Closed degudejung closed 2 years ago
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Migrate to this: https://github.com/thkl/hap-homematic, same author, running directly in CCU3, much better
Thanks, @dkrizic that is indeed what I ended up doing: VM1: KVM/Qemu, Debian 11 running exclusively debmatic, USB radio module passed through VM2: KVM/Qemu, Debian 11 running exclusively hap-homematic Both with minimal CPU/memory config. However, would not work smoothly when installed on same VM. Now working OK with the virtual devices linked directly from HAP to HomeKit instead of going via Homebridge. I still have to cron-reboot the VM with HAP-Homematic once a day but who cares. HAP seems to accumulate more and more memory over time so probably that's what makes me reset/reboot it 1/24hrs. Doesn't really bother me, though.
Hi, first of all thank you for this nice piece of software!
I can't get the following issue resolved. I have no problem with exactly the same setup of HomeBridge Homematic when the CCU/debmatic is running on bare metal on another PC with, say IP 192.168.10.36.
However, the idea is to have HomeBridge (with HomeMatic plugin) run in a Docker container on the same hardware server as the CCU/debmatic while the latter runs inside Qemu/KVM virtual machine with Debian 11 (and only debmatic runs on that VM). debmatic UI on the VM runs super smooth, interacts with all sensors and actors just fine and is very nicely responsive via the browser (typically call UI with IP 192.168.10.33 port 80).
I have already switched the local_port(s) back and forth and I am certain ports 6060 (6061..) are open and exclusively used by HomeBridge. Also, I have checked ports 80 and 8181 of the debmatic VM with nmap and they are certainly open and responsive.
I ran out of ideas. Can anyone help?
Describe Your Problem: HomeBridge-homematic is not connecting to debmatic even though I believe to have all settings right.
Logs: Log from inside HomeBridge:
Show the Docker container logs here:
docker compose stack:
Homebridge Config: Show your homebridge config.json here:
and the homematic_config.json here:
Screenshots: none
Environment: