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    @gwp1 I have no doubts that MSR is a great tool for sure when you use more than one platform. But sorry I repeat myself... my goal is to only use Home Assistant in the near future and I will migrate step by step from Vera. If I can not do all automations in HA I will most certainly seriously consider combining HA with MSR. In the meantime I have found the answers on my question myself. http luup request to get values of sensor data/variables from Vera. Example for a rain sensor: http://192.168.1.xxx:3480/data_request?id=variableget&DeviceNum=xx&serviceId=urn:upnp-org:serviceId:RainSensor1&Variable=CurrentRain Within Home Assistant I created RESTful sensors to get the data in. And it works great.
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    @Tom_D I've implemented this as it's much slicker than what I'd been previously doing. Of course, now with longer days and Daylight Saving Time in full effect it doesn't get called on very much so I can't confirm success lol
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    akbooerA
    That’s a really interesting read – thanks!
  • Device that comes on on Openluup restart

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    CatmanV2C
    @akbooer Isn't that a toggle request though, and the next line saying the Target is zero(i.e. off) C
  • Hypothetical file system monitoring question

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    CatmanV2C
    Thanks. I'll start there! C
  • Any HomeSeer users here?

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    Black CatB
    Yes, using both HS3 & HS4. Not an expert but then again it easy to use as it is without tweaking.
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  • Syncing of updates...

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  • Strange MSR behaviours after NAS reboots

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    I think I have a real solution for this. As part of the work on ZWaveJSController, I had to make some changes (fairly significant) that I think would stabilize entities when controller initializations are slow as you are seeing here. Most Reactor restarts occur when the hub is already running, but as you've found out, when everything comes up at once, there are nearly infinite ways things can be out of sequence or temporarily missing. Since Z-Wave and its devices can be so much more unpredictable than a running hub, at startup and during normal operation, some changes were needed. The ZWaveJSController testing folks have been using a separate version of Reactor that contains these changes, which I myself have been using for months, and I haven't heard of any issues that could be related to those changes, so I think it's about time I can bless them and put them into the mainline code branch and releases. Perhaps within the next week or so. By the way... five minutes to restart Hass? Whiskey tango...
  • ezmqtt switch control questions/issues

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    toggledbitsT
    Got it. Will fix that later today.
  • Using Grafana with MSR any tips ?

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    therealdbT
    I’ve built a migrator from datamine format to the format used by MSR in influxdb. If anyone needs it, I could think of releasing it. I’ve moved 4 years worth of data this way and it’s working beautifully, since I used to run queries with my own engine and now they’re running inside influxdb, that’s very quick, since it’s built for that purpose.
  • New toys to play with

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    @crille i haven’t tried it wit ezmqtt i intend to try it today, but have tried it with zwavejs2mqtt and its pretty smooth.
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  • Vera Alexa TTS slowwwww (still)

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    therealdbT
    @toggledbits it’s not doing http calls, but it’s waiting for a bash command to complete. I’m not sure it this is correlated, but I’ll take a look.
  • Energy and data collection and graphs

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    LibraSunL
    Speaking solely for myself, if I have data of any type that I wish to preserve/view/review, it's easiest for me just to send it to Google Spreadsheets (via a simple Form link) using MSR, where I can have charts, graphs, tables, whatever suits my needs. But understandably, most users will not want to "roll their own" in this fashion. Always nice to have easy-to-setup alternative workflows.
  • Homekit

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    PablaP
    Going to give this a try, first time diving into the raspberry pi world!
  • zwave-js

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    therealdbT
    oh, we should ping @PoltoS in order to understand if that's available to devs as well, or it's intended as a generic feature to consume websockets. websockets are a game changer.
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    CatmanV2C
    @mrfarmer many thanks. Issue resolved! C

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