Open jezzaw007 opened 8 months ago
Same issue here unfortunately (with exact same errors); using docker-based image of newest HA on my Synology NAS. Did you manage to fix this? I'm trying to reverse engineer it right now and run outside HA, I have some issues with the cookie return (no key 'stok' in there) for MC889
@jezzaw007 @rafalpietrzakio Guys, can you please check if latest PR fixes the issue?
I've just tried again.
I see the sensors in the dev tools but all data is unavailable/unknown. Note that I've used the 192.168.254.1 IP which is the IP of MC889 modem I have
What is the output of:
python config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3
(or modify path to where your zte_tool.py is and run the command)
I did it inside of my docker terminal of the home assistant and got this. Maybe I did it wrong?
homeassistant-home-assistant1:/config# python python_scripts/zte_tool.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py", line 301, in
ha_select = int(sys.argv[1])
IndexError: list index out of range
I've manually changed the ha_select to 3 (zteInfo) ha_select = 3 instead of ha_select = int(sys.argv[1])
Now the output is actual data from the router.
{ "wa_inner_version":"BD_PLKPLMC889V1.0.0B13", "cr_version":"", "network_type":"ENDC", "rssi":"", "rscp":"", "rmcc":"260", "rmnc":"2", "enodeb_id":"47489", "lte_rsrq":"-11", "lte_rsrp":"-100", "Z5g_snr":"", "Z5g_rsrp":"-93", "ZCELLINFO_band":"", "Z5g_dlEarfcn":"", "lte_ca_pcell_arfcn":"", "lte_ca_pcell_band":"7", "lte_ca_scell_band":"1", "lte_ca_pcell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_scell_info":"", "lte_ca_scell_bandwidth":"15.0", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_pci":"101", "Z5g_CELL_ID":"", "Z5g_SINR":"7.5", "cell_id":"4748924", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_ca_pcell_band":"7", "lte_ca_pcell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_scell_band":"1", "lte_ca_scell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_pcell_arfcn":"", "lte_ca_scell_arfcn":"", "lte_multi_ca_scell_info":"1,396,1,1,225,15.0;2,293,1,1,225,15.0;3,227,2,3,1599,10.0", "wan_active_band":"LTEBAND7", "nr5g_pci":"125", "nr5g_action_band":"n1", "nr5g_cell_id":"", "lte_snr":"7.2", "ecio":"", "wan_active_channel":"3175", "nr5g_action_channel":"426050", "ngbr_cell_info":"REDACTED", "monthly_tx_bytes":"2153724263", "monthly_rx_bytes":"36731967594", "lte_pci":"101", "lte_pci_lock":"", "lte_earfcn_lock":"", "wan_ipaddr":"REDACTED", "wan_apn":"internet", "pm_sensor_mdm":"", "pm_modem_5g":"", "nr5g_pci":"125", "nr5g_action_channel":"426050", "nr5g_action_band":"n1", "Z5g_SINR":"7.5", "Z5g_rsrp":"-93", "wan_active_band":"LTEBAND7", "wan_active_channel":"3175", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_multi_ca_scell_info":"1,396,1,1,225,15.0;2,293,1,1,225,15.0;3,227,2,3,1599,10.0", "cell_id":"4748924", "dns_mode":"auto", "prefer_dns_manual":"", "standby_dns_manual":"", "network_type":"ENDC", "rmcc":"260", "rmnc":"2", "lte_rsrq":"-11", "lte_rssi":"-70", "lte_rsrp":"-100", "lte_snr":"7.2", "wan_lte_ca":"ca_activated", "lte_ca_pcell_band":"7", "lte_ca_pcell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_scell_band":"1", "lte_ca_scell_bandwidth":"15.0", "lte_ca_pcell_arfcn":"", "lte_ca_scell_arfcn":"", "wan_ipaddr":"REDACTED", "static_wan_ipaddr":"", "opms_wan_mode":"LTE_BRIDGE", "opms_wan_auto_mode":"AUTO_LTE_GATEWAY", "ppp_status":"ppp_connected", "loginfo":"ok", "realtime_time":"25496", "signalbar":"5" }
I did it inside of my docker terminal of the home assistant and got this. Maybe I did it wrong?
