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I'm pulling my hair out guys - Brewpi does not see my temperature sensors. I have verified this on two different NodeMCU boards. I'm running the latest code - brewpi-esp8266.v0.61.wifi.bin. I loaded Onewire test code on the NodeMCU board and can see the sensors fine on D6. I have done numerous...

It works if I run the brewpi script manually. Thanks for your help

That is exactly what I have and still not working. Does it work this way on your system?

I used the custom brewpi-script in the Thorrak repo and followed the install.md instructions. I'm using a current version of Debian Jessie. I may have copied the name wrong but I am hesitant to reinstall the code since it took about 10 tries to get it to work. I can easily bind the ip address so...

Okay - I can telnet into the NodeMCU but I can't seem to get Brewpi to talk to it. I used the following in the config file: wifiHost = 'myIPaddress' wifiPort = 23 Is this correct?

Thanks for the quick response! OK. After I powered the ESP back up it appeared in my router list. I tried to putty in using the host name and said it was not found. I tried using the IP address and it worked fine. Can I configure brewpi to use the IP address rather than the host name?

I wonder if I can get some help out there :). I have set up a NAS server running Brewpi and it seems to be working fine but I'm having problems with my ESP8266 setup. I'm using one of the recommended NodeMCU boards (E-12) and have tested it using WIFI example code. I'm running without an LCD...