Accidentally added multiple instances of a plugin, how do I remove them?

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Timmiej93
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Accidentally added multiple instances of a plugin, how do I remove them?

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So in all my years of using Domoticz, I've never used plugins before. I just found out about a plugin called domoticz_mqtt_discovery. I cloned it into the plugins folder, went to the hardware tab, filled in all the options, hit add, and: nothing. Well, a popup that said it was successful, but nothing showed up in the hardware list, so I assumed it didn't work, and tried again, and again. Then I checked the log, which now showed 3 instances of this plugin running. Woops. How do I fix this?
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Re: Accidentally added multiple instances of a plugin, how do I remove them?

Post by waaren »

Timmiej93 wrote: Monday 11 November 2019 22:39 ... nothing showed up in the hardware list,
Do you still don't see the new hardware in the list after clearing your browser cache / appcache ?
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Re: Accidentally added multiple instances of a plugin, how do I remove them?

Post by Timmiej93 »

Hmm, that's odd. I tried clearing cached and appcache on three different browsers on my PC, nothing changed. Almost wrote a reply here, but figured I'd check on my phone first. On my phone, everything's there. At least now I can do something, but it isn't optimal. Any suggestions on making them show up on PC as well?

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I was checking on my website (blabla.duckdns.org/blabla) on my PC. When I go to the local instance (192.168.0.254), the plugins do show up in the hardware tab. Oddly, my phone was on my website as well when it worked.
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