Hi

There is generic ble scanner worker. Probably you can use it: https://github.com/zewelor/bt-mqtt-gateway/blob/master/workers/blescanmulti.py
https://github.com/zewelor/bt-mqtt-gateway/blob/master/config.yaml.example#L84

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hello
thank you for the answer I looked and I did this:
`mqtt:
host: 192.168.1.140
port: 1883
#username: user
#password: password
#ca_cert: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt # Uncomment to enable MQTT TLS, update path to appropriate location.
#ca_verify: False # Verify TLS certificate chain and host, disable for testing with self-signed certificates, default to True
#client_cert: mosq_client.crt # If client_cert and client_key are specified, MQTT uses client certificate authentication instead of username + password
#client_key: mosq_client.key
topic_prefix: bt2mqtt # All messages will have that prefix added, remove if you dont need this.
client_id: bt-mqtt-gateway
availability_topic: lwt_topic

manager:
sensor_config:
topic: homeassistant
retain: true
topic_subscription:
update_all:
topic: homeassistant/status
payload: online
command_timeout: 35 # Timeout for worker operations. Can be removed if the default of 35 seconds is sufficient.
command_retries: 0 # Number of retries for worker commands. Default is 0. Might not be supported for all workers.
update_retries: 0 # Number of retries for worker updates. Default is 0. Might not be supported for all workers.
workers:
mysensors:
command_timeout: 35 # Optional override of globally set command_timeout.
command_retries: 0 # Optional override of globally set command_retries.
update_retries: 0 # Optional override of globally set update_retries.
args:
port: /dev/ttyUSB0
baudrate: 9600
topic_prefix: mysensors/out

miscale:

args:

mac: 00:11:22:33:44:55

topic_prefix: miscale

users: # Used for recognizing multiple people, as well as for decoding body metrics! (Optional)

Alex: # Name (used in MQTT to define a user topic)

weight_template: # The weight template that the user will be tracked by!

min: 70

max: 90

sex: male # Sex (male or female)

height: 185 # Height (in cm)

dob: 2000-01-11 # DOB (in yyyy-mm-dd format)

Olivia:

weight_template:

min: 30

max: 60

sex: female

height: 165

dob: 2000-02-22

update_interval: 1800

miflora:

args:

devices:

herbs: 00:11:22:33:44:55

topic_prefix: miflora

per_device_timeout: 6 # Optional override of globally set per_device_timeout.

update_interval: 300

blescanmulti:
  args:
    devices:
      nut01: F0:2C:AC:84:4C:31
      nut02: D3:E2:D7:F9:5E:D9
    topic_prefix: blescan
    available_payload: home
    unavailable_payload: not_home
    available_timeout: 0
    unavailable_timeout: 60
    scan_timeout: 10
    scan_passive: true
  update_interval: 60

`

It seems to give a few things but in my test I have 2 nut find 3 and I only see one on MQTT Explorer

When I do
sudo ./gateway.py

I have an error on the opening of the serial port ttyUSB0 that I cannot correct

Afterwards, during the deployment I change the path for the user

Then when I run the service I get this error again

So when restarting my VM there will no longer be the active service

thanks a lot for your help

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In workers section of the config, leave only blescanmulti worker, delete everything else, if you don't want to use it ( you probably don't need anything else for now ).

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sorry for the formatting of the code block there must be symbols in it badly recognized

yes I deleted or commented everything for future use like Miscale

on the other hand I do not understand the errors related to the serial port and the service which does not want to remain active.
if my VM is stopped and restart I lose bt2mqtt and I have to restart by hand

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serial port is used AFAIK only by mysensors worker, from pasted config, looks like you got it still on. Delete it and it should run

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Hello
Indeed I left my sensor
Removing more error is better :)
However, I can't get the service to activate.

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Run it without service to get full logs.

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I launched this
sudo ./gateway.py -d

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Looks good. Not sure why service version doesn't start. I think you could try to add "-d" on the end of this line, maybe it will show some error: https://github.com/zewelor/bt-mqtt-gateway/blob/master/bt-mqtt-gateway.service#L9.

EDIT: Or maybe this: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/225401/how-to-see-full-log-from-systemctl-status-service

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I started all over again I have this command which gives me

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You probably missed this step:

sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Also I would suggest try docker router, as it should be easier to work with and maintain.

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good evening
I ordered it, it's weird!

I can't make it despite the advice
docker I don't have at all I only have VMs
behind this test I want to implement the solution on several pi zero to mesh the house better

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I've looked at venv instructions and fixed them a bit. I'm not using this method so don't have much experience. If you want to mesh home with some bluetooth tags to see where is someone etc. I would recommend use some esp32 board with software like https://esphome.io/ or https://tasmota.github.io/docs/ or maybe something like this: https://home-assistant-guide.com/2021/09/09/is-espresense-the-successor-to-esp32-mqtt-room-weve-been-waiting-for/. Having few rpi zero is a headache to support them in long run. You got whole linux system running + possible problems with sdcard wearing after a lot of writes ( unless you configure os as read only ).

I would go with esphome route, you can probably use it with mqtt only without Home Assistant even.

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