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2 years ago hi @MrVhek, sorry for the late reply. Could you please do the following:
- turn debug level logging on for edgeHub, to do that, you need to add the environment variable RuntimeLogLevel as debug to edgeHub: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/troubleshoot?view=iotedge-2020-11#view-the-messages-going-through-the-iot-edge-hub
- Send through some messages using the way it does not work
- Please, copy the logs for me from edge hub. You can get it by the command: iotedge logs edgeHub
if the log is too big, you can upload it somewhere (like onedrive). If you don't want to share the link to the store here, you can send it to me at microsoft, my address is like my user id in github and the company domain dot com.
MrVhek
Hello, I've been facing a weird issue using: iotedge 1.2.10 edgeAgent/edgeHub 1.2.10.55800403 azure-iot-device 2.11.0
When I create the client module using create_from_edge_environment function within my IoT Edge Module, the module is able to correctly push and pull twin, but any message sent is never received on the hub. If I use the from_connection_string and use a connection string within the same Docker, it works... This is really strange, here some information I got from logs:
As you can see, no message is received on the IoT Hub... I normally have a function app that will use the fallback route to receive messages sent.
Any way to investiguate it further on IoT Hub side ? Or some additional logs to investigate on python side ?
Thanks