seem this have solved it. I installed the certificate, but still no devices. And also no error message.
@karlm261 said in Self - Ad iOS App Pimate:
Hm, it does not seem this have solved it. I installed the certificate, but still no devices. And also no error message.
that’s strange, just to be sure: you need to enter your hostname in the first field without “https” just something like “server.yourserver.de” and you port in the second field like “8443”, and have the https switch on.
Yes, I did it like this.
And the webserver is reachable form the same phone.
@karlm261
ok, I didn’t run into this kind of problem before, I don’t think you have to change something with the api.
you could try if you api works by browsing to:
https://server.yourserver.de:8443/api/devices
then it should prompt you for a user and you can see a list of your devices, but I don’t think this is the problem.
do you know if you have enabled to share analytic data with developers on your phone? then I may be able to see the error log
https://server.yourserver.de:8443/api/devices
this works fine, I see the list.
I am not sure I have the data sharing enabled.
Could it be the unusual port 8443?
@karlm261
Hi, no the port shouldn’t matter, I use 17891 for mine
I’ll check if I can see any error logs
I’ll just add this here and edit it in at the first post:
If you use HTTPS the name or IP has to be in the certificate, else it won’t work.
I’ll have a deeper look into this but I don’t know of a way by now.
If you use a self-signed certificate you need to import it on your iOS Device, easiest way is to mail it to yourself and open the attachment.
In addition since iOS 10.3 you have to active trust your certificate by going to Settings->General->About, scroll to the end to “certificate trust settings” check your certificate
@GooglyEyz
Update 1.2.1 is in the AppStore, should fix the problem!
