Scheduled ZWave network Heal

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I have been sorting out some long standing ZWave issues on one of my networks. As a test I thought I would schedule a network heal (zwaveRepair, Network rebuild as it is called in different locations).

From the log it appears the rule triggered properly and the HTTP call triggered the initiation of the repair run. I was surprised there wasn't an entry upon the completion of the run?! Does that mean the zwaveRepair never competed or that there just isn't a log entry for completion?

I don't intend to make a regular habit of this rule but wanted to see what would happen in the middle of the night when RF interference will likely be at its lowest.

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Maybe run a repair manually to see if a "Done" gets logged when you do that?

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OK the plot thickens.....

When you run the repair manually you don't get a start or complete message in the logs!?!

So if you start it via http command you get a log entry for started but not one for completed. If you run the repai manually you get zero log entries....

Seems this would warrant a token message to the log and timestamp.

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My guess is that there are log entries in for this in the Z-Wave logs. Maybe look there?

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maybe but zwave logs not viewable via remote access. They fixed this a few weeks ago but now it is broken again.

Murphy seems omnipresent of late.

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As they say in theaters before the movie starts..."All around you." :wink: