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Does this really work anymore #7

Open jonaswikstrom opened 9 months ago

jonaswikstrom commented 9 months ago

Hello

I did configured a Tibber Pulse with success a couple of month ago. Now I have another Pulse trying to reproduce the steps but at action number 19 it is stop. The app does not seem to accept the Pulse as a configured unit when starting the app again. I have tried serveral times without success.

Any information?

MSkjel commented 9 months ago

Hmm, I dont see any obvious changes to their app. Have you tried with an older version of it? I did all this using v22.42.0. You are also sure you are hitting Send before hitting Apply on the pulse website? You could also try and wait a bit after doing everythinng and see if it just pops up in the app after a while.

ProfDrYoMan commented 8 months ago

@jonaswikstrom you might also check out this one which is getting rid of a lot of steps in between and works flawless for me.

https://github.com/marq24/ha-tibber-pulse-local

jswetzen commented 8 months ago

I just set it up successfully with Tibber Pulse P1 and version 23.42.0 of the Android app. Got local MQTT and Tibber forwarding working beautifully as far as I can see (ten minutes in...) Thanks @MSkjel !

Hant0r commented 7 months ago

It's the same for me as it is for @jonaswikstrom As soon as I restart the Pulse after changing the data, it falls into an error and no longer starts.

Unfortunately, @ProfDrYoMan solution doesn't help me because I don't have HA. Are there any other solutions without HA, e.g. with ioBroker?

MrStrategy commented 6 months ago

same here. But it looks like the tibber bridge needs a tls connection. You can't set the certificate information in the params to NULL any more and the dmesg log within the bridge indicates, it still tries to use TLS authentication. I'll add some more details once I'm able to access the device again.

G4mm3l commented 6 months ago

I've run into the same issues, i'am trying to set generated self signed client certificates over the web ui, but it still says that there's an issue in formatting (error: SyntaxError: Bad control character in string literal in JSON at position 3146 (line 1 column 3147)) Has anyone solved this problem?

ingoblum commented 4 months ago

There seems to be a parsing issue with the current web ui of the bridge, however it is also possible to use the console on the third tab. With help you can show a list of available commands, param_list prints all the variables and their contents and finally

param_set ca_cert ''
param_set certificate ''
param_set private_key ''

cleared the certificates. After that the bridge connected to my Mosquitto instance successfully without any authentication. Don't forget to save to flash with either the button "Store params to flash" or the command param_store.