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Thanks for reporting this. Ok, a laggy system is a bit surprising. The pinging is supposed to be asynchronous, so the system calls shouldn't hold up the thread (unless Z-Way is doing something strange internally). But you are also saying that you only have the laggy system when using ping, and not w...

Ok, if you are sure your credentials exist and are correct (you might want to double check this – easy to forget when reinstalling), then I suppose php curl doesn't support that kind of basic auth syntax. Try adding this instead, grouped with your other curl_setopt() calls: curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_...

Add your username and password separated with a colon into your url, like this:

http://username:password@192.168.1.69:8083/

:-) Wow, amazing! They need logs. And often, this is not provided by the ones complaining about the crashing. But often, the log will not give a very good idea of what went wrong. Interesting to see that these two sentences came from the same person. In what way are the two sentences incompatible? ...

When i tried to log in locally with Chromium i got this message: … I'm really tired of Zway.me :evil: Why are you complaining about remote access when you can't log in locally? I understand your frustration, but these are different things. I would guess your problem is that you are trying to instal...

But I, like you, run Z-Way for years, and I'm far from being satisfied. I have zero issues with that. I disagreed with you on whether not supporting Stretch is a security issue. Regarding automatic sending of log on crash, there is clearly room for improvement there. But often, the log will not giv...

Just uploaded version 0.4. The most significant change from 0.3 is that it now supports using netcat – and will even use netcat as default, though ping is still available under Advanced configuration. To use this feature, remember to add "netcat" to .syscommands as well. The module uses ne...

From what I can read out of the developer's manual and my own experiments, the websocket implementation seems a bit lacking. In my application, I need to differentiate between different kinds of errors – timeout, no route to host and connection refused, specifically. The event passed to the onerror ...

It isn't working for me either. When I enter my remote id and password at the first screen, after a while it goes further to the login screen to my system, but then it goes back to the first login screen where it wants me to enter the remote id again. It never stays at the login screen for my syste...

When I installed, everything went smooth, so I can't really tell you. But are you sure it's not actually running? Check if the z-way-server service is up, and/or try entering 127.0.0.1:8083 in the address field on a web browser on your rpi.