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One day after the DST change, my eisy console now displays the correct Sunrise and Sunset; no reboot was performed. Also, notifications using ${sys.sunrise24} and ${sys.sunset24} are also correct today; they too were off by an hour yesterday.

Sunrise & sunset off by an hour here as well; system time is OK and the system did not reboot at DST change. eisy v5.8.4

@Ross Nice work! Thanks for sharing. I had to use https and the corresponding port # to get to work for me.

Figured it out. The BaseURL to specify the device is: BaseURL https://my.isy.io/isy/longkeyfromtheportal/ Shortcut works after adding the long portal key for the specific device to the BaseURL. Thanks again @maxnorth for the shortcut.

@maxnorth Many thanks for providing this shortcut; something I'd really like to get it to work for me. I've implemented the shortcut on my iPhone as shown in your screenshot. It seems that I have the Authorization set correctly, since if I change my portal username or password by 1 character in the Userpw key, the shortcut returns: "user authorization not valid." With the correct portal username and password the shortcut returns: "Requested ISY not found in the user's domain." I've compared the BaseURL encoded value generated by the shortcut and it is identical to that provided by https://www.base64encode.net/ using the format myportalusername:myportalpassword I do have two devices configured in the portal, an eisy and a Polisy. How do I specify the desired device in the shortcut BaseURL dictionary key? My entry for that key is: https://my.isy.io/isy/

Thanks again! Turned off wifi & cellular networks - that allowed access to Settings. But, selecting Configuration - Portals, returned: "Error Not Connected to Network." But, following your suggestion to remove the Account from Settings>Accounts, then turning wifi back on, and logging in, allowed the app to recover. Well done on finding a fix for this - much appreciated.

Thanks for investigating, Javi. Attached is a video capture of my pressing the 3 dots on the main page, then trying to click on My Account. The page goes back to the main page before I can complete the access to My Account. Then the page refreshes every ~3 sec with the Restarting message.

Yep, the 3 dots are there, and if I click on them, I can briefly see My Account. But, before I can do anything, the screen quickly goes back to the home page and shows Error: Restarting Connection.

Thanks, Javi. Can't get to the UDM Account Settings, before the screen refreshes with the Error, Restarting Connection. And, returns to the home screen.

Started getting an error when trying to launch UD Mobile on my iPhone 13 Pro Max ver 1.1.73. Seems to have started after I did a iOS update to 17.6.1. Can't get to any settings or devices before the app presents: Error, Restarting Connection. I did manage to quickly capture a more detailed error that presented: Login to the portal is working fine. And, UD Mobile on my iPad running the same iOS and UD Mobile versions is working fine. Suggestions on how to resolve this error, please.

Files that I uploaded.

After upgrading my eisy from v5.8.3 to v5.8.4, I found that my custom audio files stored in the eisy /storage/sounds folder were no longer present. The folder /storage/sounds is where I maintain all of the mp3 files used by the AudioPlayer plugin. So, I again copied each of my custom mp3 files to that folder from an external source. After doing so, eisy programs that previously used those custom mp3 files now pointed to different play files, and the order of the AudioPlayer dropdown list of play files changed from what was presented in v5.8.3 What is the proper procedure to backup custom audio files stored in the eisy /storage/sounds folder, so that future IoX updates will be able to allow the AudioPlayer plugin to continue to point to the desired files saved in that folder?

Thanks, Chris.

My eisy upgrade to v5.8.4 went well and backups are indeed very fast. My backup file size went from 6400KB in v5.8.3 to 225KB n v5.8.4. Am I missing anything?

OK, thanks The Rest command for my camera: http://192.xxx.yyy.zzz:8080/rest/nodes/n004_1023646 returns: <nodeInfo> <node flag="0" nodeDefId="blinkcamera"> <address>n004_1023646</address> <name>BeachDeck</name> <family instance="4">10</family> <hint>0.0.0.0</hint> <parent type="1">n004_485001</parent> <type>0.0.0.0</type> <enabled>true</enabled> <deviceClass>0</deviceClass> <wattage>0</wattage> <dcPeriod>0</dcPeriod> <startDelay>0</startDelay> <endDelay>0</endDelay> <pnode>n004_485001</pnode> </node> <properties> <property id="GV0" value="0" formatted="0" uom="25" name="Motion Detection Status"/> <property id="GV1" value="0" formatted="0" uom="25" name="Battery Status"/> <property id="GV3" value="2" formatted="2" uom="25" name="CameraType"/> <property id="GV5" value="0" formatted="0" uom="25" name="Motion Detected"/> <property id="GV6" value="95" formatted="95°F" uom="17" name="Temperature"/> <property id="ST" value="98" formatted="98" uom="25" name="Connected"/> </properties> </nodeInfo> Wonder if property id="ST" would return the camera Connected state for the plugin?