Version 2.101 posted on 01/29/2006
Bruce Winter <[email protected]> Sun, 29 Jan 2006 15:40:12 -0600
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Version 2.101 can be downloaded from here: http://misterhouse.sf.net/download.html New Features: - Created a MisterHouse Frapper map, so we can see where we all are:=20 http://www.frappr.com/misterhouse - Matthew Williams created a new, spam free, Wiki here:=20 http://misterhouse.wikispaces.com/ - Ron Klinkien has lots of great new info on installing MisterHouse on=20 Linux at his wiki: http://mrhousefromscratch.tk - Howard Plato created code/common/azureus_info.pl to display and report=20 on bittorrent client Azureus stats. - Neil Cherry created mh/lib/iplcs.pm and X10_iplcs.pm for Linux support=20 of Smarthome's Insteon interface. He also created code/common/iplcs.pl=20 to enable, and code/public/iplc.* to test. Code is Alpha level. More=20 info on Insteon here: http://www.linuxha.com/athome/common/iplcd - St=E9phane Kattoor created code/common/ical.pl to allow for control of=20 mh items from any ICal application (e.g. Mozilla, Outlook, or iCal for=20 Mac). More iCal info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar . - Matthew Williams added buddy icon capability for AOL/ICQ and added a=20 new callback to notify mh when the AOL/ICQ connection is lost. - David Norwood created code/common/weather_tides.pl based on idea by=20 Joey French. It collects information about ocean tides, moonrise and=20 moonset from the University of Southern Carolina Tide Predictor:=20 http://tbone.biol.sc.edu - Matthew Williams created lib/K8055.pm, web/bin/k8055.pl, and=20 bin/k8055d.tar.bz2 to support the Velleman K8055 USB 5 in, 8 out digital=20 IO card: http://www.velleman.be/ot/en/product/view/?id=3D351346 - Dan Hoffard created code/common/LitterFree.pl which uses X10 to cycle=20 the litter box based on cat movmemnt. - Andrew Baker created code/public/schoolday.pl which creates functions=20 that flag school days. - David Lynch created mh/lib/TI103.pm for support of ACT's TI-103 interfa= ce - Jason Spangler updated lib/X10_Wish.pm to send, as well as receive,=20 X10 data via PowerLinc, using the Wish drivers. Bug Fixes and Other Changes: - Matthew Williams made some additional updated handy_net_utilites.pl=20 improve AOL OSCAR.pm support. - Gregg Liming updated lib/Telephony_xAP.pm to fix a problem with the=20 2.100 update. - Brent Gross updated bin/outlook_read to add a -all option to iterate=20 over all entires, and a -dump_body option to dump the entire body af an=20 entry and not just the subject. - Howard Plato updated lib/Caller_ID.pm to added a Format=3D6 option for=20 custom scripts such as vocp_callerid.pl - David Mark updated lib/Group.pm to fix some 2.100 issues. - Brent Gross updated common/comic_dailystrip.pl to send html as inline=20 instead of as an attachment. - Henry Laxen updated web/bin/photos.pl that removes an explicit link to=20 /ia5 rather than the html_file parameter. - John Wohlers fixed a bug in internet_weather.pl so the nws_city=20 configuration parameter works. - Matthew Williams updated code/public/weather_metar.pl, including=20 fixing a bug caused by occastional enter a space after ``RMK'' string.=20 Also moved it from code/public to code/common. - Matthew Williams updated web/bin/shopping_list.pl with a few=20 enhancements and bug fixes. - Chris Barrett updated lib/X10_Items.pm to fix some battery timer bugs. - Chris Barrett fixed a html formating problem in web/bin/phone_list.pl - Gaetan Lord fixed a bug in time_date_stamp format=3D17, where it was=20 doing a 12, rather than 24 hour format. - Neil Cherry and David Norwood updated faq 2.15: What is the format of=20 MisterHouse X10 codes? - Ben Raymond updated iButton.pm to add (partial) support for DS2409=20 one-wire net couplers. - David Mark commented out an uneeded timer in Motion_Item . - Joel Davidson updated lib/Omnistat.pm - David Norwood updated uirt2 and usb-uirt, which now use device data in=20 mh/data/infrared/devicelib. - David Norwood updated lib/Serial_Item.pm, CM11.pm, and ncpuxa_mh.pm to=20 add support for sending and receiving some of the rarely used X10 command= s. - David Mark updated lib/Lynx10PLC, Homebase.pm, and Stargate.pm to=20 support the O and P (ALL LIGHTS ON, ALL UNITS OFF) X10 commands. - Zen Tormey fixed a 'AOL System Msg' loop in common/internet_im.pl - Joe Blecher updated Lynx10PLC.pm file to add support for all=20 EXTENDED_CODE_1 commands. Also created new parameter=20 Lynx10PLC_MULTI_DELAY that allows multiple packets to be combined=20 together if they come in separate, but within the specified time of each=20 other. - David Norwood updated code/common/internet_logon.pl,=20 internet_weather.pl, weather_chance_of_rain.pl to make them configurable=20 via triggers. - David Norwood fixed a parsing bug in rss_subscriber.pl and removed the=20 duplicate code for from stocks.pl - Matthew Williams updated code/common/internet_im.pl to allow a var=20 option (e.g. var: Object_name state) - Andrew Baker added an optional weeder_handshake parm to support his=20 homebuilt board. - Craig Schaeffer noticed we inadvertantly dropped=20 mh/data/remarks/full_moon.txt - Tom Valdes created a web icon for the shopping application. - Bill Young patched X10_RF_security.pm to add support for low battery=20 and tamper indications from wireless devices that support these=20 features. The new states generated look like AlertTamperMax or=20 AlertBattLowMax. - Peter Sjodin and Rob VanHoboken updated the EIB modules to handle of=20 physical addresses, allow for timer-driven reading of dimmer state, and=20 added dimmer and drive (EIS 2 and 7) support in web interface. - Steve Goldman updated web/bin/weather_rrd_update.pl to make it=20 compatable with rrd 1.2 - Rick Steeves fixed some bugs in code/common/*weather* code. Bruce ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log fi= les for problems? Stop! Download the new AJAX search engine that makes searching your log files as easy as surfing the web. DOWNLOAD SPLUNK! http://sel.as-us.falkag.net/sel?cmd=3Dlnk&kid=3D103432&bid=3D230486&dat=3D= 121642