No idea how to perform that. I use the string: sudo curl -L install.domoticz.com | bash On the other hand, I found a reaction from a French Domoticz user who had the same problem and a solution. Unfortunately in French. The translation gave this text: Actually I just found I was under a 32-bit PC ...

Sad to see that nobody has a solution, because I have the same problem. I use a i386 system with Mint

At the github site I found nearly the same string: git-svn-id: svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/domoticz/code/domoticz@7 f5da7d14… which I contains a lot of scripts svn checkout versus git-svn-id: /domoticz versus /domoticz@7 f5da7d14... ( looks like a part of a Mac adres ) https://github.com/contactless/d ...

I thought about that, but I am not sure if the svn file is a binary file

I’am trying to install Domoticz on a Apple Mac Mini with OSX (High Sierra). I’m using a example installation sequence of makeitwork.biz om YouTube. I got a failure message when I used the following command: svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/domoticz/code/domoticz Failure: unable to Connect NO rep ...

I'am curious to know what Grant choose for a stable Domoticz platform. I'm using two Rasberry Pi 2b (with Jessie lite) because of the unreliability of the Pi. My last problem was the update of Domoticz. It never worked until now, but unfortunately no Domoticz anymore. Furthermore, after a power ...

I was looking at the firewall of my internet provider, but never thougt about the firewall in the pi/raspbian. Thanks for the tip.

Thanks for the reply's. Unfortunately no programmable firewall. However to drop networks, there are a lot, more than 20 different ip adresses (111/5/120/189/103 etc.etc.). The only thing that worries me is of those vandals have put a backdoor in the os of the rpi. I don't know of that is possible ...

My Domoticz installation was, until now not secured with a user/password. Resulting in a hack and switching on lights in the middle of the night. The used ip numbers are from users in China. A learning experience. I have now secured my Domoticz / RaspberryPi installation but in the log I still see ...

I have the same problem. In my device list are a lot of devices with various ID and Unit. No idea where these Id and unit comes from. Makes it difficult to find a new device because a device can have more id's and unit's in the device list. So who can inform me: how to obtain the real ID / unit code ...

Recently bought a RaspberryPI and a RFXtrx433E and installed Domoticz (V2,3530).
Until now I used the kaku ICS1000 with a number of switches, and when all is working well I can switch completely.
Problem is now that some switches are getting the same code.
Any idea how to prevend this?