Thanks guys! It’s clear and good for me. Keep it up, you’re awesome!" I’m marking the topic as RESOLVED.

Hi everyone,

I’m not sure if this is a regression or a small bug (in any case, I don’t see anything in my browser debug console), but since upgrading to version 2025.1 I’ve noticed a problem with shift+click on graphs.
I’m running exactly on:
- Raspberry Pi, Raspbian Bookworm,Version:
- Dz 2025.1 ...

My bad!

need domoticz restart. I'm tired and I'm in a rush.

Hi guys,

I just did a fresh install on a Raspberry Pi 3 with a Bookworm ISO and ran the command:
sudo bash -c "$(curl -sSfL https://install.domoticz.com)"
So I'm now running a clean v2025.1 on a brand new OS, but I don't see either the ZigbeeForDomoticz plugin or zigbee2mqtt in the "hardware ...

Hi everyone,

Until now, I've been using a very old method to get my Zigbee setup working: I use Zigbee2MQTT as the coordinator, a Mosquitto broker, and a Domoticz plugin (Zigbee2MQTT) that hasn’t been supported for quite some time.

I've set up a test platform identical to my current one, and I ...

Gentlemen (ladies?)

I am super confused because I have never had this problem before, I regularly update Domoticz since 2017... and your solution worked,
namely "Accept new peripherals" then restart DomoticZ, and indeed a new HDD/ appeared, I did not proceed to a replacement to keep my graphic ...

I've gone through the history, but I don’t quite understand what to do. Should I delete the device? Yes, but? I still don’t see it updating. I did a manipulation to keep the sensor data, which was:
#1 Create a dummy, replace HDD / with this dummy to keep the data in the dummy.
#2 Delete my HDD ...

FireWizard wrote: Wednesday 07 May 2025 14:29 Hi @Lowrendzow

Please see: viewtopic.php?p=325078&hilit=motherboard#p325078

Regards

Thank you, I'll take a look. I'm really sorry, I did try to search the forum before posting. My fault!

Hi,

to work around the issue, in the meantime, I created this Lua script with a time trigger.
my HDD/ is idx 38


commandArray = {}

-- Exécute la commande df
local handle = io.popen("/bin/df -h /")
local result = handle:read("*a")
handle:close()

--print("Brut: [" .. result .. "]")

if result ...

Hi everyone! I'm currently testing the latest Raspbian version of Domoticz since its 2025.1 release. Everything is running perfectly. However, I have a very, very, very minor discomfort that I can't quite explain.

I usually monitor the CPU, RAM, and DISK via "Main_Board_Raspberry", and since the ...

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