Posts made by moridin1138

Last week I was excited to learn that the Onion store shipped internationally. It was also appreciated that there was a 2-Bullet Tuesday discount. I ordered a dock and some proto expansions, but I was a little disappointed that for a $24 USD order that shipping was $15 USD (to Canada). If I had ordered just the $15 worth of proto expansions then the shipping would have been only slightly cheaper.

I received the package yesterday, on a holiday. A pleasant surprise! What wasn't so pleasant was the $16 USD in duty charges from DHL. Yep, DHL.

It's unreal that had I purchased $15 in proto expansions, I would have had to pay about $15 in shipping, and then $15 in duty. 3 times the original cost.

So while it's nice that there is now international shipping. Beware of duty/brokerage charges on your end. This cost is NOT reflected on your receipt from onion.

@Steve-Smythe and others.

Does the following syntax still work for you with IFTTT?
https://api.onion.io/v1/devices/<device-id>/i2c_exp/oled-exp?key=<API-key>

The Maker Webhooks channel doesnt seem to work with this URL and any JSON I use in the body. I believe it's returning "Missing Authentication Token".

I've followed the steps outlined here, but they may be stale?

Maybe this wordpress vulnerability?
http://thehackernews.com/2017/02/wordpress-exploit-patch.html

This may be old news, but there are numerous blog posts that have the following appended to the bottom of the post:

HACKED BY SudoX — HACK A NICE DAY.

Googling this syntax brings up numerous results around the web.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=HACKED+BY+SudoX+—+HACK+A+NICE+DAY.

It appears the newest posts are not affected, and so this may be an old issue. However it may be something worth the onion team's time investigating to protect our privacy and security.

@Costas-Costas said in onion cloud force crashes node.js & gpio_helper:

Same for me with a different node.js.

Glad I am not the only one. I am surprised it isnt a more common issue, and that there isn't a resolution yet!

Hi Everyone,

I am attempting to run a node.js script that uses gpio_helper. I am using the following code (it also uses pushbullet).

//on Garage state change send notification
helper.onPinChange(6, function(value) {
	
	if (startingvar != 0){
		if(value == 1) {
			
			console.log("The garage is open - " + value + " as of " + getDateNow());

			pusher.note(null, "GarageFi", "The garage was opened.", function(error, response) {
			  //process.exit();      // kill the script once push is sent
			});
			
		} else if(value == 0){
			
			console.log("The garage is closed - " + value + " as of " + getDateNow());

			pusher.note(null, "GarageFi", "The garage was closed.", function(error, response) {
			  //process.exit();      // kill the script once push is sent
			});
			
		}
	}
	
});

Now the problem comes when I poll this same GPIO pin via the Onion Cloud API. If I poll the same GPIO pin it either hangs (using the web UI), or it crashes as follows:

fs.js:603
  var r = binding.read(fd, buffer, offset, length, position);
                  ^

Error: ENODEV: no such device, read
    at Error (native)
    at Object.fs.readSync (fs.js:603:19)
    at Object.fs.readFileSync (fs.js:433:24)
    at GPIOHelper.getPinSync (/root/gpiohelper.js:77:15)
    at GPIOHelper._poll (/root/gpiohelper.js:110:20)
    at null._repeat (/root/gpiohelper.js:100:8)
    at wrapper [as _onTimeout] (timers.js:275:11)
    at Timer.listOnTimeout (timers.js:92:15)

Is it not possible to watch for the GPIO state with the JS code and at the same time have the API read the state as well?

@Daniel-Andrade Please do. I'd be interested!