Domoticz

I've just published Dashticz v3.3.3 master.

Main reason is the bugfix for recurring events in the calendar blocks.

I've migrated to a new PHP ical parser library, which is more up-to-date. This library however requires PHP 7.1 (or higher).

I expect that this will be no issue for most users. If you are still using PHP5, and you can't update to PHP7, then please leave a note here, and I will look for an alternative solution.

The automatic installation scripts uses PHP7 in the Docker image, so that should work without issues.

The version on Raspbian Stretch is still PHP 7.0
Haven’t find a solution yet to get PHP > 7.0 running on Pi without an upgrade to Buster.
Don’t know if more people are still running Stretch on the Raspberry Pi?

HansieNL wrote: ↑Friday 24 January 2020 5:56 The version on Raspbian Stretch is still PHP 7.0
Haven’t find a solution yet to get PHP > 7.0 running on Pi without an upgrade to Buster.
Don’t know if more people are still running Stretch on the Raspberry Pi?

hmm, that's indeed an issue.

Can you switch to the automatic install option? That would solve it I expect.

Alternative:
What I could do is add the previous ical parser library as well. I was able to patch the recurring events issue. However, the yearly recurring events didn't work properly, and that was a bit too difficult to debug.

So that means you will see incorrect or no yearly recurring events (birthdays etc.). Would that be acceptable?

Adding the previous iCal parser would be great. Then I can keep using my current webserver.

I have a lot of problems with my Domoticz on Buster, this is the reason im still using Stretch. Is there a workaround?

gielie wrote: ↑Tuesday 28 January 2020 15:31 I have a lot of problems with my Domoticz on Buster, this is the reason im still using Stretch. Is there a workaround?

I've restored the PHP5 compatible ical library next to the new PHP7.1 library in the latest beta 3.3.5.