Domoticz

acaonweb wrote: Sunday 01 June 2025 12:01

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/home/pi/domoticz/domoticz: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.1

now????

now????

sudo apt install libssl1.1

sudo apt install libusb-dev

cd ~/domoticz
sudo ./updatebeta

FireWizard wrote: Sunday 01 June 2025 14:48 Hi, @acaonweb,

now????

And now.....?

As you have probably installed the latest Domoticz stable 2025.1, you have 2 options.

1. Either install libssl1.1 in Bookworm, so that Domoticz 2025.1 stable and any Domoticz beta, earlier than May 15, will run fine.
2. Install Domoticz, latest beta, so that all future beta's and stable, later than 2025.1 will run fine.

To install libssl1.1 do:

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sudo apt install libssl1.1

In this case, you should also install:

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sudo apt install libusb-dev

To use the latest beta do the following:

As you have Domoticz already installed it is sufficient to update to beta

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cd ~/domoticz
sudo ./updatebeta

Regards

3) disable for a while the running service: it's ok to disable it with: sudo systemctl disable domoticz ? and enable again sudo systemctl enable domoticz ??

sudo systemctl stop domoticz

sudo service domoticz stop

gizmocuz wrote: Monday 19 May 2025 22:00 There is still native GPIO support in Domoticz
SysFS has been deprecated for years

What are you controlling?!Can this be done via an ESP or a Zigbee device?

gizmocuz wrote: Sunday 08 June 2025 9:14 Could you tell me the output of the following bash command

pi@openWB2:~ $ openssl version -v | awk '{print $2}' | sed 's/\..*//'
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waltervl wrote: Saturday 07 June 2025 21:31 You can always start building your own Domoticz yourself, no problem there. If you want to use the ease of a pre build version just follow the instructions and don not find all kind of shortcuts.

The easiest way if you do not want to build something yourself and want to stay on bullseye is to use docker.

CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake-3.18/Modules/FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake:165 (message):
  Could NOT find Lua (missing: LUA_LIBRARIES LUA_INCLUDE_DIR) (Required is at
  least version "5.3")

Backbone wrote: Monday 13 October 2025 20:44 Too late....
You first click update after a new version message pops up.
Then after the fail you start to search why it fails and land here after some google searches.

Time for a new install and restore a backup.

Paco

gizmocuz wrote: There has been a new beta released that has a modification in the updatebeta script that checks for OpenSSL 3.
If you update now, you will not be able to upgrade to a newer version until you meet the new system requirements (see it as a safety net)

Zuikkis wrote: Tuesday 14 October 2025 20:26just for you to know that apparently there is no such check from upgrading from stable 2025.1.. It happily installed 2025.2 and then failed to start because of missing OpenSSL3. I'm sure many users will find themself in this same situation.