Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
That was it Karl thanks!
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
I'm having trouble getting Smartphone Radar 1.1.4 to function as expected when parsing the Fing log.
From what I can see the plugin is processing the log correctly, but it is not setting the device state correctly for the device.
From what I can see the plugin is processing the log correctly, but it is not setting the device state correctly for the device.

Apr 2, 2014, 10:46:41 AM
Smartphone Radar Fing Output :
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.225;;mini.mydns.com;3C:07:54:51:A2:1F;Apple
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.1;;8_router.mydns.com;00:26:62:86:83:C7;Actiontec Electronics
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.2;;slingbox-350.mydns.com;00:13:B6:0F:F5:00;Sling Media
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.11;;kitchen-ipad.mydns.com;D8:30:62:7A:F9:51;Apple
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.12;;livingrappletv2.mydns.com;70:73:CB:D2:F6:07;Apple
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.14;;harmonyhub.mydns.com;00:04:20:E7:B8:BD;Slim Devices
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.17;;new-host.mydns.com;C0:8A:DE:24:B6:F0;Ruckus Wireless
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.16;;ipad3rspervised.mydns.com;74:E1:B6:B4:0E:C8;Apple
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.19;;xbox.mydns.com;28:18:78:73:6B:DD;
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.20;;apple-tv.mydns.com;9C:20:7B:B4:B3:19;Apple
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.22;;new-host-4.mydns.com;C0:8A:DE:20:71:A0;Ruckus Wireless
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.21;;mac-3.mydns.com;1C:E6:2B:BC:B4:1D;
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.23;;bedroomappletv3.mydns.com;70:56:81:D8:69:D2;Apple
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.100;;ip-stb1.mydns.com;00:23:EE:88:6D:95;Motorola Mobility
2014/04/02 10:22:53;up;192.168.1.8;;sfr-ipad-mini.mydns.com;04:15:52:04:E4:C8;
2014/04/02 10:22:54;up;192.168.1.9;;elizabesipadair.mydns.com;B8:E8:56:81:D0:32;
2014/04/02 10:22:54;up;192.168.1.180;;;C0:8A:DE:1D:67:86;Ruckus Wireless
2014/04/02 10:22:55;up;192.168.1.4;;elizabeysiphone.mydns.com;4C:8D:79:CF:45:D1;
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
you are mixing 2 plugin is: finsgscan and smartphoneradar
the variable list is from fingscan. It has nothing to do with smatphoneradar -- besides both use Fing to get the data.
As they both use FING you must make sure that the fing output file(s) are at the right place to be used by both. there is some discussion on where to put it and how to start it to produce the right file(s)
Karl
the variable list is from fingscan. It has nothing to do with smatphoneradar -- besides both use Fing to get the data.
As they both use FING you must make sure that the fing output file(s) are at the right place to be used by both. there is some discussion on where to put it and how to start it to produce the right file(s)
Karl
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
Thanks for the reply Karl!
Are you saying that both plugins shouldn't read the same log file? I found that things would behave as expected if I have Smartphone Radar look at fing.data instead of fing.log.
Are you saying that both plugins shouldn't read the same log file? I found that things would behave as expected if I have Smartphone Radar look at fing.data instead of fing.log.
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
you can configure booth that they read the same file / directory. give me a day, I will check.
Karl
Karl
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
use the following file path in smarthphone radar configuration. Then both smarthphone radar and fingscan should work peacefully together:Are you saying that both plugins shouldn't read the same log file? I found that things would behave as expected if I have Smartphone Radar look at fing.data instead of fing.log.
/Users/yourid/Documents/fing/fing.data
Karl
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
Hi Karl,
I'm pretty sure I have Fing working correctly - no errors in the Indigo log and the variable list updating correctly. 2 questions though:
1. I've changed the Nick-Names but can I change the names from ipDevice01 and so on to something more descriptive? Or is that set in stone?
2. You also say that Smartphone Radar can you the Fing log, and maybe this is a question from Travis, but I cannot see where one would use the Fing output inside Smartphone Radar.
Any help would be great. Thanks.
I'm pretty sure I have Fing working correctly - no errors in the Indigo log and the variable list updating correctly. 2 questions though:
1. I've changed the Nick-Names but can I change the names from ipDevice01 and so on to something more descriptive? Or is that set in stone?
2. You also say that Smartphone Radar can you the Fing log, and maybe this is a question from Travis, but I cannot see where one would use the Fing output inside Smartphone Radar.
Any help would be great. Thanks.
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
1. set fing log file in smartphone radar in config
2. the names ipdevicexx are hard wired. (that was limited by my python level when I wrote the plugin. )
Karl
2. the names ipdevicexx are hard wired. (that was limited by my python level when I wrote the plugin. )
Karl
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
No option in the plugin config. I thought I had the latest version but the plugin is listed in Indigo as 1.1.3. I've seen 1.1.4 mentioned in the forums but try as I might, the last 30 mins, I cannot find the newer version.kw123 wrote:1. set fing log file in smartphone radar in config
EDIT: See screen grab.
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
select fing as router
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
I wish it was so simple. Like I said, is this only available in Smartphone Radar 1.1.4? And if so where can I find it? I've spent the better part of yesterday evening looking for the link in the forums and on the Indigo site in general and only turning up 1.1.3.kw123 wrote:select fing as router
If it isn't because of the version then I've no idea why I'm not seeing the option to select Fing in the router drop down menu. Fing is working correctly on my Mac.
Thanks,
Simon
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
Eureka!
I am now able to use Fing.log in Smartphone Radar. Have to say I don't think I was being stupid here. I decided to read every message from the beginning of this thread and noticed on page 4 of 14 a post from bip.philippe with a download link and a comment that Smartphone Radar was modified to work with Fingscan. Blink and you miss the post/link.
All the other download links for Smartphone Radar across this website are still at 1.1.3 and do not have the option to select anything other than Generic or Apple/Time Capsule.
I'm posting this here as others are undoubtably going to come across the same issues as I have. (In fact I saw another post earlier with exactly the same questions as I had but without any solutions).
I am now able to use Fing.log in Smartphone Radar. Have to say I don't think I was being stupid here. I decided to read every message from the beginning of this thread and noticed on page 4 of 14 a post from bip.philippe with a download link and a comment that Smartphone Radar was modified to work with Fingscan. Blink and you miss the post/link.
All the other download links for Smartphone Radar across this website are still at 1.1.3 and do not have the option to select anything other than Generic or Apple/Time Capsule.
I'm posting this here as others are undoubtably going to come across the same issues as I have. (In fact I saw another post earlier with exactly the same questions as I had but without any solutions).
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Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
http://www.perceptiveautomation.com/use ... 55&t=10281
try this link, and use the link at
karl
here is my smartphone radar plugin copy that works, hesitate to post it since its not my plugin ... anyway download at your own risk ....
https://www.dropbox.com/s/w74pbytxgyz3o ... Plugin.zip
try this link, and use the link at
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here is my smartphone radar plugin copy that works, hesitate to post it since its not my plugin ... anyway download at your own risk ....
https://www.dropbox.com/s/w74pbytxgyz3o ... Plugin.zip
Re: Using Fing as a new way to detect smartphone presence
Hi. I am sure this i sa simple queston, but I am a totaly noob when it comes to this. But will fing stress my network in any way? I am thinking obout the continoius pinging of the devices etc...
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