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Hey folks,

Not ideal, but you can install libssl1.0.0 on stretch by running:
After this, I was able to run z-way-server on stretch.

This problem means too many bindings are made to the same data holder. What are you doing specifically? I have an If... Then... on the sensor so if there is movement it turns on a light. This is the only thing I have reacting to that sensor. Many others here are experiencing the same issue. I think...

It's interesting that the function 113 is where the errors are occurring in all our logs.

FYI In my network, device 35 is an Aeon Labs Multisensor 6. The light it is switching on and off (via scenes) is an Aeon Labs RGB Bulb.

Hey, yes I'm running 2.2.0. It seems to happen just after setting the light dimmer to 99 or 0 when the motion sensor activates.

Hmm that seems like a really nice way to do it... So where do you put that code? Is it in a "Load custom JavaScript code" app? Instead of sending a UDP packet I'm going to setup a bash script to run wget to an HTTP listener localhost which will effectively send a message into a Node.js pro...

pz1 wrote:I do it the other way around; i.e. send status change events via UDP to a third party UDPListener. See Recipe section

But do those changes get sent in realtime or is it still polling for changes internally?

I'm seeing an error in my zway events log (/smarthome/#/events):

Cannot create vDev based on: 23-0-113: Error: Too many bindings to one dataholder

This is happening quite a lot. Does anyone know why this would happen and what it means / how to rectify it?

Whilst polling every second works ok, it would be way better to have a reatlime feed that we could connect to. Is it possible to have a listener built into z-way-server that would allow a Node.js (or whatever) process to open a connection and then receive realtime notifications pushed from the z-way...

PoltoS wrote:Hope you will enjoy now!

Loving it! so happy to get my zwave network back! :)