Closed jherby2k closed 3 months ago
it was on my end.
If anyone else has this issue - check if you have IPv6 working but not IPv4. In my case the port forwarding to HA stopped working but all my testing checked out over IPv6. Tesla doesn't appear to support IPv6.
I am facing the same issue, but I've never changed my IPv4 IPv6 settings in my FritzBox. It was all working nicely up until a week ago. I have IPv6 enabled, but using natively IPv4 as interface.
So I don't think that's the issue in my case.
Is there an existing issue for this?
I have read about the Fleet API and understand I may need to use it
Version of the Tesla component
3.24.0
Version of the Tesla car software
2024.20.9
Model
Model Y
Current Behavior
As of this morning i'm getting "Authentication expired" pop-ups. I've tried re-authenticating with the Tesla HTTP Proxy add-on, pasting in the new generated token (looks like NA_blahblahblah...) as the refresh token as i believe that's what we're using with the fleet API now, right? Anyway, its not working. Tried uninstalling the component and restarting.
I did see some errors in the HTTP proxy logs:
is this because the component tries to use /share/tesla/selfsigned.pem? i'm a bit confused. car.chezwhiteherb.ca has a perfectly valid certificate far as i can see (check yourself: car.chezwhiteherb.ca/.well-known/appspecific/com.tesla.3p.public-key.pem. I tried changing the path in the integration configuration window to my actual wildcard cert from LetsEncrypt, which made that error go away but didn't fix the issue.
Any ideas? I updated the car last night to 2024.20.9 and also updated my router which changed my IPv6 prefix. Don't think either of those would be related, but who knows. This is all getting so very complicated.
Expected Behavior
a working component
Debug logs
Anything else?
No response