Will Domoticz run on the new Raspberry PI 5?

[DomoticaRob]

Will Domoticz run on the new Raspberry PI 5?

[HvdW]

Yes it will.
It's not the RPI version it's Bookworm that handles everything.
I have Domoticz running on Bookworm on RPI4.
SBFspot has not had the autoinstall script adapted but one can install it manually.

[DomoticaRob]

Does this mean that I need a lot of knowledge or is it a straight forward installation?

[waltervl]

Yes it will.
It's not the RPI version it's Bookworm that handles everything.
I have Domoticz running on Bookworm on RPI4.
SBFspot has not had the autoinstall script adapted but one can install it manually.

So what is the difference for Domoticz installing it on Bookworm instead of Bullseye? It is a Linux version so the standard Domoticz install script should work I presume?

[kiddigital]

I think if you run domoticz in a Docker container it works fine.

As far as I know, bookworm comes with openSSL3 while domoticz works with OpenSSL1.1.

So running with SSL enabled won’t work probably.

In the (near) future, the Beta versions will switch to OpenSSL3.

You can always compile domoticz yourself if you follow the guide and than it will work natively on a Pi 5.

[lost]

So what is the difference for Domoticz installing it on Bookworm instead of Bullseye?

This may be being built towards libssl1.1 dependency not present anymore in bookworm repos, replaced by libssl3.
There is workarounds, a search will show other post on the subject if needed.

[waltervl]

So for a lot of users not using https there is no problem?

[kiddigital]

So for a lot of users not using https there is no problem?

You need to disable SSL (`-sslwww 0`) and then I would expect it works but I haven’t tested it so not sure.

Would be nice if someone installs bookworm and test it out (lacking the time here at the moment).

[HvdW]

So what is the difference for Domoticz installing it on Bookworm instead of Bullseye? It is a Linux version so the standard Domoticz install script should work I presume?

Running smooth. Nothing out of the ordinary encountered. (On RPI4)

[lost]

So for a lot of users not using https there is no problem?

IMO this'll not remove the dependency at domoticz startup:

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~/domoticz $ ldd domoticz | grep ssl
	libssl.so.1.1 => /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libssl.so.1.1 (0x0000007f8c7dc000)

Did not upgrade my own PI3B, but looking at Debian PCs I upgraded libssl1.1 from previous version is still there (along with new libssl3 that's now the only available in Debian 12 repos) after following an upgrade path. I presume this'll be the same for a PI so only those doing a fresh install will have the issue. Others will still use an unmaintained version of libssl but at least this should still work.

That's quite bad Debian do not provide libsslcompat that was designed to ease transition, like Alpine Linux for instance.