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@fsgrazzutti It is good news. let us know if you see the issue again. Thanks!

@fsgrazzutti Sure, kindly report back your finding on this, it can help us to narrow down the issue.

@fsgrazzutti We have a fix for this issue in and it is in the SNAPSHOT version

Maybe you might see a different issue.
do you see any error on the mycontroller.log when you click on the dropdown?

@fsgrazzutti We have some fixes on sensor related issues on the SNAPSHOT version.
can you please try with the SNAPSHOT version?
We are going to release this soon. Thanks!

SNAPSHOT Version: https://forum.mycontroller.org/topic/58/download-snapshot-build/1

@fsgrazzutti Do you see data received to the MyController server?
Do you see any error on the mycontroller.log?

@skywatch Sure, I will think of a possible option with MC.

@skywatch I think it is better to add RTC on your RPI and ask RPI to update the clock from the RTC. This could be a universal solution.
If you have more than one RPI, you can configure an NTP server on an RPI (an RPI that has RTC) and ask other RPI to get update from that RPI via NTP.

Here is an example: https://thepihut.com/blogs/raspberry-pi-tutorials/17209332-adding-a-real-time-clock-to-your-raspberry-pi

@skywatch IIRC, there is no service required internet in MyController V1.
sunrise sunset too calculated locally based on the latitude and longitude.
In MyController, we are using https://github.com/mikereedell/sunrisesunsetlib-java

@pillarama I have added a fix to remove the corrupted resources
I have published it on the SNAPSHOT version, can you please verify?

@pillarama the same issue has been reported by @skywatch too. I am going to work on this soon. For some reason, corruption happened on the sensor table, which leads a null issue.
I will keep update you the status.