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Hi @renekar ! There is a small chance that the default install will work if openhab has grafana and influxdb set up on different port. You can test by doing this on the raspberypi (you will need to ssh in or use a terminal window): # pull the dashboard from github
git clone https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard.git
cd Powerwall-Dashboard
# BEFORE you run setup, run verify to see if there are conflicting ports
./verify.sh The Verify tool should be full of errors, but look for the "Service (port)" lines under Grafana and InfluxDB: ![]() If "GOOD" doesn't show up on either of those, that means you will not have a port conflict and you can proceed with running However, if "GOOD" shows up on either of those, you You will need to modify the dashboard setup powerwall.yml to change the ports:
- target: 8086
published: 8286
mode: host You will then need to complete the setup with the manual method shown here: https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard/tree/main#option-2---manual-install If you attempt this, let us know how it goes. |
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Hi, it's verifying at all...
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only 8086, but modified powerwall.yml as mentioned in your first post. |
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I‘m looking for the opportunity to run the powerwall dashboard on a raspberrypie with a parallel instance of openhab. Any experience of this possible?
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