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No worries. During my initial experiments I may just have been fooled by JS's === operator which I didn't know. That's why I tried messing with setTimeout and self. As I said, JS noob. For completeness, this seems to work as intented now: ### DummyDevice_11 var secondsToWarningMail = 15*60; if (vdev...

I used to like Chrome too, but, well, Google. Anyway - even with storing the timeout ID in self, I still get email notifications so the cancellation does not seem to always work. I had done my testing with short events, but in the real world the on/off events are apart by a couple of minutes, usuall...

Ok, fair enough. FWIW, here is my EasyScript based on your suggestion. I fixed the syntax and changed the looks a bit but it's basically the same. I tied a hardware sensor to a dummy device and monitor that so I can more easily test the setup. Note: it is critical to place the timeout id in "self" s...

Thanks for the response. I haven't looked at EasyScripting yet - I was somehow hoping to solve this with more traditional means. :-) I understand your E/S code, but out of curiosity, what would be the scene/conditional approach to this? More precisely: what is the best practise to cancel a timer? I ...

Running 3.1.0, email notification seems to be working. But here's my problem: I want to realize a seemingly simple task, and that's watching a door sensor and when it's been open for longer than X seconds, I want to send an email notification. A simple If-Delayed-Then doesn't work, as it will always...

Any news on this topic? I'm reluctant to update to 3.1.0 because of this.

No worries.

From your hint to ZWave/index.js I've now seen that rssidata.json is only kept for the past 24 hours.

Thanks - I'll be monitoring those files for a little while to get a better feel for the sizes.

Could you also comment on zwayrssidatajson and in what way it is generated and/or required?

Thanks for responding, @piet66. You say zwayparsedPacketsjson and zwayoriginPacketsjson is intended for ZNiffer. From that I would gather that those files are not strictly needed for normal operation. What is the maximum Z-Wave packet size, ie. how big can those files grow with 5000 packets and woul...

No one?