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[jgab 2,641]

10 hours ago, Neo Andersson said:

Sorry, found it.

Ok, but it was a bad error message - will try to improve on that.

[Sjakie 156]

Jan last night at 04:25 when everybody ws in a deep sleep our HC3 restarted.

Processor 0-40 spike 80%

Ram 51%

Edited December 8, 2023 by Sjakie
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[jgab 2,641]

1 hour ago, Sjakie said:

Jan last night at 04:25 when everybody ws in a deep sleep our HC3 restarted.

Processor 0-40 spike 80%

Ram 51%

51% ram is not exceptional - and spikes we have seen on unloaded systems - so nothing special as I can see.

[Sjakie 156]

Yep but second time in two months.

FW 5.150.15 since the end of October

[Pica2017 2]

Hi Jan, well today was the first time in a while my HC3 crashed and recovered to the previous backup version and  I hadn't made a backup since transferring to ER5 so lost all progress amongst some other adjustments.

 

There was mention of creating scheduled backups in ER4, is there any scope for this or similar in ER5? 
 

 

[Neo Andersson 230]

@jgabJan i am interested too in scheduled backup like Pica2017 has mentioned above using ER5. I cant find anything about backup. Neither in ER4 nor in ER5. Does ER5 have some inbuilt function for backup?

[jgab 2,641]

50 minutes ago, Neo Andersson said:

@jgabJan i am interested too in scheduled backup like Pica2017 has mentioned above using ER5. I cant find anything about backup. Neither in ER4 nor in ER5. Does ER5 have some inbuilt function for backup?

no, but we could add it

[Neo Andersson 230]

2 minutes ago, jgab said:

no, but we could add it

Would be nice, but i think there will be some bug in api calls. I am mentioning it in another topic, that api calls like

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are both returning nil.

 

[jgab 2,641]

Just now, Neo Andersson said:

Would be nice, but i think there will be some bug in api calls. I am mentioning it in another topic, that api calls like

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and

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are both returning nil.

 

they seems to be only accessible using the net.HTTPClient - and we need to provide the credentials

[Neo Andersson 230]

1 minute ago, jgab said:

they seems to be only accessible using the net.HTTPClient - and we need to provide the credentials

ahh okay, so it is doable with http call so you can add it into ER5, becuase there must be some control check before someone calls a rule to create a backup. The mechanism of ER5 should somehow check if its possible. But seemingly it can be done..Great

[Sjakie 156]

@jgab today 13:45 restart HC3. We where away.

[ChristianSogaard 71]

Hi Jan

 

I created 

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 and need Rules In EV5

Everything below is working 

 

I need a rule for getting the ID/Username for last Person that Left the Home

I tried using the rule("People:value = "1" but i cant figure out how to test different states. 

How can  I detect when ONE Person is left in the house?

 

Second - Im getting double triggers when using  ... People:isAnyOff & People:isOn

 

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[jgab 2,641]

12 hours ago, ChristianSogaard said:

Hi Jan

 

I created 

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 and need Rules In EV5

Everything below is working 

 

I need a rule for getting the ID/Username for last Person that Left the Home

I tried using the rule("People:value = "1" but i cant figure out how to test different states. 

How can  I detect when ONE Person is left in the house?

 

Second - Im getting double triggers when using  ... People:isAnyOff & People:isOn

 

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Ooops, the double trigger was a bug - thanks!
I pushed v0.8 with a fix

[jgab 2,641]

And here is a take on your presence rules...

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Now the people are represented by the device id - how did you think about names here?

Maybe when first person arrives at home it should also set LastPerson - as the FirstPerson is also the LastPerson...

I added .start() so they run at reload so the variables get the right states...

[Neo Andersson 230]

Jan, how to set activProfile?

I know hot get back, it is like 

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gets back, what is the active profile at this moment. But how to activate a profile? 

[ChristianSogaard 71]

2 minutes ago, jgab said:

And here is a take on your presence rules...

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Now the people are represented by the device id - how did you think about names here?

Maybe when first person arrives at home it should also set LastPerson - as the FirstPerson is also the LastPerson...

I added .start() so they run at reload so the variables get the right states...

Thank you Jan

 

I tried the Value:bin yesterday but it didnt work out for me, I see the SUM does the difference, Thank you.

Indeed I need the Names, but i didnt get that long yesterday. Feel fee to help me MAP the User to the Swiches that would really be great..

So i can send messages to the mobile Phone

 

[jgab 2,641]

18 minutes ago, Neo Andersson said:

Jan, how to set activProfile?

I know hot get back, it is like 

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gets back, what is the active profile at this moment. But how to activate a profile? 

You can do

rule("1:profile=true") -- activate profile 1

Just now, jgab said:

You can do

rule("1:profile=true") -- activate profile 1

I don't think you can do 

QA:activeProfile()

in ER5

[Neo Andersson 230]

Jan, how to understand these notes

 

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Invocations is clear

Success is if the rule returns TRUE

Fails if the rules are FALSE right?

So after like a month there will be huge numbers ? Milions?

And what does 25:75,38:31,7:31 etc mean?

Edited December 10, 2023 by Neo Andersson

[jgab 2,641]

44 minutes ago, Neo Andersson said:

Jan, how to understand these notes

 

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Invocations is clear

Success is if the rule returns TRUE

Fails if the rules are FALSE right?

So after like a month there will be huge numbers ? Milions?

And what does 25:75,38:31,7:31 etc mean?

Successes is the number of rules that was triggered and the condition was true (the action part can return whatever)

Fails is the number of triggered rules where the condition was false and the action didn't run.

Invocations = Successes + Fails

 

The list is 

<time rule was triggered> <rule instance> (<status>, <status time>)

<status> is done if a rule has run completed. It can also be 'suspended' if it's waiting.

In your list <time rule was triggered> and <status time> is the same but can be different if rule takes long to complete (ex. has a wait)

<rule instance> Rule number : Rule instance

Rule number is the number id assigned to a rule. It's from 1 upwards for rules defined. 

List rules also give you this list.

Rule instance is the running instance of the rule. An increasing number from 1.

You could have a rule like

rule("#myEvent => wait(00:10); log('OK')")

and if it's triggered twice within 10min we will have 2 instances of the rule running in "parallel"

It also gives you a number how many times the specific rule has been triggered - but it's main use is to tell multiple

instances of the same rule apart when debugging.

 

[Neo Andersson 230]

19 minutes ago, jgab said:

Successes is the number of rules that was triggered and the condition was true (the action part can return whatever)

Fails is the number of triggered rules where the condition was false and the action didn't run.

Invocations = Successes + Fails

 

The list is 

<time rule was triggered> <rule instance> (<status>, <status time>)

<status> is done if a rule has run completed. It can also be 'suspended' if it's waiting.

In your list <time rule was triggered> and <status time> is the same but can be different if rule takes long to complete (ex. has a wait)

<rule instance> Rule number : Rule instance

Rule number is the number id assigned to a rule. It's from 1 upwards for rules defined. 

List rules also give you this list.

Rule instance is the running instance of the rule. An increasing number from 1.

You could have a rule like

rule("#myEvent => wait(00:10); log('OK')")

and if it's triggered twice within 10min we will have 2 instances of the rule running in "parallel"

It also gives you a number how many times the specific rule has been triggered - but it's main use is to tell multiple

instances of the same rule apart when debugging.

 

Now you scared me to death...Why would my rule 25 have 75 instances running at the same time? Did i misunderstand somehitng?

Edited December 10, 2023 by Neo Andersson