gerwitz

This is a wonderful old thread, I learned a lot from Lee's description of communications, and others. But I'm left wondering: is kingwr's approach for keeping a KeypadLinc button "in sync" with a set of SwitchLincs the appropriate way to do this? The light status would be a nice touch, but my ultimate goal is to use a single keypad button to mean "scene off" in the most reliable, responsive way possible. Currently I use a "if control off or control on" program to disable a scene, which works well enough, but I'm intrigued by this approach.

Thanks, Mike! I was blindly following some advice to use an SSL connection, but it worked once I reverted to an http: URL. (And for the record, I used "curl" specifically to avoid the problem Andy referenced. But it's also possible to avoid Safari unzipping by either changing a preference or, for a one-off download, context-clicking and choosing "Download Linked File As…")

I am having the dreaded "reported written size is invalid" error attempting to apply this update, the first time I've tried to upgrade my 99i that shipped with 3.1.9. This always occurs after a long pause at 2%, while "installing CODE/insteon.img" and also reports a broken pipe. I have downloaded this update file with Safari and with curl (and confirmed they were the same file). I have tried downloading and applying 3.1.13 with the same error. I have removed my certs, deleted my Java caches, restarted the computer, basically starting from a clean slate. I am using an https:// URL to connect to my ISY from the Console. And, get this, I have done all the above from two different Macs, now. One on Ethernet, the other on WiFi. Both running the latest everything (OS, Java, browsers, etc.) As far as I can tell, and based on a lack of problem reports on this forum, I've eliminated every problem source but the ISY itself. I see nothing interesting in the event viewer or the system log. What else might I try to diagnose?