No devices after install

[diamondjz]

Just installed your plugin on a Hometroller ZeeS2 running HS4 and the installation ran without error but no devices were generated and the log shows the following entry.

9/28/2021 3:38:31 PM

Legacy-Plugin
Tesla Powerwall
error: Cannot get site master from Gateway 192.168.1.55: The SSL connection could not be established, see inner exception.

9/28/2021 3:38:31 PM

Legacy-Plugin
Tesla Powerwall
info: Attempting to connect to Gateway at IP "192.168.1.55"

The IP and login information works fine on a windows browser but not on the HomeSeer.

Looking at the plug in manager after this shows a Fatal error Could not connect message but if the plugin is disabled and then reenabled the manager reports a device OKAY message.

[Dr. McKay]

Please see: https://forums.homeseer.com/forum/en...to-the-gateway

[diamondjz]

I tried the windows PC version of your fix and the program runs but gives the following error message.
Unknown command-line argument : server:192.168.1.20

HS System Config is as follows:

Date/time=9/30/2021 9:52:21 AM PDT
Version=HomeSeer HS4 ZEE S2 (Upg from HS3ZS2) Edition 4.2.0.8 (Linux)
MONO Version=Mono JIT compiler version 6.12.0.122 (tarball Mon Feb 22 17:44:05 UTC 2021)

License=Registered
Confguration File=/usr/local/HomeSeer/Data/StewartZWave.json
Uptime=0 Days 10 Hours 25 Minutes 45 Seconds
Lan IP=192.168.1.20 (HS4PiV5)
Device Count=50
Event Count=48
Plugins Enabled=Z-Wave:,HS MyQ:,Z-Wave UI:,Tesla Powerwall:
Modules/Threads=77 Modules, 48 Threads
Available Threads=399
HomeSeer Memory Used=92 Mbytes
Plugins Installed=HS MyQ 4.0.7.0,Tesla Powerwall 1.0.7790.3121,Z-Wave 3.0.7.0,Z-Wave UI 1.0.0.0
Disk Size=29.81GB

[Dr. McKay]

It should be server=, not server:

[diamondjz]

Much better. I was following the shortcut image that you linked to which shows a colon rather than the written portion.

[Dr. McKay]

Oh, I must have mixed it up when I made those screenshots. My bad, sorry.

[diamondjz]

Finally got a separate PC set up and running the plug-in. Everything appears to be running correctly but the log shows two entries every second where it is apparently trying to connect to the powerwall and then giving the same error message as previously even though it is connected and updating the devices. Mostly this is a nuisance but it is filling up the log.

[Dr. McKay]

Make sure you've disabled it in HS' plugin settings, or else HS will try to run its own copy in addition to your external copy.

[diamondjz]

That seems to have done the trick although when you disable the plug-in from Manage Plug-ins it disabled both plug-ins. Restarting the one in the PC made everything work correctly.