I'm surprised nobody answered this. Apparently this community isn't as active as we'd hope. Given the still quite complex nature of Domoticz, I would have expected a lot more whiz-kids. Anyway... You can easily alter the startup line for domoticz to point to a different file. In the case of systemd ...

Okay, I'm stuck again. Why aren't the instructions up to date?! I can't be the only one to run it on Arch, and yet even Google is at a loss. I tried editing TE923Tool.cpp to turn usb.h into libusb.h . I tried creating a symlink for libusb.h called usb.h . I tried copying libusb.h to usb.h . I tried ...

Thank you, that did the trick! Turns out CMAKE has a lot more issues finding stuff. From the CMakeLists.txt file I was able to deduce I needed to create a read-only directory for my Z-Wave device. But even though I can now add the device, it doesn't communicate with it, resulting in no information ...

So since I was hoping to have someone knowledgeable respond by now, I have been anticipating the questions that could be asked. So I installed a clean Raspbian Lite image, which just happens to be Raspbian Stretch. Since there's a Debian package, I was able to get it up quite fast. Up, but not ...

I have several Fibaro devices, like plugs, door sensors and a dimmer. Whenever I add a device, I get this large list of detected devices. For example, the door sensor adds about 4 switches and a bunch of alarms and sensors. As far as I know, there's only one valid Open/Closed switch, the others ...

I want to run Domoticz on my Raspberry Pi 3 with Arch Linux. First, I installed Arch following the ARMv7 instuctions here: https://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv8/broadcom/raspberry-pi-3#installation Next, I follow the instructions here: https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Preparing_a_Raspberry_PI_(Arch ...