_Multi IO[47]: Starting Lua Engine message never goes away

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I uploaded the RadioRa device files last night and on restart, I get the following message:

_Multi IO[47]:
Starting Lua Engine

I’ve tried restarting, powering on/off, I can’t seem to get rid of that message. In addition, commands sent to my zwave devices are not getting through. Not sure what to do next. Any suggestions?

Craig

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Did you mean this WIP code, or something else?
http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php?topic=5964.msg35837#msg35837

If a plugin goes into an infinite loop, then it’s possible to have what you describe occur. In this case, I typically SSH into my Vera, and then “remove” the Plugin’s implementation file from [tt]/etc/cmh-ludl/[/tt] (being careful to only remove the one file)

This will stop that plugin from running next time Vera is restarted, since there’s no impl.

If this is about the above Forum posting, I will merge this thread with that one to keep continuity.

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Yes it is related I suppose. I’m not sure this is what did it for sure but it is suspicious.

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Trying to ssh into the device but it’s not taking my password. Is there a default that will be used if I did not set it somehow? I’m using the same password I use to get into mios.com

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This HowTo page generally describes it, but the Password is different from anything on cp.mios.com:
http://wiki.micasaverde.com/index.php/Logon_Vera_SSH

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Guessed, thanks so much for all the help. I was able to ssh into the box and remove the RadioRa files I uploaded. I restarted my Vera2 by power cycling it. It came back up but I still have the message. My zwave devices do not respond either.

The files no longer show up under Luup files tab. This is the only change I have made to my Vera in months. Not sure where to go from here. Any ideas?

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Well, it wasn’t 100% true that I hadn’t made any changes in months. I did recently add the GC-100 plugin. So, I decided to remove it too. The message is now gone. I restarted again and everything looks fine in mios, however, I don’t get any response from any of my z-wave devices. So, I’m still dead in the water. Wondering if a restore is in order…?

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Normally the [tt]_Xxxxxx[/tt] devices are “new” things that haven’t been customized with a [user-defined] name yet. I was working on the assumption that this device had been created by, or was associated with, the Plugin you’d just installed.

Now that’s out of the way, I’m not sure on what would cause that type of Device to appear on it’s own. It’s likely you’ll want to set Verbose mode on, then perform the Restart process, and then use the inbuilt function to file a Support ticket.

Sounds like your Z-Wave is out of whack for some reason, and perhaps the most recent “change” just triggered that to occur.

If you’re handy with Linux, you can review the log file [tt]/var/log/cmh/LuaUPnP.log[/tt] to see if it’s emitting any glaring errors, or potentially run the command [tt]logread[/tt] to see what the OS has been erroring on.

Other than that, it’s going to require a ticket to get it analyzed by MCV’s team.

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Yeah, I think you’re right. I’m going to try a heal and see if that gets me anywhere. Aside from that I suppose it’s a support call.

Thanks again for all your help

Craig