Thursday at 04:48 AM1 day Trying out eisy-local:Trying to open program, get error messageTV Room Table LampError loading variables (1)with all programs, they do use state variables. Programs open for editing just fine in the JAVA screen. The status displays correctly on eisy-local but I get the error message when I click on the program. Edited Thursday at 04:49 AM1 day by JSchmidt clarifying
Thursday at 02:40 PM1 day 9 hours ago, JSchmidt said:Trying out eisy-local:Trying to open program, get error messageTV Room Table LampError loading variables (1)with all programs, they do use state variables. Programs open for editing just fine in the JAVA screen. The status displays correctly on eisy-local but I get the error message when I click on the program.Are you using firmware 6.1.1 or greter?
Thursday at 11:47 PM1 day 24 minutes ago, JSchmidt said:6.0.4.1 which seems to be the latest one offered. Is 6.1.1 a beta?No, 6.1.1 is the current production release.
Yesterday at 02:15 AM1 day Author OK, updated now and it works, but a mess getting there:The eisy.ui upgrade page showed the already installed versions as the "upgrade to" versions, seeming to indicate I already had the latest releases, But after the above message, I clicked on "Upgrade packages" And that's where the fun began!After a while it finished the upgrade and said a reboot was required. When the reboot completed, I went to sign in. It said my credentials were wrong, even though they still worked in the Java interface. While attempting to reenter the password, it said that the password length had to be 9 or more characters. The password I have used for years is 8 characters. So I clicked on "forgot password" again and entered a longer new password. It said it would email me a two-factor number to verify my identity. Despite several tries, it never sent the email with the number. I finally thought to directly log onto the web portal, which I was able to do with the old 8 character password. And after a bit of trial and error I got my new longer password entered, which now works with both the Java interface and eisy.ui. And yes the page with the programs opens correctly in the updated eisy.ui. But perhaps you need to let eisy.ui accept any password accepted by the portal, like my old 8 character password and then say you need to update your password, and either fix the two-factor ID or direct people to the portal URL to update the password. A rather frustrating evening! Edited yesterday at 02:18 AM1 day by JSchmidt klutzy fingers
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