HA fails to connect. Please fix this! #2903
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title says it all. I get a "Failed to connect" |
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timmo001
Apr 2, 2024
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@BigDaddyKalash47 this is free software provided by someone probably working in his spare time. I've had this problem as well, and have looked at the error logs on the When home assistant tries to connect to the websocket it looks like there might be some mismatch, it might be expecting a token. This is an error log taken from I think homeassistant is sending the Currently have I'm going to try install |
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System Bridge 4.x.x will be supported in the next version of Home Assistant https://github.com/timmo001/system-bridge/releases/tag/4.0.4 |
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i have updated HA but it still doesnt work and just fails to connect :( |
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I just upgraded to 2024.4.0b0 and System Bridge 4.04, and it times out while trying to setup the integration. |
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Do you have any firewalls blocking connections anywhere? Not sure what could be causing this |
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i dont think it is firewall. here is the backend log. |
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Hello Timmo. I recently learned about this system bridge app and I thought it was an awesome idea... however I must echo the above sentiment. I am experiencing issues and it is not firewall related. I am running HA: My HA server is in the same subnet as my Windows 11 machine where system bridge is installed. I see the following tcpdump which proves a firewall issue is not the cause: $ sudo tcpdump -i enp2s0 -s0 -n port 9170 I also see the following in wireshark:
It seems that the integration is attempting to be made, but its requesting to "switch protocols" and then websockets sends a FIN (finished) packet. As you can see, below, my wireshark capture shows the websockets payload to use "api_key", which matches dwardu89's post: #2903 (comment)
Lastly, here are the home-assistant.log files that accompany the same attempt:
All of this points not to a firewall issue, but to the integration attempting to use "api_key" as the value it is sending which (I am only guessing) is possibly incorrect? Thanks! Ray H. |
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Home Assistant 2024.4.0 will be released tomorrow, which contains changes to support the latest version of System Bridge. I expect that both of your issues may have already been fixed in the latest version of System Bridge (4.1.5) and Home Assistant (2024.4.0). |
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Hello Mr Timmo! I wanted to confirm to you that HA 2024.4.0 was just released, and the update to this corrected the inability to add the integration. Thank you for your assistance and guidance in the upcoming release and date! |
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Home Assistant 2024.4.0 will be released tomorrow, which contains changes to support the latest version of System Bridge. I expect that both of your issues may have already been fixed in the latest version of System Bridge (4.1.5) and Home Assistant (2024.4.0).