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  • Problem after upgrading to 25067

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    I reviewed my Reactor configuration file. Some time ago I had duplicated one of the hubitat device sections in anticipation of making changes to my extended LAN. While one entry was marked as "enabled: false", it seems that MSR did not like the duplicate ID even though the duplicate was disabled. I added and "X" to the "id" and "name" of the duplicated entry and the error messages ceased. Thanks for the help
  • Global expressions not always evaluated

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    @toggledbits great! Will this fix make it to the next build?
  • [Solved] Local expression evaluation

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    @toggledbits the main thing is that now I know that this behaviour is not a bug and there's a clear alternative (not using global variables when rule does not trigger often enough). Anyway, MSR is a great software and thanks for your continued support!
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    @toggledbits Confirmed.
  • Cannot delete Global Expressions

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    The new built fixed the issue. Thanks for the fast response. Much appreciated.
  • Advice on Storing and Backing Up Bind Mounts - Docker

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    @Pabla said in Advice on Storing and Backing Up Bind Mounts - Docker: Perfect thats exactly what I was thinking of doing! Since I am using Portainer their equivalent of Docker Compose is Stacks and Portainer has a handy built in GUI back up feature which backs all that up. Just need to figure out how to automate it and store it off the host for easy future retrieval. Portainer is just a nice GUI - I'm using it too to do basic stuff like restarting a container or see the logs, especially when I'm remote. But at the end of the day, it's just some GUI over docker/docker-compose CLI commands: cd /home/casa/containers/zwavejs/ && sudo docker compose pull && sudo docker compose up -d and you're good to go. Easier to run 5-6 times per container than clicking on some random web page, but I know it's personal. The only thing that matters is a disaster/recovery strategy that you'll be able to quickly follow.
  • Local notification methods?

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    @therealdb said in Local notification methods?: @toggledbits time for a custom mqtt template LOL! I think for one topic, it might be a bit of overkill, but then, that's kind of how we roll, isn't it?
  • RFC: When disaster strikes (sorry it's a bit verbose)

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    OK here's a useful resource: https://www.reddit.com/r/synology/comments/16tmjoc/the_synology_ram_megathread_ii/ With a linked sheet of all results that people have entered. Despite the thread I originally found, no one has got that particular RAM to work on the sheet. There's another Crucial item: CCT16G4SFD824A Which has 10 reports of working in the 224+ Return initiated, new RAM arriving tomorrow. £10 more expensive so £35. <edit> New RAM in and booted fine. Takes a little longer to come up (I assume it takes a bit longer to check 18G of RAM than 2G I think I'll start another thread about how I'm going to do this. C
  • AltUI sans internet connection

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    Just on AltUI: The browser would be downloading any number of resources first time round from various servers. But I would have thought the majority of servers would be using some sort of cache control header combinations to the command the browser's caching. You don't need to be downloading jquery every time you hit a web page and I think it's unlikely that would be happening. So I would have thought that the browser (for AltUI) could have cached most of what AltUI needed? What resource is the browser calling up that it can't download with the internet connection down? Maybe AltUI could have functioned but in some sort of reduced capability mode? But yes the openLuup console, as I understand it, has been written to not rely overly on outside resources. Surprising akbooer could get it work!!
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  • Custom capabilities in MQTT templates

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    That is cool. I really love stuff that combines simple, available IoT bits with the old greasy bits to solve problems. It appeals to my libertarian steampunk fantasy of how I'd run my home, which unfortunately far exceeds my wife's tolerance for the lower limits of luxury over sustainability.
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    The alerts persisting is a sync problem with the alerts data object. I've found and (hopefully) fixed it for the next build. Both it and the Controller Status widget need special handing when the API connection is restarted.
  • [SOLVED]Logs permissions for Docker Install

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    @vezinpi said in [SOLVED]Logs permissions for Docker Install: from the dist-config/logging.yaml that the default is 0644 (which would work just fine) Yes, and that needs to read 0o644 now -- I've fixed that for the next build. The default is actually 0o640 in the code, so I've fixed the distribution template for that as well.
  • Button.Since Revisited

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    Oooh thanks! C
  • Hello and first network question

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    Apologies for the delay. Unless you've done some vlanning, those two networks cannot see each other directly so they must be communicating via China. Unless I'm missing something! C
  • Lights switches for warehouse

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    @sammybizz there are quite a few options out there, best to look into what suits your needs best
  • Catch-all lights rule

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    @toggledbits sorry for the delay, day job has a rude habit of interfering in fun. This solution worked perfectly for this need. It's actually quite similar to how I control the outdoor garden fountain, HVAC, and some other things. As usual, I tried to over-complicate things. EDIT: in fact, I find I am using this EXACT method for my outdoor LIFX lights. sigh I am still looking for that context. Will provide when I locate it.
  • Throttled problem

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    OK. That's enough info to determine it's a NUT problem (or driver problem), at least. You may want to look at this. You should be troubleshooting at the Network UPS Tools level, looking at your (operating) system log files. Restarting the service isn't going to fix it.
  • Dynamic Alert Based on Tripped Expression

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    This is fantastic (and I’m sure is covered in the manual - oops). Thank you, @tunnus

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