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Seems that my power company switched my meter AGAIN. This time to what seems like an unsupported meter. This one is a Honeywell. I guess I'll have to look elsewhere to see if I can read it. Disappointing. |
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Hello again. I'm running into an issue where I THINK rtlamr2mqtt is trying to use a device that I am already using for rtl433 docker container. All was fine for a long while until I had a reboot and I've had issues ever since.
I have two rtlsdr dongles connected. They are identical brand/model and show up as '/dev/bus/usb/001/003' and '/dev/bus/usb/002/003'
My docker-compose file looks like this for these pieces:
I'm trying to make sure that one device is assigned to each container. I did try setting the rtlamr2mqtt device in a similar way to rtl433 container device definition using the 002/003 device but it did not seem to work. Can someone tell me how I can force each container to use separate devices?
Please excuse my ignorance on this. Any help is most appreciated!
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