Great Room Light Device debug info
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Great Room Light (switch.great_room_light_device_switch)
MQTT discovery data:
Topic: homeassistant/switch/Great_Room-Fan_Light/switch/config
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esphome: | |
name: oil | |
esp32: | |
board: esp32dev | |
framework: | |
type: arduino | |
# Enable logging |
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# Automatically generated file; DO NOT EDIT. | |
# OpenWrt Configuration | |
# | |
CONFIG_MODULES=y | |
CONFIG_HAVE_DOT_CONFIG=y | |
CONFIG_HOST_OS_LINUX=y | |
# CONFIG_HOST_OS_MACOS is not set | |
# CONFIG_TARGET_airoha is not set | |
# CONFIG_TARGET_sunxi is not set |
Building on this article from gjcampbell about running Azure Functions on IIS, I set about trying to do this myself. I ran into enough issues based on the information provided that I decided to write my own article.
This work was based on standing up a plain Windows Server 20H2 VM.
- Download the "Azure Functions Host" binaries from Github. ( I downloaded 4.2.1 )
- Download the Dotnet Core Hosting package ( I downloaded dotnet-hosting-6.0.3-win.exe)
- Install IIS on Windows Server.
- I didn't know what I needed so I installed everything