Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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Seeker
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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philc wrote:Karl,
Really appreciate all the hard work you've been putting into this.

ditto. thanks for the work on this. it works great and is very straightforward. Love it.
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thanks, and have a happy Holidays and a Merry Christmas ...

greetings from Key West were its always between 73 and 81 ... every day.

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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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Where is the file with the nicknames? and is it editable?

thanks
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you will need to edit the variables directly: use the "column" nick-name
or enter it when a new device is detected (that requires the doNotAsk variable to be "ask" )
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kw123 wrote:you will need to edit the variables directly: use the "column" nick-name
or enter it when a new device is detected (that requires the doNotAsk variable to be "ask" )
Thanks for the reply and the work involved in creating it.
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New version 2.1.2
posted on this website http://www.perceptiveautomation.com/fil ... words=fing

New:
-- added Save, Restore, Sort command option in fingscan, see read me.txt
This allows to save ipDevicexx to a file and restore from there. Additional option "Sort" will sort the IpDevicexx variables with increasing IP number.
-- improved listing, much nicer columns ..

THIS WILL BE THE LAST APPLECSRIPT version (just if there are bugs I will fix). The next version should be in PY.


Have a happy new year.
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

Post by rlust »

I am also running OSX Mavericks and am getting the following message.

FINGSCAN can not communicate with indigo, please re-start indigo

I have followed your instructions and restarted the server but still no Indigo communications.
Any ideas!

Thanks Randy
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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I got it working and several times of install. Looks lie the issue is the security setting. The way it worked was with option 2.

Thanks, This is well done and needed!!
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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I got it working and several times of install. Looks lie the issue is the security setting. The way it worked was with option 2.

Thanks, This is well done and needed!!
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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it likely works because you have restarted indigo manually, not the password mode.

so the next time you boot you will likely find the same issue.


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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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Yes once I restarted it is not working. Keep getting the "Cannot communicate message"

Any ideas?
Is this just a Maverick issue?

Thanks!
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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this is mavericks... I have this with several applescripts. only solution that works for me is to restart indigo server within indigo several times.

Karl


ps the fingscan.py module is in final testing...
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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Thanks Karl!

I will wait for the .py module.
Happy to help test if needed.

Randy
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/hs2qp16ykcvgh ... Plugin.zip

here the first plugin version.

could some one test it?

steps
1. save your old data: in fingscan.app version 2 set ipDevsCommand to 'Save'
2, download plugin
3. unzip
4. click / install plugin
5. should start immediately
6. go to plugins/fingscan/configure
7. set password to your password
8. save

watch and observe.

in case you want to go back:
1. disable fingscan plugin
3. restart fingscan applescript version
4. set ipDevsCommand to 'Restore'

if you find some issues, please let me know.

Karl
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence

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I followed your steps and have the plugin running and I am getting the following error:

Stopped plugin "fingscan 3.0"
Starting plugin "fingscan 3.0" (pid 17488)
Started plugin "fingscan 3.0"
fingscan startup called
fingscan in inititialize fing
fingscan Error Error in plugin execution runConcurrentThread:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "plugin.py", line 833, in runConcurrentThread
File "plugin.py", line 618, in compareToIndigo
<type 'exceptions.IndexError'>: list index out of range

fingscan Error plugin runConcurrentThread function returned or failed (will attempt again in 10 seconds)
fingscan in inititialize fing
fingscan Error Error in plugin execution runConcurrentThread:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "plugin.py", line 842, in runConcurrentThread
File "plugin.py", line 618, in compareToIndigo
<type 'exceptions.IndexError'>: list index out of range

fingscan Error plugin runConcurrentThread function returned or failed (will attempt again in 10 seconds)
fingscan in inititialize fing
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