A small addition,

You have to install pip3 manually
sudo apt install python3-pip

and than you can add the plugin manager.

sancla I don't think telling the dzjr to switch to another virtualization platform is the answer. read the thread.. Totally agree, but remind me again, who is telling dzjr to switch to another virtualization platform? Not really sure if you have read the article... Friends, arguing is not necessary ...

Both as @sancla and @Egregius thank you very much for the help,

I have the domoticz server up and running in Proxmox, entirely according to the explanation of @sancla
It was simple and quick to install.

So for me the thumbs up for the two of you!

Thanks again!

It's quite simple. Boot from USB stick, follow some basic steps. Once installed everything is webbased so you can move the nuc away from a monitor. But hey, if it's up and running and it's stable why do it over. I have taken the step, and installed Proxmox, which is indeed more convenient than the ...

Just becouse i am not a Linux engineer, and i dont Know Proxmox or other server software, sorry for that :| It's quite simple. Boot from USB stick, follow some basic steps. Once installed everything is webbased so you can move the nuc away from a monitor. But hey, if it's up and running and it's ...

I have the NUC running ... I followed a different approach and installed Debian buster on the NUC and that went surprisingly smooth. Also installing domoticz out of the box "the easy way" worked first time Do you perhaps know if there is a way to import historical sensor You can use the procedure ...

So you installed Ubuntu to get virtualbox running and then a virtual machine for domoticz? Why not installed a real hypervisor like Proxmox? Just becouse i am not a Linux engineer, and i dont Know Proxmox or other server software, sorry for that :| I searched for virtual machines so i can run two ...

I have the NUC running ... It was quite a challenge. The proposed Ubuntu Mate does not work for a NUC, but after some searching, a correct ubuntu version can be found on the Intel site. I only missed that the firmware also needs to be updated, otherwise the nuc doesn't "understand" what you want ...

Hi Hans, Has happened to me sometimes, if you do not turn the check mark on .... I have a number of SA-33 left over ......, they are 433mhz but they don't work well with domoticz / RFlink etc. They can be linked, and if you put the master close to the receiver you can receive an alarm in domoticz ...

The WD Green in the June Canyon? Should be both 80mm (according to the webshop where I looked). it is a M.2 SSD a small PCB I experienced the same what adapter have you ordered ? i ordered this one at AlleKabeltje.nl https://www.allekabels.nl/m2-ssd/15535/1585718/22-polig-sata-behuizing-voor-m2 ...

Egregius wrote: ↑Saturday 28 December 2019 7:46 I think any Nuc will be faster and more reliable.

They don't need to cost more than € 300:

Received the NUC today, unfortunately the SSD was not the right size, I ordered an adapter, hope it arrives tomorrow ....

Egregius wrote: ↑Saturday 28 December 2019 7:46 I think any Nuc will be faster and more reliable.

They don't need to cost more than € 300:

Thank you for helping me choose, I now have the above set, but then 240 instead of 120 GB, for around € 200!
If all goes well, it will be Monday here.

I looked around this afternoon, and finding out "just a NUC" is not something you just do ..... In the meantime, I understand that with every NUC you have to order both memory and a disk, But which NUC is "Good", (@ben53252642) called an i3 minimal, but then ... For an SSD you can again choose from ...

If your used to working with the Pi via SSH without a desktop (mouse and icons to click on etc...) then Debian. If you want a desktop as well I'd suggest Ubuntu Mate since it uses minimal resources but provides a good desktop experience for when you need to do maintenance etc... I use both, on ...

Any solution including SD card IO will be sub optimal as the SD card often turns out to be the weakest link. If you already have a Synology NAS, my advice would be to use and connect your RPI-4 . . Thank you @Waaren for your response, I do have a NAS, but that is an older Iomega for which ...

If you can afford a Intel Nuc I would recommend that. Since I moved to that I didn't had a single crash or reboot. I also think you should get an Intel NUC (with a genuine Samsung SSD) and 4gb of ram. @Egregius & @ben53252642 Thank you both for your answer! It sounds really good, and you will ...

Hello everyone, I intend to completely rebuild my domoticz server on a new raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) with a new (sandisk 64GB C-10) SD Card. I think the current server (Pi-3 with domoticz beta) is too unstable, crashes every 1 or 2 days, luckily Monit causes the Pi to restart, perhaps an SD Card problem ...

Hello Hans, I finally opted for pure smoke detectors for the smoke detector, but a combination of three brands. Fibaro Smoke detectors in the hallway (and later in the kitchen due to temperature sensor) Heimann Smoke Detectors (Aliexpress) for secondary / additional detection near the washing ...

I am now looking for a good z-wave smoke detector for my situation. Hello, I have 2xFibaro FGSD-002 since almost 3 years. They are small & good looking and did not caused any problem for now I had already seen the Fibaro detectors, found at Reichelt for just a little less that € 50, and am going to ...

You can also do with Zigbee (both Z-Wave and Zigbee USB dongles are pretty cheap these days). I'd probably suggest a Z-Wave.me UZB USB stick. https://z-wave.me/uzb/ I already use Zigbee components in the form of IKEA Tradfri, so to avoid any problems it seems to me that Z-Wave is the best solution ...