(01-03-2021, 02:42 AM)Dewd Wrote: Other problems have bene noticed like disrupting timed operations like those scheduled by timers and Macros. At least is the controller keeps track of those events correctly, I don't mind if they don't happen, but as long as routines / schedules are maintained and equipment statuses are correct.
Dewd:
That is a big problem that I have with the current reef-pi software. In my case it caused an overdose of calcium that took me days to clean up when a power glitch reset the RPi and erased the current state of a timer. I noticed the problem the next morning... :-/
The issue is that the state of timers (and macros) is not persisted to the database so it stays in RAM, therefore the application doesn't look for it upon startup or reload; however, it does keep outlets turned on but ignoring timers/macros. This is something I have on my list of things to improve. Let's see how it goes but in the meantime the only way to work around it is by using a UPS.
José
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