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@bassmaster187 you mentioned that there are some dashboards that don't work with Lucid. Is there a list of the dashboards that aren't expected to work? I want to organize the dashboards in the General folder with Lucid only ones so I'm not scrolling through the whole list. Thanks in advance

For those who are trying this app, you can add Geofence data to each location. If you go to Dashboards -> Trip, you can click on any Start or Destination address and enter a name for each. This will help with the other dashboard displays so the info is cleaner to read.

Also happens with Spotify & TuneIn. The car really seems to struggle when switching from Wifi to cellular. I have to drive for a few minutes before Spotify or TuneIn start working after being on Wi-Fi. I'm going to keep Wi-Fi off until I start seeing people reporting the update is actually...

When you do the first container setup, you had to change the TZ setting in the 4 locations on the file - docker-compose.yml - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones#List I did a quick google search and it seems like changing the TZ after deployment requires command line...

For anyone wondering, I'm running this on a Synology DS220 NAS and I'm not having any issues with performance. Everything seems to be working really well and smoothly. It'll pulling in all the data from above. The issue I'm seeing is that the data is in KM and C versus Miles and F. Not sure how...

We aren't being told to turn wifi back on specifically because items are fixed. It's simply for improved OTA experience. As soon as my car is back on the Wifi, the wake issues started again. So for now, it's pick your poison. I've gotten out of the habit of using the Android app in general so...

@coma24 Try to connect to Grafana with browser: http://localhost:3000 (admin/teslalogger) <-- should show the grafana home page Try to connect to Admin-Panel http://localhost:8888/admin/ <-- should show telsalogger To get it working for me: -Go to Settings -> Admin Panel URL -> Set to...

nevermind. figured it out. I had to make sure my settings were correct.

This worked perfectly to get everything installed and working. new issue: Should I point port 5000 back to my NAS from my router? Or am I missing something obvious

got it. You're explicitly changing permissions on the folders to provide access. I'll start with the grafana folder and work backwards. I was making the incorrect assumption I had to grant a specific user access to the folders. I'll report back if I run into any other problems. All the other...

So what you're saying is - I should turn on my Wifi and sacrifice the no-Wifi workarounds to get assume I have a lottery ticket for earlier access:p. Done and done!

I'm running into an issue trying to get the grafana container to boot without erroring out on my SynologyNAS and keeps restarting. There's a permissions issue. Do I need to explicitly grant permissions to grafana via SSH?

Guess that's the smarter approach than turning on the Wifi in the hopes that my car get prioritized since it's faster download 😂

Also holy crap. Your app used 1.72GB of data since May 1? What in the world?!?!

Mine is at 2.29GB Total. Can you check the App Size versus User Data Versus Cache? Mine is 255MB App, 1.60GB User, 438MB Cache. It might be worthwhile to clear storage which will trigger the user data to wipe. Then you can log back in and it'll clean itself up.