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The right configuration should be something like this (the zwave plugin/backend split is a bit confusing for now, but I'm planning to fix it):

backend.http:
    port: 8008
    websocket_port: 8009

zwave:
    enabled: true

backend.zwave:
    device: /dev/ttyUSB3

Also, blank logging.yaml and media.yaml are not required - you can simply remove those files from the include section of config.yaml and they won't be searched.

The hostname in hostname:8008 should point to the hostname/IP address of the device. If that doesn't work could you paste the logs of the application? It may be that some other zombie Platypush process is occupying the port.

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Hi Fabio -

I made the changes you mentioned and took a bunch of items out of the config.yaml file that we are not planning to use. I can still get the application to run using 'python3 -m platypush', but cannot access the web backend. I have attached the log file and the config.yaml file (I had to add .txt after the file name to get it to upload).

I really appreciate your help! Thanks!

Live well,

Bill Watson

platypush.log
config.yaml.txt

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You have inserted the zwave and backend.zwave configuration in the middle of the backend.http configuration - dashboard is still part of the backend.http block. With that configuration dashboard will be interpreted as a part of backend.zwave and the program won't know how to treat it. Just move the zwave and backend.zwave blocks outside of the backend.http block (or simply remove the dashboard block if you aren't planning to use the full-screen dashboard in the web server) and I think that it should work. You may also remove the backend.http.poll configuration unless you want to periodically pull updates from RSS feeds. In general, if you want to only use the ZWave integration and the web panel then the short configuration I've posted earlier should suffice for your case.

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