Well, I didn't do anything except pulled a new version of the dashboard. Now Domoticz has been running for 3 days already. Probably it was just a coincidence that the issues with Domoticz started around the same time I started playing with the Dashboard.irishv wrote: Were you able to resolve this? I'm running into the same issue. I'm running Domoticz on a Synology NAS and it has been stable for a few months. Since I started playing with the dashboard Domoticz seems to crash every couple days. The dashboard loads without showing any sensors/switches and the main Domoticz page says it's offline. If I stop the Domoticz service in the Synology Diskstation and restart it, everything comes up fine. Anyone else seeing anything like this?
Agreed, I was mainly thinking that it could perhaps put too much strain on the back end if it e.g. would query the device states too often, but in reality this of course would be an issue with Domoticz / backend and not the Dashboard I have the "normal" frontend (web UI) up on a tablet constantly and I think that is refreshing every 10 seconds. Don't know for sure if it is because of the backend or the frontend, but it seems to hang sometimes for some reason, just for few seconds.EdKo66 wrote:I doubt that that is a problem with Dashticz, after all this is just website connecting to Domoticz, it doesn't change things in Domoticz. You said you didn't update this for several weeks. Maybe that is the problem. Isn't there anything in the logs?
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I don't keep logs in the file system normally, I enable it mainly if there is something causing severe issues and in this case it seems the issues are gone before needing to do that
And I've updated a few weeks ago (Version: 3.7243 / Compile Date: 2017-04-02 10:15:26), but there were no issues for the first two weeks after the last update (nor before that for that matter). Usually, unless something changes in the hardware side, not updating is more likely to keep things running smoothly than just updating for the fun of it (although the latter is what I usually do )