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deCONZ REST-API plugin to control ZigBee devices
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Device "eth0" does not exist. #3012

Closed ebreg closed 4 years ago

ebreg commented 4 years ago

Device "eth0" does not exist.

My Raspberry Pi Zero is connected to the local network via Wifi. Since installing deconz the syslog is flooded with the above message.

Jul 3 15:59:54 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:01:22 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:02:50 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:04:19 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:05:46 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:07:13 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:08:41 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist. Jul 3 16:10:10 homebridge deCONZ-WIFI2.sh[325]: Device "eth0" does not exist.

The messages can be disabled by sudo systemctl disable deconz-wifi.service, but that only helps until the next reboot.

Expected behavior

Messages are turned off.

Environment

Host system: Raspberry Pi Zero WH Running method: Raspbian (Homebridge Raspberry Pi Image) Firmware version: 2610700 deCONZ version: 2.05.77 Device: RaspBee II

Additional context

This issue seems to be related to #1738.

SwoopX commented 4 years ago

You can ultimately mute the service with sudo systemctl mask deconz-wifi. However, the messages should be gone with the next release. Requested the necessary changes...

ebreg commented 4 years ago

Perfect, thanks.

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SwoopX commented 4 years ago

Bump, still not fixed.

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