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I haven't been able to replicate this over 72 hours with lorenjz's server and my android 8 device. So my assumption is it is an android client specific issue. I've put in some additional guards in a modified apk. If someone can easily replicate this issue, please contact me at pliablepixels at gmail...

SkippyDo, can you reliably replicate this every time? I've set up a test account with lorenjz on my android device and waiting for the situation to reproduce.

This seems to be a recurring topic in letsencrypt forums. I haven’t research or tried but when I did a search I came up with posts that talk about a deploy script for LE that basically changes permissions. These scripts get triggered by LE automatically when certs are renewed. There are many posts -...

Some notes: CONSOLE DBG-1:2020-09-15,17:32:32 |----> FORK:Shed2 (12), eid:223516 rules: (eid: 223516) Skipping this rule as truck does not pattern match <etc> CONSOLE DBG-1:2020-09-15,17:32:32 |----> FORK:Shed2 (12), eid:223516 rules: (eid: 223516) Found rule for (12) but no conflicts. Allowing. Thi...

As it turns out there was a typo in the matching logic. Could you try again after updating?

So that means the alarm that is coming through in ZM does not have a "detected: car" in it. Do you see "detected: car" in the event when you go to ZM?

The chances are the event that is being checked does not have the cause you are expecting (sometimes they are written later, if you are using machine learning)

I've added a log so we can see what the cause is. Please update and lets look at the logs.

"cause_has" is a string or a regular expression that needs to be matched for the rule to kick in. For example: { from: "9am", to:"6pm", cause_has: "cat", action:"mute" } This means "If the alarm has the word 'cat' inside its cause field and is between 9am - 6pm, don't notify" It also supports regula...

sounds good!

Also ,there was a logging error in ES - please update.

What is the output of this sample program?
Assuming you save it as foo.pl, you can run it by doing
Is the output correct?

Please update and try (you'll still see 1970 but day of week should work as expected)

Uh oh, that's right. It's a bug. Will fix it.

1. Could you please update ES
2. Please make sure you are using the key "daysofweek" to specify days (In the past, I was using "dow" somewhere in error)

Ok great. Thanks for testing!