I'm new at openhab2.
Within my installation / website I cannot find the menu point
Extensions/User Interfaces
to install e.g. openhabmin
How can I activate the menu point or what do I have to install?
System: RPi 3, Weezy
Path: /usr/share/openhab2
thank you very much in advance and best regards
Andreas
If you have a running openHAB environment, the easiest way is to install additional UIs through the PaperUI.
Visit http://<openhabIP>:<port> which will bring you to the dashboard.
Default Port is 8080 and the IP depends on the way you installed openHAB
You can then navigate to PaperUI which is the default configuration UI.
In PaperUi navigate to Add-onsand then chose the USER INTERFACES category
There you can find all available UIs and install the UI of your choice
After succesful installation you can access the newly installed ui trough the dashboard
There are other options for the installation of add-ons like uis.
You can find an article about this in the docs.
https://www.openhab.org/docs/configuration/addons.html
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https://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/
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