homeassistant-home-assistant1:/config# python python_scripts/zte_tool.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "/config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py", line 301, in ha_select = int(sys.argv[1])
~~~~^^^ IndexError: list index out of range
Just to be clear, did you try python python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3
-> integer 3 is at the end of the line. That would translate to value of ha_select = int(sys.argv[1]) and it should work
Ah, right. Actually I get the response as above, so it seem to be working. Although all sensors have unavailable / unknown data. My HomeAssistant log says this:
It is strange that "cell_id" would return as None, and it is clearly visible in output...
I would suggest you edit https://github.com/Kajkac/ZTE-MC-Home-assistant/blob/master/sensors/sensors.yaml#L63
to:
value_template: "{{ state_attr('sensor.zte_router_info', 'cell_id') |default(0) |int(base=16) }}"
Mind the indentation. This should set default value to 0 :)
Still doesn't work unfortunately
Hi everyone,
any news on this issue? Have the same issue with MC888 at the moment on HA Green.
Thank you in advance,
Robert
Hi, just wanted to update you that I managed to get the data from sensors to display:
1st issue I had, the zte_tool_py wasn't running because it would stop at the 1st line "import requests" since it wasn't installed. Sorted by:
2nd issue when trying to run python python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3
was
Sorted by adding empty "" zteInstance = zteRouter("192.168.0.1", "", "PASSWORD")
After that I could run the script and got the sensors to show values
New to this so I would like to apologize if the explanation is a bit messy.
Before all this I had to add to configuration.yaml: python_script: like explained at https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/python_script/
Hi, just wanted to update you that I managed to get the data from sensors to display:
1st issue I had, the zte_tool_py wasn't running because it would stop at the 1st line "import requests" since it wasn't installed. Sorted by:
2nd issue when trying to run
python python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3
was
Sorted by adding empty ""
zteInstance = zteRouter("192.168.0.1", "", "PASSWORD")
After that I could run the script and got the sensors to show values
New to this so I would like to apologize if the explanation is a bit messy.
Before all this I had to add to configuration.yaml: python_script: like explained at https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/python_script/
I am having the same issue but can you clarify that you also edited the configuration.yaml? If so what did you add?
default_config:
frontend: themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
python_script: automation: !include automations.yaml script: !include scripts.yaml scene: !include scenes.yaml sensor: !include_dir_merge_list sensors/
command_line: !include_dir_merge_list command_line/
was able to run "python -m pip install requests" via add-on "Advanced SSH & Web Terminal", if it helps someone.
I use HASSIO
I chose to add the Python requests module via a Python virtual environment.
1) python3 -m venv /config/python_scripts/python_requests_virtual_environment
2) source /config/python_scripts/python_requests_virtual_environment/bin/activate
3) pip3 install requests
Then modify the zte_tool.py file:
Move import sys to the top of the file and put this line under it. The top of my zte_tool.py file looks like this:
import sys sys.path.append('/config/python_scripts/python_requests_virtual_environment/lib/python3.12/site-packages')
I have created the folders and amended the configuration.yaml as per instruction, commented out switch in favor of command_line and rebooted HA. The sensors and switch are created.
I edited the IP and password in zte_tool.py are correct. Not sure if this is a script issue or if its a configuration issue, look forward to your guidance:
Logger: homeassistant.components.command_line.utils Source: components/command_line/utils.py:54 Integration: Command Line (documentation, issues) Command failed (with return code 1): /usr/local/bin/python /config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 1 Command failed (with return code 1): /usr/local/bin/python /config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 3 Command failed (with return code 1): /usr/local/bin/python /config/python_scripts/zte_tool.py 6
I think this because i use HAOS and python is located at /usr/bin/python symlinks do not save on reboot, I amended the script but not sure what else I need to check to get it to work, thanks