Raspberry pi 5

[joetuttle]

Anyone have Domoticz running on a pi 5? I have tried but no joy. 2024-four seams to install ok on raspios-bookworm lite, no errors but can not connect on port 8080 or 443
Thanks.

[waltervl]

On Bookworm it is best to use the Docker install due to the OpenSSL3 library issue (for https 443 access).
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Docker

[akamming]

i am also running on bookworm, no issues with openssl3. Have no issues on https/port 443

(although i have a pi4b, not a pi5)

[joetuttle]

On Bookworm it is best to use the Docker install due to the OpenSSL3 library issue (for https 443 access).
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Docker

I am running remote headless, guess I will have to stick with my pi4b untill domoticz has a fix.
thanks for the reply.

[waltervl]

On Bookworm it is best to use the Docker install due to the OpenSSL3 library issue (for https 443 access).
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Docker

I am running remote headless, guess I will have to stick with my pi4b untill domoticz has a fix.
thanks for the reply.

what has remote headless have to do with this? tou can do everything from the command line

[joetuttle]

On Bookworm it is best to use the Docker install due to the OpenSSL3 library issue (for https 443 access).
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Docker

I am running remote headless, guess I will have to stick with my pi4b untill domoticz has a fix.
thanks for the reply.

what has remote headless have to do with this? tou can do everything from the command line

I got the impression that docker needs a os with a desktop to install I am using raspberry bookworm lite. I will go back and revisit docker. Thanks.

[joetuttle]

i am also running on bookworm, no issues with openssl3. Have no issues on https/port 443

(although i have a pi4b, not a pi5)

The pi5 requires bookworm It will not boot with bullseye or buster.