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Plain http should not be affected. In fact, Z-Way code has not changed at all - we have just rebuilt it with the new cURL built against OpenSSL 1.1.0 as the current cURL in Raspbian still depends on the old 1.0.2 which is not very thread safe Ok, so I guess it should not affect the crashes I have b...

Please do in gdb "info thr" and "bt". But for me it looks like the reason is memory exhausted. Can you run top from time to time to monitor how much Z-Way is using? I will keep gdb running and make sure to include log data through "info thr" and "bt" on any f...

Sorry for another late reply... If you don't use HTTPDevice module, how do you execute the HTTP Get request? Via some piece of code made by yourself? Can you share it? Yes, the HTTP Get request is handled within my own application. My application is basically doing two things: 1) Keeping one listeni...

Firstly, many thanks for your reply and apologies for my late reply - it has been a busy week. We have made many long-term tests with HTTPGet and were not able so far to make it crash. Few things to know: - is the remote HTTP server you send Get to is on the same Pi or on another machine in your LAN...

I am using 3.0.0 and think I am seeing this exact problem as well. When performing rather frequent polling (JSON, every 5th seconds) for status updates, things seems to run continuously stable. However, when enabling the HTTPGet module to allow pushing the status updates to the client, the Z-way ser...

Somehow I missed the info that ?since=<timestamp> approach was possible in this example.
It seems like this provides exactly the information / filtering I need!

Thanks for your help

Hi, I am curious regarding the json tree for the virtual devices, fetched through http://YOURIP:8083/ZAutomation/api/v1/devices My thought was to poll this URL for datam specifically to extract the updateTime value, to find out if the tree contents had been updated since last poll time. However, it ...

Thanks for the reply! Are you using 2.2.2 or an older version? Basic authentication should indeed not cause any problems, I already made some tests with that to communicate with Domotizc. Basic authentication should work the same anywhere I assume, so this make me a bit more confident that I can get...

Hi, I am not a RaZberry owner (yet) and the bottom line is this: I am seeking to use a retro computer (a non PC/Mac computer, with ethernet card but without possibility to use SSL) to control a Z-Wave network through the Raspberry Pi/RaZberry by using the HTTP/JSON API. However, seeing some worrying...