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 building ...

Impressive @zicht [emoji106]
Great to see how Domoticz helps making life a little nicer [emoji16]

On security, considered using Domoticz 2 Factor Authentication?

No, I don't want that at the moment. As even if you access domoticz external you will get the HAproxy IP I think you want that [emoji3] Domoticz needs to know if it can trust Proxy headers it receives. Otherwise anyone can pretend to be a proxy. So when you add the Proxy IP address to the trusted ...

Did you add your HAproxy IP Address in the "Trusted Networks" under Settings? No, I don't want that at the moment. As even if you access domoticz external you will get the HAproxy IP I think you want that [emoji3] Domoticz needs to know if it can trust Proxy headers it receives. Otherwise anyone ...

You are using HTTP and not HTTPS, so an unsecured connection. You need to enable Basic Authentication over HTTP in the security settings otherwise domoticz will not allow/accept Basic authentication over an insecure connection. (Make sure you consider the security risks it poses). More information ...

Nice. Thank you [emoji2]

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 y ...

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

Latest beta should prevent this issue. If wrong info provided, the resulting JSON should state ERR and the old value should remain.

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.

jcb2 wrote:Hello,
Now it is ready for me.
Many thanks for dev dreamteam !

You mean it works for you? That is great!

What type of Netatmo devices do you have connected?

Try Beta build 15535 (and up).

A first Pull Request has been created to address the issue of authentication. Once it makes its way into the Beta, Netatmo owners can start testing it.

Both options are fine. Most of the time domoticz does not require huge disk storage and/or performance. Good quality SD card (and a working backup procedure) is sufficient. Switching from a Pi 2b to a 4th gen Pi, powerconsumption and heat are more likely to give problems. Make sure you can cool your ...

What HTTP response code do you get? 200 or something else?

Try running domoticz with some debug flags enabled by setting ‘-debuglevel normal,hardware,auth’ for example.

Both issues should be easy to solve as many domoticz users are using weather forecasts and access their domoticz from outside.

Not sure if/how HA makes that easier… did it?

Search the wiki and forum for the info needed.

ok that part is clear. … then it is still strange that the trusted network setting should be used(regardless of user:password being specified or not) but aparently it is not using it I don’t understand what you mean here. You should preferably use user/pass (or other forms of authentication) OR use ...

I think the plug-in expect a user/pass to be present. Which it should as it is more secure. The fact that it could work without, within the Trusted network, does not mean it should. And to clarify, you can not turn ‘Basic Auth’ on or off. Basic Auth is always available when accessing domoticz over HT ...