You posted two threads recently and marked one as resolved so no response was required. The second was requesting help on an X10 setup that did not include any further information beyond the initial question. I find that posting the question and then supplying pertinent further testing details helps others who may be reading the thread see that you are attempting to make progress yourself beyond dumping the question to the forum. I responded to that thread but will put my response here since others may not go there:
In general when you are trying to figure out what's going on with HG, you need to check the log. You can look at the log that's built into the web interface, but that only gives a high level of operations. If you want to see what HG is doing behind the scenes, you need to look at the Mono output.
If you are using Linux, you can do this by stopping the HG process and launching HG from the command line. The command is in the file:
/usr/local/bin/HomeGenie/startup.sh
If you are running Windows, you would need to stop the process and run HG from a command line.
Once you have things streaming to the console, you can look at what HG is doing and verify that it's acting how you expect it to.
