Hello,
to begin with, I made the changes to the display of names on the dashboard.
If some of you can confirm that the new way of displaying names is satisfactory, by using this test URL: https://dashboard-display-label.gladys.pages.dev/
(login via Gladys Plus).
I’m progressing on the other points…
Thanks
PS: for the loader, I’m thinking of going with this
After 5 seconds (end of the scan, I think), I get an error. I think there are no new network devices and that seems to be causing an error.
On my end the names are displayed correctly (distinguishable), it’s perfect! 
Yes, this is a display error that has been identified and will be fixed when the scan timeout is implemented.
This issue is already present in the official image.
Reloading the page will make the devices appear.
Hi, I just discovered this integration (which would replace a lot of my ping series Node-RED
Are you testing locally or from your Gladys Plus?
Of course, it was coming from there. Thanks @guim31 
I have part of the answer to my question. Every time Gladys restarts, three new virtual networks appear, probably because of the other containers running on the same machine…
The display of names is correct on the dashboard 
Thanks again @alex, it’s much easier for me now to detect the presence of people in my apartment 
The only prerequisite is to ask Android or iOS to use the real MAC address, or to set it for my Wi-Fi network — it’s really simple to set up.
Ok, I’ve addressed all the feedback @pierre-gilles :
All of it in this re(test) image : atrovato/gladys:lan-manager
Thanks @AlexTrovato! 
I’ll look into all that
It would be great to put together documentation as well with this kind of advice:
and maybe add the steps to it?
Also, would it be useful to specify somewhere that network discovery cannot be done from a remote session? Because in the end three of us encountered the « problem » and wondered why Gladys couldn’t find any devices ^^
If by « remote session » you mean « Gladys Plus », normally it’s supposed to work.
The scan is performed from your machine running Gladys, so no matter where you are, it scans at your home and not where your browser is
How do you handle the iPhone connection?
From what I understand, when the iPhone is in deep sleep (not used for a while), it disconnects from Wi‑Fi and therefore the user is considered absent.
Otherwise I have another issue @AlexTrovato, still with an iPhone, Android has no problem, it is considered present even though it’s not at home ^^
Yes, I hear you, Gladys Plus, so we need to solve this problem because several of us tested the integration from Gladys Plus and the scan didn’t find any devices, whereas locally it worked fine.
Yes indeed.
Is everyone affected by this bug? Is this bug present in the latest version of LAN Manager?
@guim31 do you have error logs in your browser / or locally when accessing Gladys Plus?
Second point, can you open LAN Manager locally, and look at the inspector « Network » tab:
EDIT:
Without understanding why it became OK again after a few hours
Are you still on the official image?
Because there are major improvements on the test image!
