I'll be pushing a new version tonight, but one warning. this breaks my ability to monitor the CloudKey's CPU Load and Temps for now. They no longer have an endpoint to monitor these. I have a way around it, but it will take me some time to get that working.
My update tonight will:
1) If your cloud key fails to connect, it will try again using the UnifiOS method. If it succeeds, the plugin will assume that your controller is on UnifiOS now and will update your settings to use the correct controller type and the correct port (443). Then the settings will be saved.
2) It will check if you have any CloudKey configurations for monitoring CPU and temp and copy those settings over. They won't be used right now, but I figured better save than sorry. Then the old CloudKey setting will be disabled and not monitored (since it would just fail anyways)
3) If you've updated to 2.0.24 or later, CloudKey CPU Load and temp will be disabled and not work. I can't control this right now, but I will soon.
My update tonight will:
1) If your cloud key fails to connect, it will try again using the UnifiOS method. If it succeeds, the plugin will assume that your controller is on UnifiOS now and will update your settings to use the correct controller type and the correct port (443). Then the settings will be saved.
2) It will check if you have any CloudKey configurations for monitoring CPU and temp and copy those settings over. They won't be used right now, but I figured better save than sorry. Then the old CloudKey setting will be disabled and not monitored (since it would just fail anyways)
3) If you've updated to 2.0.24 or later, CloudKey CPU Load and temp will be disabled and not work. I can't control this right now, but I will soon.
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