Remote 1-wire device integration using mount.cifs

[busybeaver]

I am using mount.cifs to mount a remote 1-wire files system. I then use standard code in the configuration.yaml to make the sensors available to Home Assistant.

The problem is that the mount.cifs process pads the 1-wire values with ‘\x00’. I have modified the stock onewire.py with a line to replace those ‘\x00’ with ‘’ as needed.

        line = line.replace('\x00','')

Is there another way to mount the remote 1-wire file system without getting the padding? Or could the standard onewire.py be modified to include this modification so that I can eliminate my Custom_Component?

Thanks in advance for any ideas!

[VDRainer]

What about some other solution.

Check remote RPi temperature

I’m using mqtt sensors for this. Install mosquitto clients on your remote pi run the command or a script with crontab every 2 minutes publish the values to mqtt topic create mqtt sensor in ha Example script: #!/bin/bash MQTT='192.168.123.123' TOPIC='home/sensors/minibian/i2c_bus' PAYLOAD=$(/usr/sbin/i2cdetect -y 1 | egrep '^20' | cut -d' ' -f2-9) /usr/bin/mosquitto_pub -r -t "$TOPIC" -m "$PAYLOAD" -h "$MQTT"

[busybeaver]

The MQTT solution is good but I was really hoping to keep the original solution.

This question is motivated by the desire to get rid of the log warnings that this generates on boot. I guess it’s just aesthetics now.

Thanks for the idea!