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blartyo

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Hi,

 

Trying to understand how AutoUpdate works.

 

I have an AutoUpdate userid and password.

 

Do I have to log in to my ISY unit with the AutoUpdate user id and password instead of the admin password in order to 'turn on' the AutoUpdate functionality? Note that when I currently try to log in to my ISY software using the AutoUpdate id and password, it does not recognize them.

 

Or, is the AutoUpdate functionality always enabled and I only need the user id and password when I receive a notification message in the software and then click Yes to upgrade?

 

If I don't have the Internet functionality enabled in the ISY software, how does the ISY unit know when there is an update available?

 

Note that I'll update the Wiki with my learnings.

 

Thanks.

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This is the correct answer, except for I think the AutoUpdate username and password are embedded into the ISY code so all you would be doing is logging into your ISY, then OKing the upgrade.

 

Or, is the AutoUpdate functionality always enabled and I only need the user id and password when I receive a notification message in the software and then click Yes to upgrade?

It does not know, you would have to check the forum or manual download page from time to time.

 

If I don't have the Internet functionality enabled in the ISY software, how does the ISY unit know when there is an update available?
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Hello Michel:

 

I'd actually like a way to turn off the Autoupdate in the ISY GUI.

 

When 2.6 became available, every time that I logged in to the ISY, I got a message to the effect that the update was available, and was prompted to upgrade; I had to cancel that every login prior to continuing.

 

Although this was a mild annoyance, it got me thinking that if one of my family ever had to login to the ISY and I hadn't applied the most recent update, they might see the message and inadvertently accept the update, even if I didn't want it.

 

Sometimes I take the viewpoint that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" when it comes to firmware and software for any device. I'd rather apply updates when I am certain that I really want them.

 

So if there was a way to de-select the notification (as many programs and applications have), that would be great.

 

Best wishes,

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