I’d start out by examining the Cloudwatch Logs for the skill to see if the skill is even being invoked. Do the thermostats show up int the Alexa app after you ask to discover devices?

I use a HGI-80 with Evohome for Domoticz so no issues there. However, I’m the author of the EvoControl Alexa skill for Evohome and it does use TCC with a dedicated API key. I can see in the skill’s logs that TCC has been misbehaving a lot in the last week for users all over Europe. Some of my users h ...

Good find. I used to have the :00.000Z a long time ago and cannot remember why I removed it. I can confirm it all works when this is the time format used. You cannot specify FROM together with UNTIL as the only way Evohome can handle that is by editing the schedule. TemporaryOverrides always start ...

Now I notice that when I use the setsetpoint parameter with the API call, the mode is always PermanentOverride and the until is ignored. Hmm

Answering my own question, by examining the Domoticz source code I figured out that the JSON API docs were incorrectly updated after the recent API update. The parameter name should be setsetpoint and not setused.

I can use e.g. /json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=655&switchcmd=Toggle via either a browser or nodejs and axios.get and it always works. However, if I try e.g. /json.htm?type=command&param=setused&idx=601&setpoint=15.0&mode=FollowSchedule&used=true then it works via the browser as ...

Sorry, my answer assumed normal json parsing whereas your solution shows you’re trying to parse it inside some environment which you didn’t specify in your question.

item.Prices[0].price would do it, assuming the snippet you showed above is called item

Sounds very similar to my issue in viewtopic.php?t=41089

When I call /json.htm?type=command&param=setused&idx=<idx>&setpoint=<setpoint>&mode=TemporaryOverride&until=<until>&used=true via the local Domoticz 8080 address in my LAN it works fine. However, if I call it via an external Apache2 proxy it fails. All other API commands via the same proxy succeed ...

You can just ignore those as they are harmless. The RF spec for Ramses has been reverse engineered to a point, but it’s not 100.0% so sometimes a packet that’s not fully understood is seen and that’s all this message communicates.

Interesting find: I just setup an ngrok tunnel to http://localhost:8080 with no username/password and tried the /oauth2/v1/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=myapplication>&state=somestate&redirect_uri=https://{{hostname:portnumber}}/<myreturnuri> http GET request using the 'external' https URL ...

Before the changes, it was just https + basic-auth access from the cloud. I expect a user to have set up a proxy like apache/nginx (if opening ports), or ngrok if not. The skill (which runs in an AWS Lambda container in the cloud) can access the Honeywell servers via oauth, and also talk to Domoticz ...

So Domoticz is capable of handling a regular oauth "give me a one-off token, I'll swap that for an access_token/refresh_token pair, and from now on I'll use the access_token, except when it expires I'll request a new one using the refresh_token" flow :mrgreen: The thing is, this is all about remote ...

"Using the password flow, one can get an access_token without the need to first obtain an authorization_code by just provider (sic) the username/password of a user." And where do we "just provide" this? Do we need to POST or PUT the request to the relevant endpoint? What should the body parameters ...

The Wiki page at https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Security mentions that Domoticz has an IAM server (as one of its 3 component parts) and that it's possible to "Retrieve an 'Access Token' (JWT Token) from the IAM server and provide this Bearer token with each request". Sounds like the Long Lived Access ...

What skill are you referring to? LMS lite, sorry, i just figured i'm probably not in the right place to ask since this have nothing to with domoticz. The forum for LMS-lite is at https://forums.slimdevices.com/forum/user-forums/3rd-party-software/108115-announce-lms-lite-certified-smart-home-skill ...

DrMacabre wrote: ↑Thursday 20 April 2023 14:39 hello,

did anyone experience weird behavior with the skill this past few days ?
2 of my 3 players don't recognize most of the commands except volume while the remaining player is just fine.

What skill are you referring to?

With HA Bridge you only have access to Philips Hue light commands. So you can turn switches on and off and set dim levels, basically. Back when I used HA Bridge in 2016 I used to have switches called e.g. ‘set living room to 22’ and when I turned it on I used the script:// command in the switch to ru ...

Yes, you misunderstood.