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I doubt that I'll be able to tell you anything useful from seeing the z-way log, but someone else (like the developers) might. You can upload it by going to the full editor, click the Attachments tab below the text box and click the Add files button. The first thing I would try to find out if I were...

Some very useful apps depend on the ability to run system calls. But for those system calls to be allowed, the commands must be added to /opt/z-way-server/automation/.syscommands manually by the local system administrator. What's more, it's not persistent between ZWay upgrades, so for each upgrade, ...

Well that's interesting, but like I say I have this problem affecting two Zway Pi controllers. So perhaps both of them have too weak power supplies? It could also be overheating. Or it could be something causing your network interface to go down – do you have a keyboard/mouse and a screen connected...

Since the Netatmo app doesn't seem to be on github, I can't really raise an issue or provide a pull request, so I have to complain a bit to the developers here instead. The Netatmo app uses a couple of slightly off icons for its devices. Specifically the CO2 sensor uses 'co' but should have used 'co...

"Do you want to enable the remote support(y/n)? Remote support NOT enabled" Did you reply no here? Anyway, try logging in locally first. Enter your raspberry pi's IP in the browser's address bar, followed by :8083. Like e.g. this: 192.168.1.135:8083. You shouldn't need to enter any credent...

I like it (apart from a kind of crippling problem). In addition to widgets and remote access, there are a couple of things to improve: - After I disconnected from my wifi the first time, the app now gives "authentication error" whenever I try to see rooms or devices even when back on my wi...

"Stopped working" isn't very precise, but there is this: viewtopic.php?f=3422&t=25489

The solution is to use your local credentials – both username and password – but prefix your username with the remote id and a slash, like for instance this: 999999/admin. That will log you directly into your local Z-Way.

I just made this pull request, which ads exactly this functionality. It's a copy of the approach used for passing functions to click and onFieldChange events for execution client side in alpaca, only it evaluates server side for dataSource fields instead.

In case someone else sees this and has the same question: The function does actually run, but it's run by the browser, and thus console.log() outputs to the browser console and not the z-way log. It also means that it runs with the browser scope. I really wish there was a way to fill or generate ele...