PiCockpit news
MQTT issues – [Solved]
At the moment, we’re still in the process of getting some bugs with PiCockpit taken care of. Specifically, we’re managing problems with getting MQTT up and running smoothly. Today it was down for a period of time, but we’ve now fixed MQTT and it should be working without any issues. If you’re interested in learning…
Read MoreMQTT disconnected – [Solved]
Today, I finalized an important update for our reverse proxy, which handles connections from your web browsers and Raspberry Pis, and forwards them to the right PiCockpit software services on our server. The update seemed smooth – picockpit.com loaded as usual. Unfortunately, MQTT would not come up as connected. In various attempts, I have managed…
Read MorePiCockpit v2.7.3 released
A new month, and a new PiCockpit release! Behind the scenes, we’ve hired a new developer to work on PiCockpit, so speed of development should pick up now, and many great things are planned. But first, some more housekeeping-type of work needs to be done. This release is such a release – it is the…
Read MorePiCockpit v2.7.2 released
PiCockpit v2.7.2 is here, and the interface is faster and smoother yet again! Important Be sure to empty your browser cache / force-reload the page, as PiCockpit requires new JavaScript code to run! Translation updates The translation buttons have been updated to show the currently active translation. More German translation has been added, the entire…
Read MorePiCockpit v2.7.1
This is a small bug-fix release, as we noticed that the reset user password feature kept running into a snag. So with v2.7.1, the reset user password feature should now work again! The necessary code to fix this bug was introduced in v2.7.0 already, but there was still one line of code which was working…
Read MorePiCockpit frontend v2.7.0 is here!
PiCockpit v2.7.0 has been released today! We recommend for everyone to force-refresh their web interfaces using Ctrl + Click on the reload button, so you can enjoy the new experience! What’s new in PiCockpit v2.7.0? New fresh look for v2.7.0! PiCockpit v2.7.0 sports a fresh look, with the side (“ad”) section having been removed in…
Read MoreIssues with the Password Reset – Backend Error
We have received user feedback and it seems like currently there are some issues while trying to reset your password on PiCockpit. We want to say thank you to those who wrote us concerning this problem. User feedback is invaluable and helps us find these kinds of problems much faster. When you are only testing…
Read MorePiCockpit v2.6.5 – Support for the Pico W (part 2)
As you probably all know the Raspberry Pi Foundation designed their own microcontroller three years ago – the Raspberry Pi Pico. Well here, we’re going to tell you about our new support for the Pico W through PiCockpit! We were immediately intrigued, especially by its low price (Starting at $4) and low energy consumption, combined…
Read MoreWhy are Raspberry Pi prices so high? Will it improve?
Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton has released some good news about supply gradually returning to normal levels in 2023. That’s good news for all of us because Raspberry Pi enthusiasts have paid inflated prices for Raspberry Pis for a long time. Pandemic prices of the Raspberry Pi Let’s look at the prices of various Raspberry…
Read MorePiCockpit v2.6.5 released (part one)
Just now, PiCockpit v2.6.5 has been released (the Web UI – there is no new picockpit-client yet, we’re working on it). Important: force-refresh If you have been using PiCockpit before, the old JavaScript files which run the webinterface might still be cached in your webbrowser. It is therefore a good idea to press Ctrl while…
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