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The former: SSH does not connect. I can login to PG2 through a web browser as usual and connect to IoP using my credentials in the Admin Console.

Michel, I did click the button. Admin Console closed immediately but no other obvious event happened.

Thanks Michel. I am actually moving next week. I will leave the ISY behind to run a few automated lighting programs but take the Polisy with me to run IoP and PG3 at another home. So far the Polisy/PG2 seems to be running fine but I can no longer SSH in. I can login to IoP normally. Do I need to somehow reset the Polisy after moving or will this sort itself out on the next update?

I just updated yesterday and have the same problem. I can login via the web interface but cannot SSH in via Terminal. Subscribing....

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Thanks to the responses to my original post, I am now running a VPN server on my home network, which provides seamless access to the Polisy. Happy to outline my journey if you are interested. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Update to close out this issue, the problem was related to my Polisy not being on the latest operating system as discussed in the link below. Thanks to @markv58 for working with me to resolve the problem!

Hi @markv58, I hope all is well! My Ping Nodeserver has run off the rails again. I tried the fix above but could not restart or stop the nodeserver, so I deleted it. I re-installed, added two IP nodes, and the disconnect/reconnect behavior continued. I will PM the log package from the reinstall. This seems to have started since updating to Polyglot Version 2.2.13. Let me know if I can provide any more information. Thanks! Jim

I have the same or similar switches and use the “hail/poll” program described above. You should be able to find an example by searching “hail.” This is assuming you are running 5.x.x. There is a tiny delay but I have seen no real world impact. Before updating to the 5 branch, I had a program that polled the devices every x minutes, which chews up some processing time if you choose a small x. I think I ultimately decided 5 minutes was good enough. Hope this helps! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Hi, As soon as your motion sensor resets your if statement is no longer True. If that happens in less than 5 minutes (likely) it cancels your timer. Most of us use two programs for this situation. The first turns the light on then calls the “then” part of the second. The second could be a disabled program containing the wait and off statements in its “then” section. Hope this helps! It took me a while to learn this trick....I’m actually still learning it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You need some ( ) around all your “Or” statements. That “block” will become true every hour then evaluate the two “And” statements as you intend. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got it, makes sense. Thanks for the reply to both of you!

@kclenden great programs...thanks for sharing! I'm curious as to why you set your state variable trigger to $cFalse/$cTrue as opposed to 0 and 1? Are their integer values set to the same elsewhere or are you using text strings (which I did not know was possible)?