@danrspencer, please check docker logs, there should be some error.
@thibmaek, what do you have in ps4 media player config in host
? I assume hassio.local? Change to IP instead
@danrspencer, please check docker logs, there should be some error.
@thibmaek, what do you have in ps4 media player config in host
? I assume hassio.local? Change to IP instead
Just changed it to:
host: http://localhost:3031
ps4_ip: 192.168.x.x
and that seemed to get rid of the log. When trying to visit the /on /off api pages I keep getting:
"status": "Unable to go standby:11"
I also tried to reconfigure my credentials by pairing it on my MacBook locally and then after setting it up there, copying my credentials: 56Ghdhd…
from ~/.ps4-wake-credentials.json
to the PS4WakerBridge add-on.
Are you able to go into standby mode using regular ps4waker cli? Wrapper is essentially calling same methods. There was some OS update for ps4 recently, not sure if it’s related.
@vkorn
So this might be a more lengthy reply, I’ll outline the process.
~/.ps4-wake-credentials.json
file and I copied the value for the "credentials": "…"
property.media:
- platform: ps4
host: http://localhost:3031
ps4_ip: 192.168.x.x
name: "Playstation 4"
local_store: games
"status": "unable to…""
error.ps4-waker standby
or ps4-waker on
to toggle power on my PS4.What I find curious, why don’t I have to provide the PIN in the add-on, but I do on my MacBook?
I’m getting similar issues. I can see the current activity on the PS4 but can’t turn on / off or change the activity. I also can’t see the album art.
Thanks to @thibmaek, your last post helped me get up and running this far at least.
Has anyone progressed any further with this issue recently?
I managed to get the PS4-Waker stuff working, here’s what I did:
docker ps
docker exec -it [id for ps4-waker container] /bin/bash
npm install -g ps4-waker
ps4-creds.json
for now: rm /data/ps4-creds.json
ps4-waker -c /data/ps4-creds.json
ps4-creds.json
should get re-created after you’ve gone through the setup. My creds were the same as previously so I didn’t have to do anything else such as update the options.json
That was it, after that I can turn the PS4 on and off and start activities. Although I’m still not seeing any game box art?
My hypothesis is that the PS4 validates the mac address of the “app” calling it, so having set it up on another machine the mac address won’t match.
Hopefully this works for you too @thibmaek !
That sounds like an approach that should indeed work but unfortunately the docker cli is not available in hassio on Raspberry Pi
Probably means using this SSH method:
Trying to use the SmartThings-Mqqt bridge Add-on and I’m getting an error. Let me know if I’m missing something:
On my HA States screen I get this error:
Invalid Config
The following components and platforms could not be set up:
mqtt
light.mqtt
Please check your config
Here is my config:
light:
- platform: mqtt
name: "Back Hallway Light"
state_topic: "smartthings/Back Hallway Light/switch"
command_topic: smartthings/Back Hallway Light/switch"
payload_on: "on"
payload_off: "off"
retain: true
Is this supposed to go in my main HA configuration.yaml file?
Do I need something else in my config file that I’m missing?
Do I need “mqtt:” in there or is that handled by the add-on’s config?
How can I double check my “bridge_port” in Hassio?
Yep, I did mean the debug method. I’ve updated my wording to be slightly clearer.
The addon only creates the bridge. You still need to setup an mqtt server for the bridge to connect with.
Yeah, I have the Mosquitto Broker installed via Hassio
Hey @vkorn, first of all - great work! I’m trying to setup HADashboard, and even managed to get the AppDaemon’s welcome UI once, but getting no response now. Any advice on troubleshooting, please?
My appdaemon.yaml:
HASS:
ha_url: http://172.17.0.1:8123
ha_key: xxx
HADashboard:
dash_url: http://192.168.1.40:3030
dash_dir: /config/hadaemon/dashboards
And options:
{
“domain”: “192.168.1.40”
}
When opening http://192.168.1.40:3030/ - “192.168.1.40 refused to connect.”
Many thanks
I resolved my issue. I was trying to get my Pi’s MAC address by doing ifconfig
in the SSH and it was returning the Docker MAC address. I was unaware of this until @dale3h figured out that was the issue. We pulled the Pi’s MAC address off of the router and it started working.
Is there any way to get the PS4 credential if I am on Hassio and i haven’t used PS4 waker before?
@vkorn do you have working dashboards in hassio which also makes use of nginx? Because the forum (hassio section) is full of confusion and failures on this topic.
My continuous struggle with HADashboard>
I also have never used ps4waker before. Is it possible to get new credentials on Hassio ?
Any plan to update appdaemon to the latest build?
Can someone tell me how exactly to use the ps4 waker thing? I want to turn my ps4 on and start a game (for instance fifa17).
Any current tutorials?
I’ve tryed many times with ps4 addon without success.
In order to have credentials I’ve installed nodejs on a windows PC and then installed ps4-waker trought cmd
I’ve followed ps4-waker instructions and i succeed getting credentials from the mobile APP.
With ps4-waker i’m able to turn the ps4 on and off
Then i’ve added the plugin, started with right credentials and putted the ps4.py file on the new folder. (i’ve hass.io on a raspberry pi 3)
Now the situation is this one:
I really don’t know what to do now. What could be the problem?