I know, but generally speaking any application that has ID and Name labels uses the ID as primary look ups not the names I do not agree. Numbers are for computers and Names are for humans. The numbers are unique, so should the names be. If you use Google (dzga) You can call your lights, switches or ...

Why run through all changed variables, instead of

What happens to the error if you select something else then 'average' in the compare graph.

Why not create 2 dummy devices, which you can delete later on, and test what happens when you replace one by the other. So simple.

The content of %eventvalue1% should be 2 values separated by a ;
See https://wiki.domoticz.com/Domoticz_API/ ... d_counter)
The doc of espeasy writes that there should be a comma between SentToHTTP and the first parameter.

@waltervl was quicker.

Try I suppose %eventvalue1% is transleted to a value. B.t.w. what is that value? And is it a string?
Or should those comma's separate the values for the function?

I love it :D , but just a few remarks: 1. Personnal is incorrect, it should be personal with just 1 'n' 2. Personally I like the black background beter, perhaps that var could be transfered to the personal_settings.h file. So everybody could use its own personal background color more easily. 3. I ...

In https://www.lua.org/manual/5.1/manual.html you can see that the select statement is used for somewhat different.
What would be the benefit over "if then elseif end" method?

WOW, so that is what Claude.ai does? So complicated. I use my phone agenda for this.

If you put more that 1 service in 1 compose file, I always put some healthchecks and depends_on in those files.
You can have race conditions for starting up the different services.
Beter is to have separate compose files for each service, than you have at first manual control about the startup order.

Put /update after the 192.168.1.117 -> 192.168.1.117/update

Look in the 'corrupt' database at devices 2584 and 2592 and look for some data inconsistancy e.g. string or nil And I don't think the database is corrupt, but some of the data might be not consistant. I don't think device have a status 'deleted', so if the device is deleted you can't delete it 'for ...

NaN means Not a Number. So the database has not a number where the program expects one.
You can't just have the program delete records based on that error.

Domoticz uses a SQLite database. SQLite transactions are ACID. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACID ) So this could not have happened. " Somehow, deleting them was halfway interrupted " Cause must have been something else. B.T.W. you don't need to stop Domoticz to execute those 3 SQL commands. I ...

Error tab is only present if there are errors. Check the differences between the 2 mosquitto services. Especially the contents of /etc/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf and other included files. There might a difference, look for "allow_anonymous true" Otherwise put full debugging on the mosquitto service by ...

As I see it, it is about IPv6. IPv4 works as it should and the Domoticz GUI is accesseble on both ports.
So should MQTT work on IPv4.

On the picture you showed there are no errors. Errors are in the Error Tab.
Is in Zigbee2MQTT the Home Assistant integration enabled?

"if switch2 is on" is static --> so do nothing is valid
"if switch2 is turned on" is an action/trigger --> so "switch1 should turn off" is valid

Making a flowchart could help.

waltervl wrote: ↑Monday 20 January 2025 11:56 Yes, works fine. On Linux you have to run sglitebrowser with the same rights as the database owner (eg root) else it cannot open it.

Just as extra info for Linux.
If you have a webserver running then you can use "phpLiteAdmin" and view/change the Domoticz database.

A domoticz_crash.log is created at the moment of the crash and is something different that domoticz logging.