I have figured it out. When I started flicd through /etc/rc.local it was running as root with no environmental variables, and the data of the buttons was stored in the root directory. When I ran the exact same command as user pi, the environmental variables were set, PATH, USER etc. The fix was simple: use full path names for the data base file. My apologies for wasting your time when the error was mine.

I have two Flic 1.0 buttons and four Flic 2.0 buttons on my Hub 2 and they all work just fine for the various tasks I have setup whether they are direct/built in actions or IFTTT actions triggered by the button.

Strange. I tested it just now on iOS 13.3.1 and it works. Calling: [button disconnect]; Causes: - (void)button:(FLICButton *)button didDisconnectWithError:(NSError *)error; And you are sure that the delegates are set properly and that you are not accidentally calling on a nil-object or something?

@poczta I don't have an IR in front of me to confirm, but from my notes this should be the pinout (in order): Tip - Red - 3.3V Ring - White - RX (IR Wide Receiver) Ring - Green - TX (IR Blaster PWM) Sleeve - Black - GND However, this will be at your own risk. Let me know if you need further info! Regards, Anton

i have tried that to no avail. I have also tried just "add flic to phone" just to get the thing paired, but whenever it starts "connecting...", the circular progress bar gets to about 80% around, then says "the connection timed out" etc. i have contacted support, and asked for help, but they are simply not responding

I just setup an action on both a Flic 2 button connected to my phone, and a Flic 2 button connected on my Hub 2. Both were setup to run a Harmony Activity that turned on TV, receiver, and changed the input on the receiver and it worked like a charm on both. Prior to this I had not had Flic integrated with my Harmony. I'll continue to test them and post back if they STOP working as expected.

I have several buttons configured to do different things around the house (both 1.0 and 2.0 buttons). Here are some of the tasks I have assigned: Control a Wemo On/Off switch to turn on a small space heater for cold mornings in my office space Turn Nanoleaf panels on/off via IFTTT Turn Philips Hue lights on directly via Flic Hub Set a specific temperature on Nest Thermostat via IFTTT Add a new entry to my iOS calendar via IFTTT, that I've taken a daily medicine (Button is on the bottle) Turn on/off my TV and Audio Receiver directly via Flic Hub IR I have one button directly connected to Flic via my phone: Play/Pause control while walking the dog. So I don't have to get my phone out to pause a podcast when I inevitably run into a neighbor who wants to chat. Arm/Disarm Motion Detection/Push Notifications from security cams via IFTTT Hope this might spark something useful for you to create.

Not really of any help but just some more context. The Google home is only available as an device to the Spotify API for a limited time and then it drops of the "list". I haven't found a way to trigger the G Home to start it's Spotify web connect service but haven't really looked yet either. If so you could potentially "wake" up Spotify web connect on the G Home in order for it to be available to the Flic action. http://benitezhere.blogspot.com/2019/12/playing-spotify-to-Google-Home-using-Flic-and-Power-Automate.html

Update 1: It looks like there is some issue/different setting for Azure Function. I tested this functionality with https://webhook.site/052116bc-bfb8-437f-aca4-d08344bb642e webhook and can see result appearing on dashboard ( https://webhook.site/#!/052116bc-bfb8-437f-aca4-d08344bb642e/9bc8f813-eb65-4188-94f7-e65d2d5f625b/1) Kind Regards Hemant