You mean in the trace above? The luup_variable_watch line is red when I actually tail the log, and “01” is listed as a “critical error” on http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Luup_Debugging. (Obviously, if you are saying that it’s not really an error, I will believe you – it’s your code If it isn’t an error, it would be nice to report this line with a different code, so it wasn’t flagged as critical. )
I do not print these out … Vera does … And because you are using my plugins the service IDs of the variables for this plugin reference my domain name.
Since Vera is singlethreaded, and this gets printed in the middle of PLEG initialization, I believe it’s related to PLEG. Like I said – this line shows in the logs as soon as PLEG is installed, before any configuration is added. What I am trying to understand is whether this means that some functionality in PLEG will be broken because of this error (I have about a dozen simple conditions so far, and they seem to be working fine)
[quote=“RichardTSchaefer, post:6, topic:191461”]Variable watch is related to an input trigger or device property.
It could be a reference to a deleted device.
Vera provides no status return for luup.variable_watch.[/quote]
Thanks! This is getting warmer. I did mess with the system quite a bit (including removing the devices, uninstalling/reinstalling plugins, etc), so it is quite possible that there is an orphaned piece of configuration somewhere. Do you know where should I look for this incorrect config? (I hope that I know enough about the tools to be able to fix the problem once I have an idea where to look)
PS. If I am indeed able to fix this, I promise to write up the solution for future noobs.
Found a bit more time to look into this. So, the status report looks OK, all the things that are supposed to change – do change. Downloaded the PLEG backup lua, and that seems reasonable as well (i.e. no obvious references to bogus things). Downloaded the /etc/cmh/user_data.json, and looked for things related to rts-services-com. Again, the PLC and PLEG devices look legit. Any other place the PLC/PLEG configuration information could be stored?
Digging up an old thread I have this same problem, seeing entries like these in my Vera log.
I’ve double checked all my PLEG triggers and device properties and they are all correct and not referencing any deleted devices.
Vera’s software continues to be the garbage fire I remember so fondly. I am sorry for your issues. If you can – just migrate away. (Personally, I moved to HomeSeer shortly after posting this. And while I wouldn’t say that Homeseer is GREAT, it is definitely better than Vera. By leaps and bounds. It does cost more (especially if you get into the plugins), but if you value your time at anything other than zero, the move pays for itself pretty quickly.)
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