02-16-2023, 08:05 PM
I was asking for the database to hopefully track down the pump speed issue. I typically ask people to send it if I can't reproduce the problem as we are using the same code so the only difference should be data in the database. I also enjoy seeing how people have things setup and helps me to see things in a different light sometimes. Probably for next update I'll have a button so people can send it easy, it'll remove login password even though it's not possible to decrypt, at least not for me, and remove the email credentials which can be easily decrypted even though I would never do that as I just don't care. :)
Thanks for finding and letting me know the issue with the pump speed, this is the 2nd time you've pointed out a bad variable type however this time I have a reason. Checked my database and I have a small int which is good to 65535 but when I first added the setting I was only using 0-100% vs now 0-4095. When I made that change I forgot to change it in the update function, just checked that and yeah it's set to tiny int. I'll have to start going though that function just before I publish to make sure I didn't do something like this.
Glad the dosing is working, the 24 hour is a good guess but I'm thinking it's something else. Unfortunately I was around when the new schedule I made yesterday went off so not sure if it works now. In v6.5 if you created a schedule using X number of days set to 1 it wouldn't fire until 24 hours passed but in that scenario the schedule didn't fire. With this the schedule was definitely being triggered, that's the reason you still got the email and I could see in my terminal that it was activated but for some reason the dosing didn't get triggered. Tonight I'm going to try and see what it is.
Thanks for finding and letting me know the issue with the pump speed, this is the 2nd time you've pointed out a bad variable type however this time I have a reason. Checked my database and I have a small int which is good to 65535 but when I first added the setting I was only using 0-100% vs now 0-4095. When I made that change I forgot to change it in the update function, just checked that and yeah it's set to tiny int. I'll have to start going though that function just before I publish to make sure I didn't do something like this.
Glad the dosing is working, the 24 hour is a good guess but I'm thinking it's something else. Unfortunately I was around when the new schedule I made yesterday went off so not sure if it works now. In v6.5 if you created a schedule using X number of days set to 1 it wouldn't fire until 24 hours passed but in that scenario the schedule didn't fire. With this the schedule was definitely being triggered, that's the reason you still got the email and I could see in my terminal that it was activated but for some reason the dosing didn't get triggered. Tonight I'm going to try and see what it is.
