Domoticz

Hi when I open the settings to make blocky.
I get a white page something went wrong.
I deleted cache in chromium but no luck.
Any ideas here?
The pi is my only computer at home.
Only iOS devices. But to small to work with blocky.
I’m running latest beta.
When I am at work and I log in I can use blocky.

You said you cleared the cache, but did you also clear the "app cache"? Those are two separate things.

Hi.
No did not do that.
But now I did and still no solution.
I used chrome://appcache-internals/
And I used ctrl f5.

I see it for a split second and then the white page.
All other menus I tried do work as normal.

One thing I noticed the blue pop up that is refreshing cache is not leaving. I left it for 15 min or so. But it stayed. Clicked on it and now it’s gone.


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what should i try? Stil not working.

astrapowerrr wrote:what should i try? Stil not working.

Nobody??


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My approach would be to:

Stop domoticz
Backup your current domoticz environment and make sure you can restore
Keep scripts, plugin, backup and Config subdirs and remove everything else
Re install domoticz restore your backup domoticz.db and do an ./updatebeta

Try another browser perhaps?

Tried to install but pi is not my best computer to work with.

Can’t get a new browser installed.
Did try but can’t get it working...
To much noob for that I think.


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waaren wrote:My approach would be to:

Stop domoticz
Backup your current domoticz environment and make sure you can restore
Keep scripts, plugin, backup and Config subdirs and remove everything else
Re install domoticz restore your backup domoticz.db and do an ./updatebeta

Before I try this... than I must be really stuck!!



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I understand that it could look a bit frighting but if you use domoticz on a day to day basis, it is my strong believe that you need a working backup and tested restore solution anyway and especial if you are running a beta version then a test environment is almost a must have.
On my test PI the approach I describe in my previous post takes less than 10 minutes and give me the peace of mind that I can rebuild my production system when shit hits the fan.

Have fun !

I understand.
So I make every 2 weeks a copy of the sd card. On 3 different cards...

astrapowerrr wrote: Friday 25 May 2018 10:25 So I make every 2 weeks a copy of the sd card. On 3 different cards...

You can also use (linux) dd to copy the entire image to your machine, no need for extra SD cards. When one image crashes, just dd it back to the SD card. This is what I do with my RPI3 firewall and MySensors Gateway.