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Openhab 3.2 on Docker: no monotonic clock was available

When I was updating my Openhab version to Openhab 3.2 on Docker I was getting the following error: OpenJDK Client VM warning: No monotonic clock was available - timed services may be adversely affected if the time-of-day clock changes This lead to not being able to start Openhab 3.

Read the Raspberry Pi CPU temperature and display it in Openhab via MQTT

Read the Raspberry Pi CPU temperature and display it in Openhab via MQTT

Learn how to monitor Raspberry Pi CPU temperature and display it in OpenHAB with this easy-to-follow tutorial on Raspberry Check CPU Temperature. Follow our step-by-step guide to ensure your Raspberry Pi is running at optimal temperature.

Setting up a "lighweight" alarm with Shelly Motion, MQTT, Openhab and Telegram

In this post I want to show you how you can setup an easy alarm system using Shelly Motion detectors, MQTT, Openhab and Telegram. This is for sure no replacement for a real alarm, but it will give you a good idea and at least some protection :) Setting up Shelly

Shelly Motion, MQTT and Openhab

Shelly Motion, MQTT and Openhab

In this post I am showing you how you can setup your Shelly Motion and integrate it into Openhab via MQTT and with a rule to automatically switch on a light on motion. Setting up the Shelly Motion After unboxing the Shelly Motion you will have several pieces, which are

Shelly 2.5 Rollershutter and Openhab2

Shelly 2.5 Rollershutter and Openhab2

In my last post I have shared how to implement a Shelly 2.5 as a relay with Openhab2. In this post I want to share with you, how you can implement a Shelly 2.5 as a rollershutter in Openhab2. In order to get the wiring done correct, please

Shelly 2.5 Switch and Openhab2

Install your Shelly 2.5 switch and connect it to your Openhab2 home automation system.