If I understand the comments from others above, there is no problem?
If you provide information on your problem (eg debug logs or at least some hints) then it might help us to help you otherwise it probably won’t get fixed?
I guess that problem is related to
Quite possibly. This is why it’s always good for people to explain their issue rather than simply say “I have the same problem” 
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Thanks - I will follow this thread and hopefully contribute anyhow. The title of the thread didn’t give me any indication that it is related to my issue.
Same issue. I am on the #1566. Just loosing the settings of the zwave controller when restarting the RPi. Every Zwave Thing is found again at every restart.
Please provide information on your issue. Just saying “same issue” doesn’t really help as we need to know what the problem is. You MAY have the same SYMPTOMS, but that doesn’t mean that the issue is related at all - of course - it might be, but it might not - we can’t tell without information on your specific issue.
That sounds like a very different issue - above the issue is related to serial ports!
Sry just noticed that I answered under the wrong thread, so I replied to the thread mentioned above.
The reason why all my things are doubled is in my opinion related to the missing port somehow.
Today I installed a RAZPBERRY board in my Pi 3, added the ZWave binding, created the ZWave serial controller thing, and added the respective items. The items show up, and have status values changing, but the thing reports “Status: OFFLINE - BRIDGE_OFFLINE Controller is offline”
EDIT: please ignore this post; I realised that for the Razberry Pi one should use the Z-WaY binding, and not the Z-WaVE binding…
Nope, a lot of users are using the RazBerry with the zwave binding.
Ok. The Z-Wave binding reports the board as Offline, but the Z-Way binding reports it as Online. So what is the reason for this?
These bindings can’t run at the same time. Remove Zway. They are both trying to use the same resources, and don’t play well together.
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Am not trying to run both at the same time. When the Z-Wave binding is installed, it reports the board as Offline. When the Z-Way binding is installed, it reports the board as Online.
Isn’t there a Zway server too? Are you running this on the Pi? IIRC, this had conflicts with the zwave binding too.
I am running the Razberry board in a Pi model 3.
If you want to use the zwave binding you need to stop and disable the zway server on the razberry board:
I tried two test cases using clean SD card images on the Pi…
A) I completely uninstalled all the Z-Way server software, and the Z-Way openHAB binding; and just used the ZWave binding; in that test case the RaZberry board is reported in openHAB as Offline.
B) I uninstalled the ZWave binding; installed the Z-Way server, and Z-Way openHAB binding; in that test case it works.
Had the same workaround these days. Installed the zway software for making a firmware update of the razberry and geting rid of the dead nodes. You must remove the zway server in the autostart with : sudo update-rc.d z-way-server remove sudo shutdown -r now
In addition to that I had to set again the ports in openhabian- config and the port of the thing zwave controller in paper-ui. Then the controller changed to online again.
So you mean that the ZWay software must be actually present even if it is not running? Why is that?
No, there is actually no reason for having both installed on the raspberry. Both programms use same ports, so there are problems if you have the zway server running and the zwave binding.
Ok. So we are back to my original problem: with ZWay software and no ZWave it works but with ZWave and no ZWay it does not work.