Someone told me that this is a known issue, but I found a work around that seems to alleviate this problem, and I thought I would share it for anyone that might benefit from it. Just add a “System started” rule in each rules file, if it does not already contain one. This is an example: rule "Syst…

A few seconds from what? start the system change a rule ???

Changing a rule or starting the system. Basically the first time a rule is ran, it always takes a few seconds longer than normal. Sometimes up to 10 seconds longer. I think it has something to do with loading the rule file itself, because this work around seems to get all the rules in the same file…

After start and after changing there is a info in operhab.log 2017-11-03 14:52:59.252 [INFO ] [el.core.internal.ModelRepositoryImpl] - Refreshing model ‘demo.rules’ Yes thats takes some seconds, but your rule doesn’t speed up.

[image] OpenHAB 2 Rule warmup Script (Raises the WAF) Scripts & Rules I noticed this too. I think something was changed. Because I have sirious problems that openhab service freezing with current version I gone back to the previous one, which is 2.0 I think. …

[image] hr_2: After start and after changing there is a info in operhab.log It has nothing to do with the logInfo, it has everything to do with actually running a rule in the rules file itself. The call to logInfo is just there for me to visually see that it ran. The call to logInfo could be …

I’m a bit confused right now. naming your rule after the file the rule is in (or another file with another rule) doesn’t have any effect at all. The rule name is just that - a name. or do I miss the April’s fool here? :wink:

[image] binderth: I’m a bit confused right now. naming your rule after the file the rule is in (or another file with another rule) doesn’t have any effect at all. The rule name is just that - a name. or do I miss the April’s fool here? I don’t even know what you are talking about. I never sa…

[image] BigRedBrent: The only thing that is important for this work around is that a “System started” rule is added to every rules file. Nothing more, nothing less. Now I understand - and you’re absolutely right. This one did the trick and I don’t have to worry about delays anymore - of cours…

Rule Takes a Few Seconds to Fire the First Time

Setup, Configuration and Use Scripts & Rules

lfs_alp5 (Alpoy) April 1, 2018, 7:13am 5

Seems there are mixed results on this?