Timer threads in Astro 1.8 binding under OH2

[avdleeuw]

Continuing the discussion from We need your help on testing!:

@kgoderis

@avdleeuw Mind that the Astro 1.8 binding relies on Timer threads, these are removed in the 2.0 binding. Just for our information, can you telnet into your OH2 runtime and issue a “t | grep Timer” command and provide an indication of how many Timer threads you have in your runtime?

Tx
Karel

Karel (@kgoderis) ,

apologies for not responding sooner, I’ve been away for a few days.

I went to fetch the output of the suggested command, but for some reason, I didn’t get an osgi command prompt (I’m using ‘screen’ op Linux), so I had to restart OpenHab.

After having it run for about an hour this is the output:

osgi> t | grep Timer
TimerThread JmDNS(2a02:22a0:aaaa: main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread JmDNS(2a02:22a0:aaaa: main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-0 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-10 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-11 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-12 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-13 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-14 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-15 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-16 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-17 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-18 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-19 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-2 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-20 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-21 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-22 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-23 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-24 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-26 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-30 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-31 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-32 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-4 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-5 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-6 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-7 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-8 main 10 [daemon]
TimerThread Timer-9 main 10 [daemon]
Thread [Timer] - Main Queue main 5 [daemon]
Pipe pipe-[grep, Timer] main 5 [daemon]
true

Is this as expected?