OK - problem resolved - I restored the whole domoticz directory from a squashfs filesystem backup and then applied a data restore from a backup made earlier today

It would still be interesting though to know if earlier releases are available to download from anywhere

George

Hi all. For a long time now I've had an established install of Domoticz version 3.8153 on a Lubuntu 16.04 system which runs lots of other stuff. I just ran an upgrade to the current release (4.9701) and have come across the "Python: Failed dynamic library load, install the latest libpython3.x ...

Thanks @Stuntteam for the reply. I built my RFLink board from the parts kit at https://www.nodo-shop.nl/en/41-rflink-433-kit which provides the Aurel transceiver. I may look into changing this for the RXb6 version 2. Edit: How can I identify the required version 2? Is this one (on AliExpress at £1. ...

I've been using an RFXtrx433e transceiver for some time and just recently I've built an RFLink unit. I have various temperature & humidity sensors around the house and also some remote switches (curently only linked/controlled by the RFXcom unit) Data reported via the RFLink unit does not show ...

Thanks @Dnpwwo I updated my cmake yesterday. It all compiles fine now so the problem was definitely that cmake hadn't picked up the latest python library locations. It could just be that my server is based on an old Ubuntu distribution; I quite often find that instructions based on newer versions ...

OK it looks like I may have resolved this... Despite having installed python3-dev and libpython3.2, cmake was still only finding the original versions I had to manually edit CMakeFileCache.txt as follows: //Path to a file. PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR:PATH=/usr/include/python3.2 //Path to a library. PYTHON ...

OK- I got it to compile by disabling Python ( -DUSE_PYTHON_PLUGINS=NO ) but with Python enabled the error persists.

I don't *need* Python enabled so I'll stick with this as a 'solution' for now.

No luck. My compile is still failing at 'PluginManager.cpp.o' :-( I did 'make clean', 'cmake .' and 'make' and here are the results... george@asusbox:~/domoticz$ cmake . -- Using builtin Mosquitto library -- Python3 includes found at: /usr/include/python2.7 -- Compiling Revision #6231 -- Boost ...

I just found a mention of Domoticz now requiring at least libpython3.2, which I've now installed.

I'll update again if/when it compiles OK.

Hi all, I try to keep reasonably up-to-date with new versions and I last compiled v3.6039 with no problems. Now when I try to pull the latest files and recompile I'm getting a lot of errors, most relating to Python (my system has version 2.7.3). Here's the full output: Scanning dependencies of ...

Just happened across this thread... I have Domoticz running with a RFXtrx433e (default protocols, none added) and I just got three Energenie MIHO002's. I have successfully set them up using the 'Energenie' type setting and randomly chosen 'House' and 'Unit' codes. My understanding is that the ...

The buttons are created in www/index.html Looking at their structure I would say it's safe to just delete those lines or place them in comment by adding <!-- in front and --> after them. Great! Thanks for that. I don't have time to test it right now but that seems like a good solution. George

Is there any way (short of me digging into the code and hacking it myself) of disabling or removing the two "More Options -> Shutdown System/Restart System" buttons in the web interface? I have found them really useful on my RPi, but now that I'm setting up Domoticz on a server with lots of other ...