Domio - Questions and support

[siclark]

Can you try upgrading to 1.2 that was released last night.

But
HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136. type messages are normal, its Indigo telling you something , Domio, connected to your systen

Web Server Error Invalid log command payload received, id: '- no message id -' These were harmless messages showing as errors, but are removed

Web Server Error message handler failed: plugin with id 'com.simons-plugins.logs-over-reflector' isn't installed. This is now correctly flagged as optional, but its the plugin of that name thats required to get historic logs over reflector to your phone.. so you can see full day logs and also go back in time.

[CliveS]

Can you try upgrading to 1.2 that was released last night.

Web Server Error Invalid log command payload received, id: '- no message id -' These were harmless messages showing as errors, but are removed

Simon I also am still getting the

Invalid log command payload received, id: '- no message id -'

and I am using v1.2

[ryanbuckner]

Can you try upgrading to 1.2 that was released last night.

1.2 isn't available to me yet. I'll give it a shot once it shows on the app store.

[siclark]

The red toast warning was also due to the missing logs-over-reflector plugin. If you install that most of those warnings will go, and you will have better functionality.
The current version removes the logs, and the next version will remove the red toast warning.

[ryanbuckner]

The red toast warning was also due to the missing logs-over-reflector plugin.

Just installed the plugin and the error went away. Thanks.

[siclark]

Great. I should make that clear. It’s key for having the full log history available.

1.2 is now showing in the App Store as well.

[ryanbuckner]

Great. I should make that clear. It’s key for having the full log history available.

1.2 is now showing in the App Store as well.

Thanks. I upgraded. Now I see these during use: Is there a way to suppress them?

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Mar 3, 2026 at 2:57:45 PM
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.devices from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.actionGroups from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.actionGroups from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.variables from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.variables from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.controlPages from 173.79.109.136
   Web Server Warning              HTTP API v2 GET call received for indigo.controlPages from 173.79.109.136

[siclark]

I was deliberately not filtering out logs as these are genuine notifications of remote connection to your system but appreciate its noise. I wouldn’t be able to distinguish Domio connections and anything else connecting so would have to remove all.
The number of those messages will reduce in 1.3.

[siclark]

Latest version significantly reduces the number of these, but as the widgets and Siri rely on background requests they cant (I believe) reliably run in web sockets so use REST and Indigo logs all REST connections but not Websocket.
You should just see a couple now on each connection, and on background connections depending on if you have it enabled or have widgets setup.

[siclark]

Post any questions or issues or feature requests here.

[jltnol]

Wow!

This is pretty exciting. Just downloaded and love the fact that LED and HUE colors can now be EASILY controlled by this app. Amazing work.

The one issue I've run into so far is Fans. I have 2 ceiling fans that are connected directly to Z-Wave wall switches... on / off, but no fan speed control. But I haven't figured out how to toggle them on or off. Their correct state shows up just fine in the app.... and there is a power button... but pressing it doesn't really do anything that I can see.

What am I missing?

Is it that this is really just a light switch, but labels as a fan that's causing confusion? Or am I just doing something wrong ?

[siclark]

I’ve not done fans yet but next on the list. Just working on support for local secrets and iOS below 26 then more devices is next. Followed by some more exciting things I have planned.

[siclark]

If you could do a paste of device into the log and share, here or preferably on GitHub or even better with this

https://github.com/simons-plugins/indigo-device-catalog

then I can easily see all the permutations of options.

[jltnol]

So in re-reading the original post, I understand this is still a work in progress. But wow! what progress!

I can't turn on or off "switches", but dimmers all work just fine as do RGB and Hue lights, so can only assume switches are on your list. I don't have any fancy devices other than what Indigo already support.

Great job and I look forward to more updates and functionality as you roll them out.

[siclark]

Sorry its not clear.. but the switches were first and are actually toggles from the Home Screen, dont need the pop up device box. That came later. Click on the icon and it should toggle just fine. I will make the icon on the device pop up toggle as well for completeness.