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rvdbreemen / OTGW-firmware

A ESP8266 devkit firmware for the Nodoshop version of the Opentherm Gateway (OTGW)
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No MQTT updates after reboot HA or Domoticz #238

Closed infoedkok closed 5 months ago

infoedkok commented 5 months ago

Hi, After rebooting my NAS with HA and Domoticz in docker containers, both HA and DOM do not accept the MQTT messages of the firmware anymore.

Only a hard restart of the firmware makes both HA and DOM to process the MQTT OTGW messages again.

Could you please add a reboot option in the firmware, so the OTGW can be rebooted / restarted via the webpage?

Keep up the could work and thank you a lot for the excellent piece of SW!

Regards, Ed

infoedkok commented 5 months ago

Info off the firmware in use: Firmware Version0.10.2+50c3ed2 PIC Availabletrue PIC Firmware Version4.2.5 PIC Device IDpic16f88 PIC Firmware Typegateway Compiled on (date/time)Mar 14 2023 23:02:12

rvdbreemen commented 5 months ago

Hi Ed,

Thanks for the question. Yes, there is a simple way to reset the OTGW from the WebUI. However it's not on the main UI of the webapp, it's deeper down into the webUI.

If you hit the button on the top right called [Advanced], you will see dropdown menu. If you click the option [File system contents], then you will get to the file explorer screen. On the bottom of the that screen you will the option [ReBoot].

As a bonus, you can also reset your wifi settings for the ESP, in case you need that.

Hope this helps, Robert

rvdbreemen commented 5 months ago

@infoedkok One more thing, it was pointed out on the Discord community, that turning OFF the option [MQTT Home Assistant reboot detection] could also work in this situation.

It's in the [Settings] page, and looks like this:

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rvdbreemen commented 5 months ago

Let us know what worked in your situation.

infoedkok commented 5 months ago

@rvdbreemen Thank you for explaining those options. All worked for me ;-)