Snap or docker are the way to go. That should not be the way to go if this thing was not designed with too many avoidable dependencies. Really hope there is indeed a way to avoid this containerization stuff, but did not tried myself and not willing to for now: Being compelled to this to drive some ...

tjabas wrote: ↑Thursday 28 December 2023 1:26 i run a rpi 3b+, domoticz v2022.2, rasbian buster, today i tried to install z-wave js ui, but the installation didnt work, i dont run docker, which installation metod should i use?

How did you try to install then?

Snap or docker are the way to go. Enough posts in this topic on that.

In case there are people here with issues using snap icw Zwave-Js-Ui.

There is an issue with the latest version.
You can revert back.

https://github.com/zwave-js/zwave-js-ui/issues/3487

Settings seem to be okay

So, please forgive my multitude of stupid questions... But i'm trying to ease into this, to see if it fixes some issues i have with the python plugin. It will fix python plugin issues, as its not a python plugin. Domoticz MQTT Autodiscovery hardware is written in C and is part of the Domoticz ...

Xavier82 wrote: ↑Tuesday 05 December 2023 16:02 @MikeyMan: Check this topic:
viewtopic.php?t=25656&hilit=shellyteacher&start=500

Maybe I'm missing something. But I don't see an answer tot any of my earlier questions there.

So, please forgive my multitude of stupid questions... But i'm trying to ease into this, to see if it fixes some issues i have with the python plugin. Here goes: - What does the teacher actually do? Does it send data through to Domoticz? Or just alters the MQTT messages in the broker? - What is the ...

Having issues with the plugin, so I thought I'd give this one a try. Rather user unfriendly for non programmers it seems. Too much config outside of domoticz. Hope this improves. It is not a plugin. It is a helper application for simple beings who dont want to send config templates manually to ...

Having issues with the plugin, so I thought I'd give this one a try. Rather user unfriendly for non programmers it seems. Too much config outside of domoticz. Hope this improves. Also getting an error while installing: pi@raspberrypi:~/domoticz/plugins $ sudo apt install python3-pip git Reading ...

Jan Jansen wrote: ↑Friday 08 September 2023 16:38 Hello,

After reading this topic, it has not become clear to me whether the plugin also works with the Tahoma switch. It has a local API too.

Can you confirm that the plugin also works with the Tahoma switch?

Thanks in advance

Would have been quick enough to test of course. But yes.

Perhaps better use docker..... Talked to them and looks like the Razberry isn't supported installed using snap, to install Docker I need to upgrade OS. Option is to reinstalling everything, I have another Rpi3 that I could do a fresh installation on. But looks Like I'm going to keep to the stable ...

Still have recurring nodes that become inaccessible. Manually deleting the retained messages and restarting domoticz does help. Strange thing is that I have turned off the retaine option in zwavejs. If you want I can share you my settings. What stick are you using ? Did you join the DISCORD channel ...

Still have recurring nodes that become inaccessible. Manually deleting the retained messages and restarting domoticz does help. Strange thing is that I have turned off the retaine option in zwavejs.

Awfully quiet in this topic...?

Any others with this issue?
viewtopic.php?t=40389

Devices failing sometimes. Only option is to manually delete all messages from the broker.

@sincze; that's the same firmware i'm on. Unfortunatly do have some issues with devices becoming unresponsive.
Only way to fix it is to manually remove the mqtt messages with mqtt explorer.

I have the retain option set to yes, according to the manual.

I'm pretty annoyed while moving from a perfect OpenZwave 1.6. to this Zwave-JS-UI. I now have: zwave0706.png - Not all devices are now KNOWN anymore (Fibaro, NEO) - Not all devices have all their capabilities (some even don't switch on/off but do report their W , V kWh just fine) Any tips on how to ...

Mqtt is installed on my nas. In docker. Hate it madly, but it works.

I haven't seen any guides apart from snap or docker.

Yup, same reason I went for snap. Docker seems to be quite heavy on config and resources on a pi.

Although I didnt have any issues with that step of the snap manual.

Did you try the home assistant manual for this part of the install?

Does anyone know if there is an expiry period for the bearer key?

Just had a couple of crashes, so i thought i'd have a look at the logfile.
Totally unusable, since it's amost 7GB again.

Is something wrong with my install? Is this default behavior?