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I was wondering whether the websocket functionality was broken, because it hasn't worked for me for over a year. Since I heard little complaints about it on the forum I guess either nobody uses it (unlikely) or it's just broken for me. Are there any special prerequisites to using the websocket? I te...

This was a fantastic solution, many thanks Schelte. What I did was: Installed Apache 2 Used the Let’s Encrypt client to get a free, valid SSL/TLS certificate. (Had to run it in certonly mode for some reason though, took me some time to figure that out. I got a weird error when running in --apache mo...

Thanks for the suggestion. I think I'll set that up. At the moment the otmonitor runs tls1 tls1.1 tls1.2, but I get complaints about the weak ephemereal DH key, so I can't access it from my Firefox. This is not a big issue, since my dad is the one who wants to control it through a UI, he uses Safari...

Hi all, I'm trying to fix my otmonitor code to use a safer DH key exchange. Currently my browsers (Firefox and Chrome) refuse to connect to SSL servers that use a key of less than 1024-bits for ephemeral Diffie-Hellman key agreement ( ERR_SSL_WEAK_SERVER_EPHEMERAL_DH_KEY ). Proposed Solutions: Use E...

I think the easiest way to do this is to download the sources and the tclkit and then run it that way. You can then modify the application to work with a different directory structure. I did a quick grep on the sources: $ grep -n docpath *.tcl gui.tcl:1302: global cfg wibblesock theme docpath websta...

Ok, I've fixed it (in my opinion), here's the diff, feel free to use it: Common subdirectories: original/otmonitor.vfs/docroot and otmonitor.vfs/docroot Common subdirectories: original/otmonitor.vfs/images and otmonitor.vfs/images Common subdirectories: original/otmonitor.vfs/lib and otmonitor.vfs/l...

When you ask a question, please read the answer I provide. That saves me from having to answer them repeatedly. The SSLv3 issue is discussed (and answered) here . I'm sorry, I guess I missed something? Anyway I have things almost working as I want them. I guess I will have to download and modify th...

I understand, and I would have made the symbolic link if this was an application that I called from multiple locations. At the moment I'm trying to get it properly configured and secure, which is proving to be elusive, but I will get there. So far I have it either secure, but not connected to the Ga...

Is there a page/wiki that gives more details about the otmonitor configuration? At the moment it is rather hard to configure for an application that one could reasonably expect to be run on a headless server (it even has a --daemon flag so it was expected) I could not find a way to configure the gat...

Ah, that's unfortunate. I'll have to install the otmonitor in /opt then. I hadn't given much thought to it and installed it in /usr/bin as a normal *nix application, but I should've known that it was slightly different because it was designed multi-platform. Thanks for the answer I think I'll be abl...

Have you directly connected to the serial interface to see if anything happens there? For example use minicom: sudo minicom -s Select "Serial port setup" Set option A (Serial Device) to you serial device (something like /dev/tty... ) Set option E (Bps/Par/Bits) to 9600 8N1 Then hit [ENTER]...

I'm running on a raspberry pi too. I used minicom to manually communicate with the interface. Note: I used /dev/ttyAMA0 as communication point (built-in 3.3V TTL serial port) because I modified my OTGW. I replaced the MAX232 with a 2-channel 3.3V/5V level converter so the PIC interfaces directly wit...

EDIT: Sorry for the double post, but I had a new account, and the previous post had not been approved yet. Then I reread this thread and forgot that I had already posted and said this: I had the same issue, I solved it by installing and running xorg server on the pi, then using X11 forwarding in the...

I'm running the otmonitor as a daemon on a raspberry pi (ARMHF), but for some reason it does not seem to use the auth db. I've pointed it to the correct config file. However whenever I try to login to the web interface the username and password are rejected. I even read the password hash from the au...