Mark H

I'm not sure about the "Bookmarks" feature you mentioned, I'll leave that to a Staff member to answer, but if by subscriptions you mean topics and posts you're "following", click your name in the upper right of the page and in the drop-menu choose "Content I Follow". Does that show the list of items you mean? If I'm thinking of the same feature in phpBB you mean, then yes, those should have been preserved.

Gmail seems overly aggressive in flagging spam, but that's something one of the staff will have to address. I suspect I know why, and I'll notify Mike, thanks PurdueGuy.

Ah, thank you all for the reminder about IE 11...... I just applied a small patch that will fix some IE issues in general. If anyone using IE was having problems, please empty your browser cache, visit a page that was giving you errors, and press CTRL-F5. If the problem continues, please let us know.

Yes, Tapatalk had to be installed, which has been done. Glad to hear it's working again!

Topics here on the forum sometimes get missed. I'd file a ticket to support, I'm sure they can help you.

I'm not able to use Port 465 either, but CAN use Port 587. You might ask your ISP if you can use that Port number. If you can, try it. You may have to select "Use TLS".

Oh dear, I'm so sorry to hear this. I, too, was reading his posts only a few days ago. My prayers and sympathies to his family.

Sheepwalk makes a humidity sensor for the 1-Wire bus: http://www.sheepwalkelectronics.co.uk/p ... ucts_id=55 which uses a Honeywell HIH-4031. I'll be ordering one of those at some point in the near future. (EDIT: Correction, I *have* ordered one just now.) I'm tracking this topic to see if anyone else has a bright idea, but I don't see any way to avoid a "vented box" of some type, unless you just hang the thing on the wall. That would be ugly, though.

That's a good question, lol. The upload to my web page is simply an index.htm and index2.htm (fancy page versus basic page) all in HTML format that the WeatherLink software creates on the fly, then uploads a refreshed set of pages and images every 10 minutes. The index pages are 15k and 4k in size. It's the small gif's that take up the most room and time to upload. If you need more info than that I'd have to go dig out the manuals for the station (but I'm perfectly willing to do so!) just let me know.

I think that either I'm misunderstanding how that works, or I didn't explain clearly what I needed to do and what my weather station is capable of. As I noted, my weather station is an older model that does not publish its data to any internet service/cloud/whatever like their newer models do. Instead it has software that gathers the data from the station, then pushes that data to a website that *I* own. The software (WeatherLink) writes the web page with the data, then uploads it via FTP along with gif images of graphs for that data. I do have the option of sending a summary to "APRS", but there's no controls for that, it's just a check box to send or not. And Davis does have a "WeatherLink Network" to which I could push the data, but that's a paid service which I'm not interested in. So, that said.... why and how is Weather Underground involved in this? I must be missing something. Thanks!

Don't want to hijack, but I'm interested in knowing the answer to your question as well. (I have an (old-ish) Davis weather station which has software that gathers all data via Davis' "Wireless Weather Envoy". I'd love a way to get that data straight into the ISY, even manually.)

If the "response to motion" is itself a Program, something similar to this should work: If Control 'light-switch' is switched Off Then Disable Program 'motion-alarm' Wait 5 minutes Enable Program 'motion-alarm' Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action')

Following up here... I checked the sunset/sunrise based programs, and all of them ran. So I don't have the same problem as the OP, it seems

My apologies, I should have been more clear. My run times were blank until I manually ran the "If" statement, but the programs still work as they should, I just tested one. Now, that was an sensor-based program (I opened a monitored door), not a time-based one. The next time-based event will be sundown, and I'll check this evening to be sure that ran. The OP indicated his programs weren't at all, apparently (I.... may have the same problem, come to re-read his post, but I won't know until roughly sundown.)

Same thing here and, yes, it was the DST change that seems to have done it. Run times will show again as soon a given program runs, either by event trigger or manually (I just tested).

Oh, I wasn't suggesting that it couldn't be, only that downloading and opening it with WinZIP or WinRAR produced the error I noted. Once opened, and that error ignored, the files seemed fine.

Michel et al... The ZIP file isn't empty, but it is slightly corrupted. Using both WinZIP and WinRAR to open it after download, produces these errors: Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/RES.CFG". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/1.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/2.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/3.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/6.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/7.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/8.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/9.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/16.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/17.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/4.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/5.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/10.RES". Warning: the Zip file is read-only. A file name in the archive is invalid and had to be fixed: "/CONF/NET/11.RES". Continuing past that does allow the ZIP file to open, and the files within it to be opened, which do look ok. (I opened one with Notepad++ and it appeared to be fine.) Just an FYI.

That depends on the porch light. Does it have any "outputs" or contacts for motion? (Likely not, unless it's a very high end unit.) If this is one of the typical Zenith brand porch lights, which you can "override" with a switch for it indoors, you could replace that internal switch with a SwitchLinc 2477 (On/Off, no Dim). I have one setup that way, though my porch light goes from Bright to Dim one minute after motion ends rather than Bright to Off after 30 seconds (I do have that option though). To force it back to Bright or turn it On, and if it's between Sunset and Sunrise, you turn the switch off for one second and then back on. Repeat the sequence to toggle it back off (or Dim, in my case). One way to do it, anyway.

"You could coat a cheap 1 wire sensor with silicone ( or similar) and drop it in the tank." It's worth noting that if the "wrong" kind of silicone is used, even fully cured, it will kill everything in the tank. Please don't ask me how I know this.

OK... on ONE of the outlets I installed, I had to pull it out of its junction box and let it "hang" there while doing the linking. Not sure why, probably a reception issue, but it did link once I did that. And once it linked properly, I put the outlet back into the junction box, and it works for on/off just fine. Give that a shot maybe?

I added mine by using Link Management -> Start Linking instead, then pressed and held the set button on the outlet until the LED flashed. It showed up immediately in the list-box which came onscreen after the first step above. Give that a try instead, and see if it works?