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Plugin loses its complete configuration in the event of a power failure #483
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Did you check this Common Issues pages ? |
I did check the Common Issues, but did not see anything that looked remotely relevant.
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Its not a software problem, get a UPS so the machine shutdowns elegantly on power loss and turns itself back on when power is restored. |
Thank you for your reply. Whilst I cannot quarrel with your advice, we are talking about domestic systems here, and UPSs are rare in that environment. In any case, as a retiree from the software industry I would strongly dispute your diagnosis that it is not a software problem. I do not feel any need to run a UPS for any other part of my home computing, of which Home Automation represents a very minor part, and do not accept that I should need to do so for my Home Automation.
There are two aspects to the problems I have experienced:-
That after a power failure the json config of the EufySecurity plugin is lost.
Such a data loss is undoubtedly symptomatic of poor software design or implementation, and no other item in my domestic computing environment is subject to data loss in that way. Whether the fault lies within the plugin itself or within HomeBridge is unknowable to me, but either way it remains appropriate that I should inform yourselves, and for you to pass the information on to the authors of HomeBridge should that prove to be where the fault lies.
That after a power failure, or after any reconfiguration of the EufySecurity plugin, the Home App deletes all scenes and automations relying upon devices defined by the EufySecurity plugin. This is also clearly a software fault, but again it is unknowable to myself whether the fault is likely to exist within the plugin, within HomeBridge, or within Apple’s HomeKit platform - even though I might make an intelligent guess! Again, it is appropriate that I should report this to yourselves, to act upon or hand on as seems suitable.
I appreciate that I am anyway working in an unsupported environment (running HomeBridge on a Synology NAS), but even so reporting problems is an act of community, given that you might otherwise be unaware of them. Even though I am not entitled to support, I would hope that - having taken the time and trouble to report my experience to yourselves - you might at least take the report seriously, and if it turns out to relate tor issues outside your own control that you pass it on to wherever might be relevant.
Colin Scott.
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Its not a software problem, get a UPS so the machine shutdowns elegantly on power loss and turns itself back on when power is restored.
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What happened?
I am having some power problems at home, meaning that from time to time power is lost to the device running HomeBridge. When power has been restored, if I login to HomeBridge, I find it is up and running OK, but the EufySecurity plugin Json config is empty. Each time this happens, the Home App deletes every scene and automation that relies on any of the Eufy devices defined by the plugin. This has now occurred 3 times in the last 48 hours.
Whatever the selection boxes below might show:
I am running Homebridge V1.7.0
I am running plugin "homebridge-eufy-security" v2.2.21 with
2 x Eufy 2C cameras
2 x Eufy wireless doorbells
1 x Eufy wired doorbell
I am running NodeJS 18.15.0
I am running HomeBridge on a Synology DS420J NAS under DSM 7.2.1 version 3
Device Type
Doorbell (Supported)
Plugin Version
v2.0.x (Supported)
HomeBridge Version
v1.6.x (Supported)
NodeJS Version
v18 (Supported)
Operating System
Other (UnSupported)
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