After a long (8+ months) period of non-access, I am again able to login remotely through mios. Believed (unconfirmed) the issue was a redirection to fwd4 vs. fwd3 which was my previous default. I can currently successfully test by:

1. Browsing to https://status.getvera.com/
2. Under Portal (Legacy - UI5) clicking the "Login & User Accounts" link redirects to my Vera 3 (UI5)
Keep in mind that this did NOT work for the longest time. I tried a few Tech Support tickets via the Vera and also a plea on their forum. For the heck of it, I tried to access via status.getvera.com and one day I was surprised that it works again (but now using fwd4)

Also, the less secure link via ALTUI of:
https://fwd4.mios.com/USER/PASSWORD/ACCESSPOINT/data_request?id=lr_ALTUI_Handler&command=home#

. . . works again.


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EDIT: perhaps not enough posts to allow me to "Upload Image"

@toggledbits
Thanks!
Testing and manual typing of the custom sound names works great!
Chris

UPDATE: With @toggledbits update for "R4V" below, your new notification sounds will work just by typing your custom soundfile name into the Sound: field of the Notify Action. Editing the J_ReactorSensor_UI7.js is not an undertaking for the simple user

Please ignore the entire "Tip" below, it ended up hosing my Reactor interface and I had to re-install the Reactor "stable" version to get back up and running. I'll leave it posted for a bit in case someone knows WHY it got hosed.
Sorry,
Chris

Guessing this is the most appropriate area in which to post this . . .

In case nobody has written this yet, I've been using Pushover for a while. First with VeraAlerts on Vera3/UI5, now with Reactor on openLuup/RPi3.

Until recently, Pushover has constrained us by only allowing select notification sounds. Now pushover.net will allow you to upload custom sounds to their internal library.

You may then add these sounds to Patrick's J_ReactorSensor_UI7.js file

					values: [
						"=(device default)", "none=(none/silent)", "vibrate=(vibrate only)", "pushover=Pushover",
						"bike=Bike", "Bubbles=Bubbles (VA)", "bugle=Bugle", "cashregister=Cash Register", "classical=Classical", "Cloud=Cloud (VA)", "cosmic=Cosmic", "falling=Falling",
						"gamelan=Gamelan", "incoming=Incoming", "intermission=Intermission", "iPhone_Ding=iPhone Ding (VA)", "magic=Magic", "mechanical=Mechanical",
						"pianobar=Piano Bar", "siren=Siren", "spacealarm=Space Alarm", "tugboat=Tug Boat", "alien=Alien Alarm (long)",
						"climb=Climb (long)", "persistent=Persistent (long)", "echo=Pushover Echo (long)", "updown=Up Down (long)"

Not sure how the above code will format here, but I searched for "Pushover" in the .js file, found the section above, and sprinkled my 3 custom sounds alphabetically into the existing group (following existing formatting)

After that, a browser refresh was all that was needed.

That's All Folks,
Don't Call Me Chrissy

@perh
No, I did not notice. I guess I would have realized it the next time I wanted to look at a logic summary!

Crap

Guess I should figure a way to roll back . . .

On Chrome by the way.

@mrfarmer
May be related.
Occasionally, (indeed happened on the latest ALTUI update), after updating ALTUI, a Reactor will lose the buttons at the bottom. The picture below attempts to illustrate.

At this point, I do not dig into the reactor UI to see any other oddness like (maybe) the screenshots posted above. Instead, when I see this, I'll reset ALTUI by . . .

Reload & refresh the luup engine / browser, and Reactor is back to normal.

. . . Just a guess
DCMChrissy

@akbooer
Great! Pretty simple, thank you for the instructions!

Already had WSL enabled, although an older version.

I downloaded & installed the Alpine WSL from the windows store.

Starting the app presented the terminal window.

Trying to install the packages . . .
$ apk add [package name] gives a permission denied error

If I su and then install the packages from the # prompt, they install.

Following the rest of the steps from a $ prompt work as you instructed, including manually adding the vera bridge and updating openLuup to your development branch.

openLuup runs great, but GetVeraFiles always download zero byte png files in the /icons folder (ongoing problem for me on all of my recent openLuup installs) A "permissions" problem? Even though I never change any permissions unless instructed in your install instructions.

Love the local access to the cmh-ludl tree!

Again, thanks
DCMChrissy

Thanks,
Took advantage of the discounts at the Shelly USA store. (i3 dual pack)
Chris

Just a follow-update . . .
Installed the razberry package with no issues.
API key carried over without having to re-enter.
Did have to force interview which worked for 2 powered devices, but failed with a battery PIR (Monoprice)
Excluded then Included the PIR & the interview process completed.

Installed the openLuup Z-Way plugin (master), followed instructions.
Bingo!
Neat.

A good practice exercise for me, but turns out to be possibly temporary.
The mentioned mini-PC options in this thread are drawing me to a more reliable solution.
@mrFarmer, thanks for the tip, if I stay on the Pi3, I'll definitely add the SSD drive.

Best,
DCMChrissy

@therealdb
Sorry db, thanks PerH - 'nuff said, properly chastened

@toggledbits
I've got something similar. Running ALTUI 2.50.2549 (from the bottom banner)
Installed the Reactor.stable branch for the Pushover enhancements.
Oddly, although my Plugins tab for Reactor reads GitHub.stable, my Reactor Logic Summary page notes:

Version: 3.9develop-20318.1220 config 20263 cdata 20045 ui 20190 pluginDevice 98 LuaXP 1.0.2enh

Amazing and almost endless choices / configurations are available.

@perh
Thanks for the tip!

O.T. those Gemini Lake boxes look way cool

C

@rafale77
Thanks for the pointers!

The RPi system running on a Micro SD is certainly NOT optimal as the card is bound to fail eventually.

I've been practicing with various Debian builds (including a Raspbian image) running on several VirtualBox VMs to help me get more comfortable with Linux.

Although I'm getting familiar with the Linux os CLI (and there's always google), I'm still too inexperienced with the networking part of it and need a LOT more learning / practice.

My end goal is to have a 24/7 mini PC with Linux.

Again, Thanks

DCMChrissy

First Post . . .

Good to "see" y'all here!

Last week, I purchased the Z-Wave.me UZB1 dongle and also purchased the Z-Way license.

Knowing in advance that the combination (Windows 10 and the Z-Way server) was lacking, I wanted to install anyway on a Windows 10 machine, and include a few spare z-wave devices to see how things worked. Pretty well, for the most part.

@rafale77 had written that the UZB stick works well in the RPi compared to the RaZberry card (which I also purchased but is still in it's packaging), I would like to plug this UZB1 into my Pi running openLuup/ALTUI (then hopefully installing the Z-Way plugin)

I'm not confident enough yet to plug the UZB into my Vera3 (UI5) and transfer my existing z-wave devices to the stick.

Without creating a new Buster image downloaded from Z-Way, could I possibly . . .

1. Plug the UZB1 into the Buster Pi3
2. From the terminal, run,

wget -q -O - razberry.z-wave.me/install | sudo bash

then, if I can reach the :8083 port (as quoted by PoltoS) "go to Settings -> Apps -> Active -> ZWave and change /dev/ttyAMA0 to /dev/ttyACM0"

and expect that my UZB1 will now run on the Pi ?

If it is mostly that simple, would my license transfer?

Should I exclude the (3) z-wave devices I had running on the Windows 10 Z-Way server first?

If I'm oversimplifying, tell me to "shut up" and read some more!

Thanks again,

DCMChrissy