Yes I updated the add on, but that resulted in a non functional add on. As I understood it, it should be possible to bring it back to life be changing the port to 8080, but mine already states that.
thank you for the support guys! I must say it was quite a challenge for me to get the setup correct…
Especially the firmware update of the rasbee via ssh took me awhile…
But now the one philips motion detector i have works like a charm… the update is instant despite of having a metal case for my raspberry pi. Going to buy additional sensors now
[quote=“Robban, post:286, topic:41165”]
ou can also change the port of the component, then you won’t need to reauthenticate. Go into .storage/.core.config_entries and change deconz port
[/quote]the solution has been posted
It is working now, sorry. Phoscon App is running on port 8080. But HA couldn’t connect to it first, because it was still trying to connect to port 80 (web_port was set to default 8080).
Error getting deCONZ data from http://192.168.178.101:80/api/8B96F0804E.
I did several restarts, hard reboots, restarted the addon, removed and added the deCONZ integration. Maybe I wasn’t patient enough.
Has anyone run in to HassIO randomly losing authentication to the deCONZ docker image?
I rebooted my PI last night, went to bed, woke up to find that HA and deCONZ were no longer speaking to each other. deCONZ is running. I can access the Phoscon web panel. But the authentication link between the two seems to be dead.
Is it possible to root cause this, restore the link, etc.?
(If there’s an actual deCONZ section for Hass.IO and I shouldn’t be posting in this thread, please do let me know.)