[SOLVED] Conflicting Set Reaction Groups Appear to Fire Simultaneously in Single Rule Evaluation

[Tom_D]

Reactor (Multi-hub) latest-22080-ae7212f

I am having trouble connecting MSR to a new Ezlo Plus controller.
I've tried different user names and passwords and triple checked the ID and IP. Not only does it not work but it crashes MSR giving a connection refused error.

Ezlo Plus:
Controller ID: 90012863
Uptime Info: 2d 0h 39m 2s
Firmware: 2.0.27.1916.1
Advanced Scenes: 1.36

reactor.yaml file snippet:

• id: hubitat
  enabled: true
  implementation: HubitatController
  name: Hubitat Elevation system
  config:
  source: "http://192.168...

  dump_all_devices - This is for troubleshooting. Do not enable unless asked.

  dump_all_devices: false

  id: ezlo
  enabled: true
  implementation: EzloController
  name: Ezlo Plus
  config:
  source: "wss://192.168.1.131:17000" # change the IP address
  serial: "90012863" # put your hub's serial # here
  username: "lowercase" # put your username here betw quotes
  password: "?PassWord!" # and password

• id: weather
  enabled: true
  implementation: OWMWeatherController
  name: OWM Weather
  config:

[Tom_D]

Well, never mind. It must have been a formatting problem. After posting I started over again with a fresh cut and paste from the manual and it all worked.

[toggledbits]

Good work, @Tom_D . From the look of it, you were missing the '-' in front of the id: ezlo (compare to the - id: hubitat line). That's important/significant.

Also, when posting configs and code, try to use a fenced code block to preserve the formatting. It makes things like your issue much more obvious. To start a fenced code block, you put three back-ticks on a line by themselves, then paste your code/config, then another line with just three back-ticks. Looks like this when you type it:

```
controllers:
- id: hubitat
enabled: true
- id: ezlo
enable: true
```

And when formatted in the post, it looks like this:

controllers:
  - id: hubitat
    enabled: true
  - id: ezlo
    enable: true

Also, check out this tool for editing YAML. Maybe helpful if you're not doing a lot of it.

Edit and View YAML - Online YAML Tools

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[Tom_D]

Thanks for the reply and help.

The next bit of help I need is in marking this thread solved.

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