Have a flow working on a Le Potato (Pi like SBC) running Debian. Flow takes MQTT data and uses this to switch on and off Wemo Wifi switches, has been working well for months. As Wemo's are no longer made and not wanting to rely on Belkin keeping their servers running I decided to add Tuya node as an alternative. As soon as I added a Tuya account details and deployed the node the 1880 webpage only partially loads so I cannot get access to the flow to disable/remove the Tuya node. Strangely all the other processes are working such as Modbus server and MQTT. The Tuya node must be hogging the CPU on one thread. How can I get access to the flow without using the webpage so I can remove the Tuya node.
Fixed, ran a second node-red instance and was able to access its single empty flow via its website and delete the offending Tuya nodes from the palette. Closed the second node-red and rebooted. Old flows and a new empty flow were then on the website and the Tuya nodes were missing their palette entry so deleted these nodes and the flow started to function again.
Will now try to get the Tuya working on a PC before loading to the Le Potato.
When I ran htop before starting the second node-red this line was showing as sending the cpu over 100%.
node --max old space size=1024
So will need to increase the memory allocated before running again.
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