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Has anyone managed to determine how to 'spoof' home-easy products? Each product has a specific code written to it, in firmware (I am thinking the HE100 or the self-learning remote switches). I have a lot of devices pre-learnt to an HE100 and I don't particularly want to -relearn them all (some of th...

Hmm thanks, I was hoping that possibly someone had already tried a decode of it (seeing as the transmitters have a 'code' written on them). I am hoping to get meself another (hopefully working this time) oscilloscope, so I will try and get that data. With this, it would be easier than using the micr...

In case anyone else tries, I could not get the SVN copy to work at all. Going to the web-page http://127.0.0.1/homeautomation/ came up with a white page (tried to download /.css which didn't exist), asking for username and password. Downloading the zip file, the page correctly comes up blue, and sta...

I did a full check-out via: svn co svn://karpero.mine.nu/homeautomation/ ./homeautomation/ I would like to do some dev work, but I am very short on time at the moment. I was going to write my own scheduler working off of an excel/csv as a backend, but as I saw yours already done, I thought it was pr...

You need to install libconfuse-devel (or at least, that is what it is on rpm based systems).
I think that apt-cache can perform a search:

apt-cache search libconfuse

then install the development packages if it returns any.