@Avamander Thanks for the pointer. Discourse needs more resources than NodeBB. We do not have that much budget. So, for now, we do not have any plans to upgrade.

@skywatch Hm, I'll try splitting it once again: Preliminary requirement, when you have your domain and nginx, follow a tutorial to set up LetsEncrypt with nginx, there are plethora of guides way better than what I can explain If you have your configuration (probably in /etc/nginx/sites-available/default) then you find the server { section that has your TLS (SSL) configured in step 1, then you just paste in the described content Find the folder where you installed mycontroller, the folder has a www folder in, find [mycontroller_install_directory] with that path (e.g. /home/mycontroller/www) The same www folder, run the find ... commands in the folder, it automatically precompresses the folders's contents Make a new configuration file in /etc/nginx (e.g. mycontroller_http2_push.conf) and place the lines that start with http2_push in the file. Make sure the filename in the location / block matches with the configuration file name you made. Restart nginx and it should now display you mycontroller with encrypted connection and really rather fast.

Probably a stupid question, but will this reboot all mys GW attached to the pi? @skywatch Yes, it will. if your mys GW powered by RPI

@skywatch Emails working fine for me now

@skywatch SO I fixed the issue and now all is working as I want.

@jkandasa No problem..... Mysteriously it seems to have resolved itself. Today is 'update' day for the pi and I thought I'd wake to a dead http connection. But no! - there was mycontroller running as normal. Maybe I just didn't give it enough time to settle down in previous tests......Ah well, it's alright at the moment so this is solved now!

@Daniele Yes, it is calling mycontroller.mv.db. I tried with that syntax, but the error I receive is : SQL Exception: No suitable driver found for mycontroller I try this locally and let you know.

@skywatch It is working well and as expected!

@BraydenM timestamp is the number of milliseconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 at 00:00:00 GMT. Note: In java it is in milliseconds. But in UNIX/Linux it is in seconds. In python, you can convert to date, time by using the function, datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(1582439517). I believe it should be seconds. So you have to do, received timestamp / 1000 = in seconds https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.date.fromtimestamp I was unframiliar with what JSON were as I've never used java. JSON is not a java specific. We can use it most of the languages. Examples in Python, https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html

@skywatch Just a quick update - ...... Keep the receive section clean - I took all the 'if' and 'elseif' out of receive and into the main loop - This is good practice. So now it looks like this...... // process incoming message void receive(const MyMessage &message) { if (message.sensor == CHILD_ID_GETFORECAST && message.type == V_FORECAST) { forecast = (message.getString()); NewForecast = 1; } } The NewForecast is there to alert the main loop to a new incomming value to be tested and updated.

@jan2son That's great news - looking forward to seeing your implementation.

@jkandasa BME280. From this I get graphs of atmospheric pressure, temperature, humidity, dew point and a forecast of the weather to come. Here is the full view..... [image: 1579599081305-wx.jpg]

@skywatch Yup! - As always you have fixed it promptly.

@jkandasa Sorry... I thought I'd edited or deleted that reply saying it didn't work. It now works... I'd taken the sensor ID from the summary page and not the edit page as you pointed me to in your last reply. So its working now... my mistake, thanks for your patience.

@jkandasa No I hadn't, thanks, of course now its working. Great tool I'm enjoying getting to grips with the scripts and templates.

Thank you!! All mycontroller forum members, Merry Cristmas, and all the best for 2020!!