[SOLVED] Timer not executing

[Franco]

@H102

From the Karaf console run this command shell:threads --list |grep -i “ruleEngine” and post the output.

You may need to add org.eclipse.smarthome.threadpool:ruleEngine=20 in runtime.cfg if you have system rules that are overloaded.

Im finally able to open the karaf console and executing the command, result is this:

521 x pipe-grep -i “ruleEngine” x TIMED_WAITING x 47 x 30

The delay is gone now but im getting this frequently in the logfile:

2019-11-23 16:20:36.342 [ERROR] [g.discovery.internal.PersistentInbox] - The OSGi lifecycle has been violated (storage: null, ttl checker cancelled: false).

2019-11-23 16:20:36.667 [ERROR] [g.discovery.internal.PersistentInbox] - The OSGi lifecycle has been violated (storage: null, ttl checker cancelled: false).

2019-11-23 16:20:36.998 [ERROR] [g.discovery.internal.PersistentInbox] - The OSGi lifecycle has been violated (storage: null, ttl checker cancelled: false).

[H102 (CM6.5 H102)]

Add this line org.eclipse.smarthome.threadpool:ruleEngine=20 at the bottom in etc/openhab2/services/runtime.cfg (see pic below) then clean cache and reboot.

Are you using VSCode or something other like nano to edit files?

[Franco]

@H102

org.eclipse.smarthome.threadpool:ruleEngine=20

You are answering faster then i can react , thanks for your time!

yes, i use VScode. I edited the config, made a clean cache and restart.

The result:

2019-11-23 16:40:14.099 [INFO ] [.eclipse.smarthome.model.script.rule] - start timer

2019-11-23 16:40:44.118 [INFO ] [.eclipse.smarthome.model.script.rule] - timer executed

So happy you saved my day!

[H102 (CM6.5 H102)]

@Franco Glad to help!

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