Ah, thanks for the screen shot! It was the use of the word 'dashboard' that had me confused. Endpoints. I was thinking the dashboards we configure to interact with the hubitat system (as oppose to where we code pistons)!.
I am not using custom endpoints. I am not running webCoRE on either a RPi or in a container simply using the default cloud.hubitat.com for piston management. Have I missed a required step somewhere?
FYI: I have deleted and restored HSM once or twice trying to see if that would resolve this. Obviously it did not.
Note in this screenshot I toggled the "use custom endpoints" to the on position just to show the fields. That slider is really off. This as it shows in the screenshot, cloud.hubitat.com is the endpoint.
I would like to know if I can just use the device driver from Ecobee Suite from here https://community.hubitat.com/t/ecobee-app-driver-port-from-smartthings/732
that has been ported to Hubitat for certain commands in WebCore or do I need to have the actual Ecobee Suite App installed as well? This Device Driver has the variables that I was using in ST that I would also like to use in HE.
Yeah, you need to only install the main manager app and the two ST handlers. You don't need to install any of the helper apps --- don't know if those would work anyway. Once those three are installed, open the ecobee manger app from the Apps page ... follow directions
You'll be able to access the functions (setThermostatProgram(), setThermostatMode(), etc.) you're interested in from webCoRE ... works fine for me.
Are you sure you're using the ecobee-suite-manager.groovy source from the link you posted above? Those errors are referencing "physicalgraph", which is the ST version.
Sorry, I think I did have the wrong one. I noticed that one had Mattw01 made changes and the other said Sandood made changes. So I did it again with Mattw01 changes and it worked.
Don't have access to Hubitat (or webCoRE or SharpTools or ST or anything-useful ) at the moment, but I recall getting some error/warning messages too ... can't recall if those were the same ones, but the ecobee manager/drivers worked anyway
Did you install the drivers?
UPDATE:
I think the messages I got (and still get) are about authentication tokens ... gonna check tonight ...
Yes, everything went in ok. Found my ecobee and sensors. This seems to be the only error right now. Has to do with the SetthermostatProgram which I am using in a piston.
dev:2052018-11-14 02:31:40.590 pm errorjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Text must not be null or empty on line 1981 (setThermostatProgram)
Maybe not ... the ecobee thermostat driver has defaults for most of its arguments (in its functions), so if you don't specify one, it'll probably be OK.
In my case, I couldn't set the ecobee to Away so I had to use the custom function, setThermostatProgram(), from the pull-down list of available commands:
OK, thanks so much for your help. I have the same issue where I have to use the setThermostatProgram to change the mode to 'Sleep'. I will look at the code and see what it says. For the last value...is that an integer value?
Apache is running enough that it serves the index page but the rewrite module doesn't seem to be functioning correctly.
Running "sudo a2enmod rewrite" confirms the module is already enabled and I have restarted services and the OS since then. Any idea what could be wrong?
Turn ok the custom endpoints. In the first box put in the IP address of your HE hub. In the second put in the IP address of dashboard server (where you have the webcore dashboard software installed).