Is localhost and/or. 127.0.0.1 part of the trusted networks in domoticz setup?

28416/udp open|filtered unknown
MAC Address: 24:19:72:87:5E:CC (Quectel Wireless Solutions)

Shouldn't this be tcp instead of udp?

Seems there is some race condition where files are still being changed while the backup creation is running. Maybe test with a "sleep 5" just before starting the backup to give the system 5 seconds to finish all writes?

The only way to avoid this is to have the heartbeat end timely and run the data retrieval part asynchronously.
There are a couple of plugins that use this method, and details can be found here: https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/blob/development/plugins/examples/Mutli-Threaded.py

The other option ...

So guess it dies with this statement in your update log, as I mentioned earlier?: "Backup creation failed!"

Does this smtp server you use, support multi form html emails?

Why not?
It's "only a matter of time" before Matter support should/will be added....right?
(excuses for the pun)

It looks like a/some file still changed while the tar backup was running and the update batch file checks the successful creation of the tar backupfile, so the update process is stopped.
This test was added recently:
if ! sudo tar --exclude="$BACKUP_DIR" --exclude='*.tgz' --exclude='*.gz ...

I always look at the source when I need a true complete list.

Normally do an task via the standard webinterface triggers all the info you need! Go into dev mode (f12) on your browser, perform the task and check under the network tab the url performed for that task.

More info available in the forum: viewtopic.php?t=44249

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Could it be that the battery level is getting low for that particular device?

One other thing you could check is the mqtt messages to/from domoticz to see which event messages are send/received by domoticz. Maybe there is some looping going on.

The post shows the exact json api call supported, so please check again and give those a try.

I normally check the online garbagecalender to check which provider is use and then test it with the guessed module. Provide/PM me with/the zipcode&housenumber in case you need help.

Pretty sure it has been the case for quite some time that a file based lua script will follow this logic:
script_device_name.lua where a check is made when the name matches the name of a device, the script will only fire when that specific device changes, else it will fire for each device event.

but the plugin does have a parameter you can change in the code:
#Plugin variables
pluginInterval = 10 #in seconds
dataInterval = 60 #in seconds
dataIntervalCount = 0
use_p1_device = False


and when you use the "P1-WiFi-Gateway" hardware, you can change the frequency in the hardware setup ...

candrian wrote: Thursday 01 January 2026 17:52 The poll period should be shorter (here: 5s) than the P1 update rate defined in domoticz (mine: 10s)

Didn't simply changing that setting to 5 seconds instead of 10 work for you?

Read the post i made a couple of days ago for the answer: viewtopic.php?t=44243

To answer the question why they are not in getschedules , i looked in the sourcecode and it is because TimerPlan==9999 aren't selected:

this is in the sql WHERE statement for getschedules:
"SELECT t.ID, t.Active, d.[Name], t.DeviceRowID AS ID, 0 AS IsScene, 0 AS IsThermostat, t.[Date], t.Time, t ...