I remember the days of "Update Now" buttons in the UI.

Dzvents has been rock solid for me but python always brings versioning issues and this new venv stuff is tedious.

OK, found the solution
Even though python 3.12 was installed. Go figure.

Latest stable Domoticz 24/7 on latest stable Ubuntu server... "PluginSystem: Failed dynamic library load, install the latest libpython3.x library that is available for your platform." It won't let me install earlier python versions either. Is there any way around this or do I have to install an ...

Brilliant news, now time for the fun bit.

You could try to add ".afterSec(1)" after the second command.

You absolutely should use and extension cable or even better a powered USB hub. I've read that the USB chipset on the pi interferes with the RF of the Z-stick. Good luck with the migration.

Agreed, I just posted that for brevity, my actual entries are

Oh, and the domoticz docker doesn't use the plugins folder mapped in ./userdata/plugins but creates a new one in ./plugins and uses that, although this didn't occur on earlier times I brought up the container. Back to bare metal for me.

Otherwise, I saw the Aeotec Z-Stick 7 but it is much, much more expensive. Is it necessary to take this model when I only have about ten simple nodes (door contacts and controlled sockets)? I am looking for a compact model like those mentioned above, but if there are other models with a good ...

You could also mount to the same mount point like: - '/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Cartelectronic_Interface_USB_1_TIC_DA1U76CP-if00-port0:/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Cartelectronic_Interface_USB_1_TIC_DA1U76CP-if00-port0 I just tried that with devices: - "/dev/serial/by-id/usb-0658_0200-if00:/dev/serial/by-id ...

Yeah, I'm 6 hours now trying to migrate to docker. The main issue is USB mapping. I modified the provided docker-compose.yml https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz-docker to map by 2 USB serial devices. services: domoticz: image: domoticz/domoticz:stable container_name: domoticz restart: unless ...

I was under the impression that LXC containers are quite similar to Docker containers, at least in their use of the underlying kernel. Docker originally used LXC apparantly.

Just use Domoticz (and your other services) with Docker Compose. Create separate folders for each of your projects, and use folders inside these folders as volumes ./my_folder:/opt/docker-project/folder Use a rsync job to backup the dockers folders, I install all my dockers in /opt, so I only need ...

I'm running Domoticz without Docker on Debian in a Proxmox CT. Runs perfectly. No hassle at all to restore a backup if needed. Because CT uses a LXC container there's practically no overhead at all. Am I right in thinking that you are running the docker containers in Proxmox without using a VM ? I ...

I'm using rpi-clone ? Here is a script to let it run smoothly. #!/bin/bash # rpi-clone.sh # https://github.com/billw2/rpi-clone # command to find attached drives # sudo lsblk -o UUID,NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL,MODEL # df -h # command sh -x rpi-clone.sh sudo service cron stop sudo service ...

I am moving from rpi3b to an Intel NUC 6i3SYK i3 6100U as the pi is starting to stress out with all the services I am running. I have read extensively about proxmox and I like the idea of running domoticz and all my home automation services in a VM for the complete setup backup and snapshot ...

So I would check that you have the correct port, name and username for mosquitto in zwavejsUI and that you have made those ports available to both docker containers. I use "host.docker.internal" as the host url in zwavejsUI and the prefix "zwave" (not the discovery topic) so all my devices appear ...

When you connect to mosquitto with Mqtt explorer, can you see your devices there ?

If you already have your devices in zwaveJSUI then your USB device must be correctly set. When you connect with MQTT explorer, can you see you devices populated there ? If not make sure the mosquitto docker container has port 1883 (and 9001) mapped with the line ports: - 1883:1883 - 9001:9001 If so ...