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    MMM-DHT22 Humidity and Temperature Module

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    • DocVooDooD Offline
      DocVooDoo @ryck
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      @ryck Yes of course.

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        ryck Module Developer @DocVooDoo
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        @DocVooDoo No idea then… Can you paste here the error you get?

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          DocVooDoo @ryck
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          @ryck only this Bild Text
          then nothing on the log in node serveronly screen

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            ryck Module Developer @DocVooDoo
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            @DocVooDoo well, no idea then… Have you tried to run the normal version (instead of the serveronly)?

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              DocVooDoo @ryck
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              @ryck yes, the same problem…

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                DocVooDoo @ryck
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                @ryck is it possible that the module root rights needs but does not get?

                with another module comes the same error. root privileges are needed there

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                  ryck Module Developer @DocVooDoo
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                  @DocVooDoo I guess that depends on how you installed magicmirror… did you use sudo?

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                    DocVooDoo @ryck
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                    @ryck no, without sudo. only with the command
                    bash -c “$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/master/installers/raspberry.sh)”

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                      yawns Moderator
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                      Some modules or dependencies require access to the GPIO
                      The DHT sensor module I wrote needs this as well.
                      In terminal please try this
                      sudo adduser -g $USER gpio

                      I can’t remember if you need to reboot afterwards, but it won’t hurt. Then try again accessing the sensor

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                        DocVooDoo @yawns
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                        @yawns
                        Hi. Thanks for your help. The user “pi” is already a member of the group “gpio”.

                        With Adafruit works the Sensor. Whether with or without sudo…

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                          pinsdorf Module Developer
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                          Any updates on this? I have the same problems as @DocVooDoo and others, i.e. Adafruit code works like a charm, dht_var not.

                          Difference I noticed is that dht_var uses wiringpi library and Adafruit not?! I tried a reinstall of wiringpi package without success.

                          Next, I compared the implementations of dht_var and the Adafruit driver for DHT22.

                          The essence of the Adafruit code is in file Adafruit_Python_DHT/source/Raspberry_Pi_2/pi_2_dht_read.c. It is meant for Pi2 and Pi3, implemented in C, and defines a function int pi_2_dht_read(int type, int pin, float* humidity, float* temperature). It implements the communication with the sensor using a 1-wire bus. The rest of the Adafruit package is mostly (well-done) sugar-coating for Python usage and selecting the right driver for any given platform.

                          We could simply rewrite dht_var by using this driver code. What do you think?

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