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I know the OS can probably deal with IP6 but this is the first I've heard of it. Does that extend to Portal UUID? @jec6613 can you confirm you have an IP4 ip address?

You're obviously special, my gmail smtp is sub 2 sec. on a Polisy. I did have to increase the timeout from 1 sec because I was getting the error.

That's a crazy long time for a server response 12 or 20 seconds. Weird that we're both using the same server and mine is less than 2 sec. What's your ping response time?

I'd check and perhaps extend your timeout to 2000, worked for me.

I would use two Programs, one that sets up the Repeat every hour and calls another Program that tests and sets the ERV on or off. I use a similar approach for my house humidity control. My humidity test is rather complex as it uses forecast temperatures and internal humidity levels to dry out the house if needed for extreme cold temperatures to avoid window fogging/freezing. Welcome to Canada!

My Polisy update went fine. I'm trying to decode Michel's wifi notice. Polisy does not support Matter when connected using WiFi. So does wifi enabled Matter devices direct connect to Polisy, therefore the wifi can't be used to connect Polisy to the network. Have I got that right? How is the eisy different?

Wasn't that due to Google seeing their api as a security risk?

Interesting, that’s the second bricked Polisy. Anyone with a Polisy that updated properly?

Nuts, that's too bad @apostolakisl I checked the Unifi forums, a number of people were asking for an Access webhook. But responses were make an api.

I shared a while back as several others asked as well.

Triggers like turning on lights depending on time of day etc are easily done by webhooks and the eisy. Super simple to setup and almost no latency . I assume different Access alarms can be triggered depending who it is and those in turn can trigger different webhooks. I haven't tried that yet. Of course an api would be better like I have for my DSC Alarm.

Missed that sorry, I don't have have Access but I use webhooks to hook in Protect. Works pretty well...

What were you thinking for integration? I can't think of anything useful on the Network side. Like maybe for Protect?

For me an eisy was too expensive before and now will become unaffordable after. I'd have to move to my HA platform for good. The Canadian peso sucks.

BlueStacks survives but UD Mobile needed a restart which amounts to a stop and start, about 2 seconds.

I already had BlueStacks5 installed so I installed UD Mobile from Google Play for you. Logged in with my Portal credentials. Haven't tested extensively but seems to be working fine.

Yes, annoying.

Correct, OS current version NAME=FreeBSD VERSION="13.2-RELEASE-p11" Update will take you to 14.1.

Are you updating Integer or State variables?

No

Portal's http service is down and that will affect lots.

The worst time for it to happen. I’m sure @bmercier is on it. Happy New Year!

Dead for me, http error

Several people including friends have asked for more information regarding Unifi Protect Alarms Manager webhook triggers. I based the following on my BlueIris NVR trigger implementation. The webhook is used to set an eisy State variable to 1 when a person is detected by my Unifi doorbell. An eisy Program watches the variable and when it changes to 1 it sets my front lights to On and Waits for 10 minutes followed by an Off. The variable is reset to 0. The webhook is pretty simple to configure. The only place I got hung up was on the eisy username password. There was a post on Unifi forums that shows the usual @username:password in the url doesn't work. I tested and found it indeed didn't work Someone in the Unifi forums figured out the username:password has to be included as a separate Base64 encoded Authorization header string. (WHY!) I used an online Base64 encoder to do mine using the full eisy username:password string of characters and a space after Basic. This is my setup for the Unifi Doorbell but it should work the same for any of the Protect cameras. There may be a better way to set this up, I'm all ears.

I casually watch the forums and indeed the Java bit seems to be a never ending source of pain for some. Time to move on.