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Newan / ioBroker.easee

easee is a wallbox with an REST-API. This adapter for ioBroker can used to connect the wallbox with your home environment
MIT License
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Login fail #73

Open BigMastA88 opened 6 months ago

BigMastA88 commented 6 months ago

Hi Newan, I don't know when it started, but my adapter doesn't work anymore.

The log sais: Request failed with status code 429 Api login error - check username and password

I think it's self-explaining that I never changed any credentials.

I sent a mail to the easee support and they gave me a link to the API. All I see there is this:

Too many requests from third party system detected.

Your IP is temporary blocked for 24 hours from the last request received. Easee portal and app will work as normal but any third party integration will fail.

Easee does not provide end-user support for third party integrations. Please contact your third party provider / developer for support.

I closed the adapter and will wait until tomorrow, but I need to know if this is an adapter issue. Do you have the same problems right now?

Thx Alex

NCIceWolf commented 6 months ago

Nope, no such problems here. But I heard that easee introduced some load-avoidance parameters, such as to restrict the number of requests sent towards their api.

I see two possibilities here:

  1. Check your instance settings: In api-settings, what intervall did you choose here? Try to set it to 120 seconds or even greater, if SignalR works stable for you.
  2. Check your scripts if they try to modify/request information too often. For me, 120 seconds work perfectly as well here, since most cars don't like too many changes in the provided power anyway.
BigMastA88 commented 6 months ago

Wow, changed the interval from 30 to 120 and the connections works well now. I wrote to the easee support, that my interval was 30 seconds and they said, that should not be the issue. And also the error code doesn't give any indication to the real problem.Thank youAm 29.02.2024 13:54 schrieb NCIceWolf @.***>: Nope, no such problems here. But I heard that easee introduced some load-avoidance parameters, such as to restrict the number of requests sent towards their api. I see two possibilities here: Check your instance settings: In api-settings, what intervall did you choose here? Try to set it to 120 seconds or even greater, if SignalR works stable for you.Check your skripts if they try to modify/request information too often. For me, 120 seconds work perfectly as well here, since most cars don't like to many changes in the provided power anyway.

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