When I try to SSH into openhabian its no longer working when I set the hostname to openhabian but it allows me to SSH into openhabian through my IP address however even though it says I’m connected I can’t access openhab from the internet. I can login in on my Raspberry Pi but can’t access openhab o…

This is what happened when I ran sudo systemctl status openhab2.service [17:36:41] openhabian@openHABianDevice:~$ sudo systemctl status openhab2.service [sudo] password for openhabian: Warning: The unit file, source configuration file or drop-ins of openhab2.service changed on ● openhab2.service…

Dear Wolfgang, it seems to me I have a similar problem… [openHABian] I setup a brand new PI 4/8 with 128GB SD and the recommended “openHABian-OS”. .. I was wondering about changing HDMI settings after the first reboot :wink: Anyhow I have the same “error” → unable to parse ip. please debug! D…

First, provide proper information if you want help: [image] How to ask a good question / Help Us Help You Tutorials & Examples Before you ask… Community forum is NOT a helpdesk Let’s put this in the front: nobody here works for openHAB. The community members ar…

Dear Markus, thank you very much for your advice … very much appreciated. Should I create a new topic? Regarding your recommendation… I reinstalled from scratch already 5 times :slight_smile: I’m using a UNIFI Network and I never had any problems with my DHCP-Server From my DHCP Server it seems…

Should I create a new topic? normally yes but no [image] bauerpower: I’m using a UNIFI Network and I never had any problems with my DHCP-Server No point in that as now you have one :expressionless: but please don’t expect me or others to debug your setup. Follow the debug guide, try disa…

Firstly I’ve provided information clearly showing the issue is that it says unable to parse IP and that I get nothing at http://openhab/ even though it says they’re are two active connections Secondly you saying my systems screwed up is in no way helpful at all in terms of helping me solve the issu…

Sorry for coming across as rude but I am just trying to help. As @rlkoshak mentioned I’m no native speaker so please attribute this to cultural differences and us (or me) being just another ‘harsh’ German. For comprehensiveness, though: your posts are perceived by me as also somewhat rude: you igno…

[image] bauerpower: sbin/ip route get 8.8.8.8 | head -1 | grep -Po ‘(?<=src )(\d{1,3}.){4}’ –> 192.168.1.199 with this output I would expect to see the IP address in the FireMotd output as this is the code that is being used in the FireMotd script.

[image] bauerpower: From my DHCP Server it seems the IP-request was handled correctly. Forget about the ‘unable to parse ip’. It’s probably just output of a broken script (FireMotD) and not necessarily a real issue with your system. That being said, do you have a route to 8.8.8.8 ? Is there …

If your being rude of course I’m going to complain to an administrator as this forum has a if you see a problem flag it policy. Frankly saying English is not my native language is no excuse for being rude. I regularly interact with lots of non native English speakers and they are no where near as r…