ebusd local configuration not being loaded

[Jeff99zz]

Hi, please bear with me if this is posted in the wrong place as this is my first foray into this area.

I have a 2 month old 7kW aroTHERM plus and I am using ebusctl to log data via a simple python script. The basic system is working fine and I am getting data from the heat pump but I do not think I am getting all that should be available. My system consists of the following

1. Ras Pi 3B
2. Debian 12 (Bookworm)
3. Ebus shield version C6 (USB)
4. Ebusd version 25.1

I am getting an error for all the consumption fields (ERR: invalid position in decode) so I found an article by @fillippz and @chrizzzp which looked to have pointers to my issue. But to continue I need to have a local configuration rather than using the default csv’s from github. So, I have copied the files below from ebus-github.io/next/en/Vaillant to a local folder, /etc/ebusd/Vaillant with everyone set to rwx at folder level and adjusted the ebusd configuration, below.

08.hmu.csv
15.700.csv
15.basv.csv
76.vwz.csv
76.vwzio.csv

EBUSD_OPTS="--scanconfig --configpath=/etc/ebusd/vaillant -d ens:/dev/ttyACM0 --latency=20 --loglevel=notice"
After this I am not able to get any data and the log is showing the following error.
2025-06-23 13:20:21.704 [device notice] transport opened
2025-06-23 13:20:21.704 [main notice] ebusd 25.1.25.1 started with broadcast scan on device: /dev/ttyACM0, serial high speed, enhanced
2025-06-23 13:20:21.707 [main error] error reading config files from /etc/ebusd/vaillant/: ERR: end of input reached, last error: 15.basv.csv:1: ERR: end of input reached, missing message type/name/pbsb
2025-06-23 13:20:21.708 [bus notice] bus started with own address 31/36

In this state “ebusctl find” returns

scan.08 = Vaillant;HMU00;0902;5103
scan.15 = Vaillant;BASV3;0708;4304
scan.26 = Vaillant;VR_71;0201;0503
scan.76 = Vaillant;VWZIO;0202;0103
scan.f6 = Vaillant;NETX3;0126;0404

Which I believe is correct for my system.

I am not an expert in Linux so I have probably done something quite silly but I have spent many hours trying to decipher this.

Thanks for looking at this for me.

[Jeff99zz]

Solved via new clone of csv files