On Nov 1, 2020, at 7:20 PM, Anthony Vella ***@***. Sorry for hijacking the thread but perhaps we're having the same problem. Bought the 3 camera system and was setting up Home Assistant and stumbled across this. I am seeing the following error, repeated many times, in my logs though. The best smart home devices for 2021: Amazon, Google and Apple race to control your home. Update: Things are definitely a lot more stable but I've noticed a few drops. I'll still have control from HA but the only way to get them back in Home is to restart the HA server. Steps: there are no steps to reproduce. However, I am not receiving any push notifications. Issues persist with and without safe mode flag. I see that also implementing your two changes @bdraco the issue is still present. For those of you who don’t know, Home Assistant is an Open Source Project that runs on a Raspberry Pi (or PC) and is a complete Home Automation platform. HomeKit is a popular voice-controlled platform that lets you manage your compatible smart home devices (like smart switches) using Siri, a virtual assistant embedded into Apple’s operating systems. I've realised the same time my Home Integration is becoming unrespsonsive my two LIFX (Beam and Strip) are becoming unavailable in Home Assisant as well. Which is weird considering that it works fine when I'm at home.  It was working great for me on 81.6. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: homekit documentation Hi, I’m having the same issue, any update on this? Can you check to see if the bridge is still showing up in the Discovery app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/discovery-dns-sd-browser/id1381004916?mt=12. Could you reopen this issue? With HomeKit, users of an iOS device can configure, communicate with, and control smart-home appliances such as thermostats, switches and outlets, speakers, and much more. Have you setup an apple device (ipad mini, apple tv or homepod) as home hub? This happened in 0.85, but seems to be more frequent since upgrading to 0.86+. Is it possible to revert back HAP-python to previous version? Experience the motion detector, its unique design and performance. ***> wrote: ***> wrote: Too bad because it was working flawlessly for the past few months. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: What do you mean by triggering HomeKit in the web interface? When on my LAN, everything works fine and is snappy, but when trying remotely, I get intermittent "Not Responding" which clears up 5-10 mins later. Scan the HomeKit set-up code found directly on the base of the Automate Pulse 2 Hub, it instantly pairs with your iOS device. Home.app works for a couple of hours and then the objects are “not responding”. Also both use asyncio, the server part of HAP-python that connects to the devices still isn't. @cdce8p ,@ikalchev, @xbtsw: I have found some info on differences between python3.5(used in hassbian) and python 3.6+; quoting python.org(https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html#module-asyncio) as follows for the diffs between 3.5 and 3.6: The asyncio module has received new features, significant usability and performance improvements, and a fair amount of bug fixes. I discovered that we have this situation if we have one device that is not responding because is power off. I am running on hassio so unfortunately I don't believe I'll be able to run py-spy. Side note: I had to comment out the start up automation I used above as homeassistant complained about the action: homekit.start. To control it when you're away from home, set up a home hub." However, issues can arise causing your devices to become unresponsive to Siri commands and will show "No Response" in the Home app, suddenly making your home not so smart. Hello, I am also facing this problem, again. Try adjusting the temperature on your ecobee through the Home app to see if it responds. Hello, I thought that the homekit: component should/would take care of something like that. >, HomeKit devices 'No Response' after a while. > ‎Play with lights, compose with colors. > After opening the home-assistant iOS app, the accessories in the apple home app immediatelly respond. Did hassio help the IOS homekit connection? @Apple - please build into iOS 12 a better means to diagnose HomeKit problems the simply re-pair or rebuild is the solution. 99 https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit, https://community.home-assistant.io/t/python3-high-cpu-usage/160012/1, https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/operating-system/debugging, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/discovery-dns-sd-browser/id1381004916?mt=12, https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAFB7CAOYNHH3HJF34X5S4DSNWWINANCNFSM4SZRDGSA, https://github.com/bdraco/HAP-python/tree/integration, https://github.com/home-assistant/core/releases/tag/2020.12.2, Home Assistant Core release with the issue: 0.116.4, Last working Home Assistant Core release (if known): -, Operating environment (OS/Container/Supervised/Core): FreeNAS-11.3-U3.2 in a jail using a venv install. @dmonagle I have reverted the HAP-python update for now. The problem. When I did testing on my Mac, I didn't see it. Configuration. The configuration for adding modbus to your installation depends on the connection type, either a network or serial connection. With Yeelight APP, controlling lights becomes such a fun and easy thing. I did upgrade to.81.0. Would you please leave debug logging on for pyhap and report any interesting messages that happen when it goes no response. Sorry about the slow response, I actually had a few days holiday. Controlling lights with your phone. My one observation, may be nothing, is that the sender_client_addr is None from the pyhap.accessory_driver. I really cannot see any reason that my config or db would cause the issue, but since I've hit a bit of a dead end, I may set up a completely empty new system on the weekend, enable homekit, test it and then build it all up from there. Thanks! That is expected when Hass makes the change and not a controller ( iPhone ). @dmonagle Would be great if you can give an update ones you find something. Hi, ever since iOS13 I have had massive issues with my whole HomeKit setup. I tried to debug the network by removing the Home Assistant HomeKit bridge and add the Trådfrï HomeKit bridge, which is working without any problem. Looked through my quickstart guide, no code, which is why i looked in the app, and no button. ... To delete and re-add your HomeKit home… This means that we need to setup a firewall rule for UDP port 5353 to allow HomeKit clients to find the HomeKit accessory (in this case, Home Assistant). Sometimes all the accessories show no response in the IOS Home app, to your account. I see you have the problem as I do. Airplay 2 features seem to work even when