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Even if there is the workaround of switching to an SSD, it would be nice if zwave would be more SDCard friendly in terms of offering an explicit way to limit and locate those files which are constantly written to to a dedicated storage, ideally a tmpfs if there is enough RAM.

Just PM'ed you - I was too busy to check the forums and if I got it, I must have missed any mail notification. PM me again if you want me to check this. I would also recommend using an open beta test on Play, which will make it easier for you get early user feedback.

Any news regarding another update for the Android App? I cannot login anymore, so - as of now - the app is completely non-functional. Play reviews tell me I'm not alone with this. I know you've got a lot on your plates. However, App availability and status probably is one of the first things people ...

Any news on the release? It's practically unusable for me right now, I cannot login anymore using the (Android) app.

Replying to myself: in my setup, one thing that makes this sensor a bit different from the others is it's installation. The magnetic trigger for the reed contact is attached to the sliding motor (the gate is a sectional one) and moves horizontally into the contact area, not from the top. This mounti...

I have a Fibaro door sensor FGK-10x, included securely, to monitor a garage door. Every couple of weeks or even months, the sensor acts up and remains stuck in "open" mode. Upon closing it briefly hits "closed", then quickly (1 s) falls back to "open". It is independent...

I think the network key might be stored as "networkKey" in this file: /opt/z-way-server/config/zddx/YOURHOMEID-DevicesData.xml You can see YOURHOMEID at http://IP:8083/expert/#/network/controller It would be nice to get a confirmation on this, and also if other keys in this file are crucia...

Am I free to put additional variables into "self"?
Anything to watch for when doing this?
Any other way to have instance variables across trigger invocations?

Edit: removed some banter.

Thanks again for hinting to MxInfo, it help me identify a whole bunch of zombie devices in the config db. It seems most of them came from past partial-then-failed inclusions, but also a number of dummy devices and condition switches from old automation setups of mine. Not really sure how they kept l...

Thanks for all the replies - I was on the road so I couldn't keep up here. No it's not a big issue and in fact I had already hidden that device so it only appears in the low-level device table. It's more a house-keeping thing - databases should be clean and only contain relevant data I suppose.