You're totally wrong here! My internet provider is not by any means involved in my internal local network! I run my own name servers internally, and my network is configured for both ipv4 and ipv6. The problem seems to be that, since ipv6-connection is the preferred way in decent operating systems i ...

I also discovered that if I access (locally) my domoticz, I get an password prompt if I connect to the server with dns name, but if I access writing the ip address I can access the website without having to enter my name and password. (This is due to the fact that the browser preferres ipv6, when ...

I have defined a local network for ipv6 in the Domoticz settings, but it seems like Domoticz doesn't accept it as a local network. I have to login all the time even when I access with http port 8080

Seems like my problem disappeared, when I upgraded the system to boot from a hard disk. Now I get updates from the connected thermometers!

[Name:]Gunnar
[Country:]Sweden
[City:]Stockholm
[Occupation:]Retired Network administrator
[Hobbies:]Cycling, Skiing, Computers
[Choice for Domoticz:]New in Home Automation. Found Domoticz to be very flexible
[My role here?]Learn, learn, learn
[Computer:]Raspberry Pi 3

I found, when installing Domoticz, that it detected my temperature sensors connected to the Tellstick Duo, but it doesn't update the temperature. The temperature is updated, I can see, by using `tdtool --list-sensors`, but the activated object in "Devices" does not update. It has the value it got ...