HomeKit indicates “no response”. I've also opened ikalchev/HAP-python#292 to improve the compliance with the spec when something does go wrong. Is that what you meant? It’s missing from discovery? Thanks for the conversation. Once I restart HA though, for a few hours push notifications work again. Unfortunately no, I’m having the exact same behavior that with Homebridge / HAP-Nodejs. HomeKit itself is working fine: I can control devices and everything in the Home app reflects the correct status. Only the Home Assistant bridge is unavailable. Alexa Smart Home skill will trigger a AWS Lambda function to process the request, we will write a small piece of code hosted as an Lambda function basically redirect the request to your Home Assistant instance, then the Alexa integration in Home Assistant will process the request and send back the response. Although we try our best, some entities don’t work with the HomeKit integration yet. Issues persist with and without safe mode flag. ***> wrote: Side note: That's why I haven't so far. Apologies for the confusion. Not sure if 100% related, as the remote-only aspect makes me believe it's a networking issue. That is bad. Without it, you get the “No Response” problem when lookups fail. Hence the no response. I am using an apple tv 4k as the homekit hub, but it doesn't appear to be involved when the IOS devices are attached to the same network as the HA server is. I am particularly interested in finding where I can put in some debug statements for incoming requests from the iOS device. Using it on LAN everything works perfectly. In the following debug statements, 192.168.1.20 is my Apple TV 4k, and 1.29168.1.23 is my iPhone: Any ideas where I have gone wrong? So… while I’m solving that, I’ll solve your problem for you generically too, because they’re the same fundamentally. My intention is that if in a single request, an ON and a percent target are received, check the current state of the item. ***> wrote: On Nov 1, 2020, at 14:57, J. Nick Koston ***@***. @bdraco So I've had the change running for a few days now but I'm still seeing no response. Have you setup an apple device (ipad mini, apple tv or homepod) as home hub? I'm not familiar with the file structure of homeassistant. There is another open issue here that refers to it: My testing today has shown that with the dev branch of HAP python, my homekit accessory bridge runs flawlessly. Now we are trying to figure out if there is a further issue (see the referenced issue in HAP-python). On Home Assistant, I updated the config for HomeKit to call out "port: 51827". HomePod – the smart music listening device is designed to suit any occasion and provide a high-fidelity sound anywhere. Did some digging and found that it detected the base station as a HomeKit device, but I don't have the menu option in the screenshot above for HomeKit. I also removed the autostart False so it would start up. I think this threading change fixed a potential issue, but the underlying no response issue still remains it seems. The temperature value can be seen on hassbian.local:8123, but my iPhone keeps telling me that the sensors give no response. HomeKit stopped working on my iOS 11.4 devices, but is working just fine on an old iPhone running ios 9.3.5. I implemented the camera in HAP-python 1-2 months ago, but I think you should ask @cdce8p about it’s integration into HA. The most annoying is that on four different iOS devices, the Home app will cycle through loops of "Unavailable"/"No response"/the actual device status and often take minutes to settle down. Unfortunately the server part that communicates with HomeKit is the one area I can't really contribute to / fix issues. At the moment that's the best I can do to help. Upgrading to iOS 12, has improved things for me so far. When using the HomeKit integration all of the devices will turn up with a 'No Response' message after a while in the Home.app. I do not have the Discovery integration configured in my configuration.yaml file. HomeKit has no good means to diagnose the network; frustrated. HomeKit devices: Phillips Hue hub/lights, HomePod Mini, Apple TV 4, iPhone 12 Pro, Apple Watch series 6, all on latest software. At this point, let's wait for the 2 changes to HAP-python that I have in my integration branch https://github.com/bdraco/HAP-python/tree/integration as see if its any better. I am now getting No Response on the IOS devices(iPhone and iPad both running 12.0.1). In a rapidly expanding market, here are the best gadgets to use at home. @bdraco Sorry what did you mean by the "Discovery" app? Can you give some more information which systems your using and how your setup is? Which is weird considering that it works fine when I'm at home. HomeKit accessories enable some pretty awesome conveniences such as turning on and off lights and locking and unlocking doors all from the comforts of your couch. 0.81.5 - soon to be 0.81.6 Xóa file .homekit.state đi (lệnh: rm .homekit.state) Khởi động lại Home Assistant; Vậy là code sẽ hiện ra. After updating to .80.0 today, the connection between homekit and iOS worked fine for about an hour, and then started the no response message again. I'm going to set up on hassbian and see what I can figure out. Even with “official” HomeKit devices you need to have an Apple TV, HomePod or iPad act as a bridge to your devices outside of the home. Thanks. HomePod – the smart music listening device is designed to suit any occasion and provide a high-fidelity sound anywhere. Motion sensor, light sensor and temperature sensor, all in one to improve home automation performance. Steps: there are no steps to reproduce. With the current release, my devices go to "No Response" within minutes. ha 0.78.3 on debian on hyper-v(win10), ios 12. Chi tiết hơn về các lỗi có thể gặp mời anh em xem trên web của Home Assistant. > On Nov 1, 2020, at 14:57, J. Nick Koston ***@***. Go to Settings > Home One of the most common problems with Home Assistant is an invalid configuration.yaml or other configuration file. ha 0.78.3 on debian on hyper-v(win10), ios 12, I have installed HA on my win10(not on hyper-v, install python for windows first, then install HA), and deleted network setting of hyper-v. HA and homekit works very well now, @cdce8p in the web interface. I have to reboot HA docker container to get voice control of my smart home back. Anything that uses WiFi only or goes through homekit seems to have ip issues and drops off the network. apologies. After uprading to 83.1 this morning, and still using the same platform as described initially, I am also seeing that I have no response more often than I have valid information in the Home app for iOS. HomeKit could replace the ISY for very simple setups for light home automation. It seems this only affects some integrations.
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