We have the same firmware, but I don't have an Enphase Inverter. Here you can find the EnphaseAPI.cpp file, and when you click on it, you can also click on 'History' to see what has been changed. Last change was 3 months ago, but a real code change was done in 24 June (removing old storage polling ...

Always try with the latest Domoticz beta version first. A lot has been changed over time.
If that still does not work, please create an issue on Github and follow this guide to report the config topic+payload

https://wiki.domoticz.com/MQTT_AD_Report_Problems

Just to make sure, you do have a folder /home/pi/domoticz ?
In that case, it could indeed be a 64/32 bit issue like mentioned above

You could also use the docker compose installation option and have no issues

As mentioned, don't use default ports like 80/443 and expose these on the internet.

In your router forward a strange port like 3562 to port 443 of Domoticz, or even better, don't expose it on the internet and use something like Wireguard to access your internal systems from outside

Do you have the "WF RAC" option? (new models)
If yes, did you enter the correct IP address? And this also assumes you can operate the aircon with the 'Smart M Air' application

Or do you use aircon with me? This is the other Mitsubishi hardware you can use in Domoticz

There are two native hardware options in Domoticz for the Mitsubishi Airco's (depending on the model you have) I am also using the WF RAC For each aircon you get multiple sensors in Domoticz (a bunch of switches that lets you control on/off, swing,tilt etc) And a setpoint and kWh sensor So, you just ...

Thanks for reporting. There was a internal typo and this has been corrected in beta 16576

After updating Highcharts to 12.1, the export seems to be working again!

(Available in beta 16495)

I also added a 'Today' zoomlevel in the day charts and changed the default dark theme here

Thanks! Tried it, and I stick to SQLite Expert Personal Edition for 100.000% sure.... pffff

Hmmm strange, went to their website

https://dbeaver.com/

And you have to pay for the 'lite' version as well...

If it's working, its working

Next to using a RFXCom 433 transceiver, I also can control them with this great project: https://github.com/rstrouse/ESPSomfy-RTS Not sure why you would buy a Tahoma switch for ~ 199€ when you can also use a RFXCom device for half of this, or build your own with ESP for ~10$ Glad it's working for y ...

Or you can use 'SQLite Expert Personal Edition' for a free database management application

I assume you installed ZWaveJS-UI via docker compose?

I just upgraded to:

zwave-js-ui: 9.31.0.6c80945
zwave-js: 14.3.10

And have no issues

The user you use to login remotely, does it have rights to see the sensors used by the dashboard?

But hey, this is what we have to live with here in Domoticz. I fully agree. Once you get to work with Domoticz in a bit lower and technical detail, you will find peculiarities. It shows that Domoticz was developed in an organic way, as a hobby project; not as a professionally designed software ...

If you look at other applications with objects in a database (I am an application manager with some database applications in management) they do work with Unique ID's (UID), the name is then irrelevant. Problem in Domoticz database is also that it is not a Unique ID. There are multiple objects with ...

If it's a non-switch, it should also turn up red in Domoticz in one hour by default

I would use docker compose. It is very easy to install, and you know it is just going to work. You do not have to install dependencies, use a certain operating system, and it will keep your system clean. Overhead? Nothing, it runs at 99% native speed.. And when you are going to use zigbee/zwave/mqtt ...

When you use docker, in the config folder you could create a file with the name 'customstart.sh' (this is explained on the docker page)

In here you could let it install packages, for example my content is

pip3 install aiohttp

it will install aiohttp when the docker is started

Ohhh man, please stop all this nonesence about arm v6, pi zero, qemu, please!

Get yourself a RPI 4 or 5 and be happy!

And yeah, the RPI 1 + 2 are known for SD card issues

If your house will depend on it, spend some money.

Home automation ain't cheap! (avoid cheap sensors/hardware)