@sagittcyber You can change the port of the AppDaemon add-on by going to the add-on setting page, there is a “Network” section there, where you can assign/adjust the port of AppDaemon.
As for the Traccar add-on, that thing uses a wide range of ports (and therefore runs on the host network and does not have a Network section in the add-on settings). Which can be adjusted in the configuration that is stored in /config/traccar.xml. Please refer to the Traccar documentation on how to configure that.
You need to either change AppDaemon or Traccar, a port simply cannot be used twice.
didnt know that @frenck. thx. for telling.
is there a part in your addon readme, that tells people that the addon does that different then in our docs?
What are you referring to with that comment, since we have no clue if you are talking about Traccar or AppDaemon at this point…
Please be a bit more descriptive on your problem, what you did to try to resolve it OR how you would like to resolve it. That way we can guide you. Right now, we have a bunch of posts from you, where it is really hard to follow where your mind is going or is at right now.
i just think that in a readme how to configure the appdaemon addon, all things that need to be done different then what the docs from the programs say should be mentioned.
if it would have been there i would have pointed to it
I was trying to sort it myself, I managed to edit the scheduler.py file but everytime the container restarts it seems it overwrites it again. At least we’ve learned something new, that centennial leap years only happen every on years divisible by 400 so 3000 is out of favour