The bridge shouldn’t be needed. The TTNMQTT hardware can connect directly to the TTN server, get the payload and create/find the correct device to store the values.

From there, you can use the dzVents script to process the raw values.

Good to hear.

I do not understand why you have a (additional) script to proces the TTN sensor data.

Or are you using a script to do some additional calculations AFTER you received the sensor values in domoticz?

I see 2 measurements in the payload:
rainlevel
temperature_C
both ‘measurements’ are unknown to the TTNMQTT.
Use the aliasses file to map those to known measurements, so ‘temperature_C’ -> ‘temp’.
I think rainsensors are not supported (yet), but you might try to map it to ‘analog_input’?
Make sure ...

Take a look at `https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/blob/development/ttnmqtt_aliasses.json` to see an example of the json files that can be used to provide aliasses for the TTN device so domoticz knows what type of sensor it should be mapped to.

If you start domoticz with the additional debugflags ...

As mentioned a few weeks ago, I created something as a 'domoticz agent' using MCP. A Draft PR is available now :)

Curious to hear/read/see if/how domoticz users leverage this and what is missing/wrong/need improvements.

As it is a separate PR and not part of the Beta builds, you either need to ...

This is great news. Is it able to be used with offline LLM's ?
It is not specifically designed for that purpose, but as it uses generic MCP (Model Context Protocol) it definitely can be used with offline LLM’s.
Tools like LMstudio, Tome, LibreChat should work fine.
Give it a go and any feedback is ...

Live log analysis would be good, for spotting errors and anomalies or whatever you want and then sending "intelligent" notifications. This could also include syslog, and other logs (zwave,zigbee etc).

There are so many things ML could do although I am not sure I would let it have too much control ...

As mentioned a few weeks ago, I created something as a 'domoticz agent' using MCP. A Draft PR is available now :)

Curious to hear/read/see if/how domoticz users leverage this and what is missing/wrong/need improvements.

As it is a separate PR and not part of the Beta builds, you either need to ...

I see 2 ways for Domoticz where AI might be relevant.

First, using ‘traditional Machine Learning’ to make predictions for sensors. One could train an ML-model based on the historical data of a sensor and with such a model predict a few values in the future for such a sensor. Might be interesting ...

Warning, in latest beta the API backward compatibility code has been removed. Perhaps this is causing some issues.....
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Hi lokonli, waltervl,
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Because of a recent Domoticz change indeed the websocket interface in Dashticz is broken.

Work around ...

I'll analyze the issue.

Any ...

Question: what can the Pilot app do which you cannot do with Domoticz own UI? (Or other apps)?

In the latest beta’s some deprecated code has been removed including the backward compatibility code to keep supporting some RType API calls.

If the Pilot app still uses these old API calls,
they won’t work anymore with these latest beta’s.

Matter support is something I have been (slowly) looking into.

The whole Matter eco-system consists of several pieces/roles. See the following picture.

https://csa-iot.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Roles-Blog-1_v3-1200x675.png

Question: where to start with Domoticz?

Currently some basic ...

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On security, considered using Domoticz 2 Factor Authentication?

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waltervl wrote:So for a lot of users not using https there is no problem?

You need to disable SSL (`-sslwww 0`) and then I would expect it works but I haven’t tested it so not sure.

Would be nice if someone installs bookworm and test it out (lacking the time here at the moment).

I think if you run domoticz in a Docker container it works fine.

As far as I know, bookworm comes with openSSL3 while domoticz works with OpenSSL1.1.

So running with SSL enabled won’t work probably.

In the (near) future, the Beta versions will switch to OpenSSL3.

You can always compile domoticz ...

And if they are ok (200) or not.. all ok?

How do you connect your logo8 to your Pi? Are you using ModBus over TCP/IP?

Try running domoticz with debugflags to see more info.

Nice! I will test it asap.