Closed pchaves1 closed 8 months ago
Same here.
Address https://www.ariston-net.remotethermo.com/ returns a 403 error (below). I tried removing cache and cookies, but nothing.
I suspect a bug on the remotethermo platform or an EOL... That would be very unfortunate.
Ariston NET android app gives the same 403 error
same here.
Same, both plugin and their own app give this.
Came to check if anyone else having this issue. Water heater went down 12 hours ago. :(
Same problem over here
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Came to check if anyone else having this issue. Water heater went down 12 hours ago. :(
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Hello, Same for me.
Both of mine iOS App/ HASS integration have problems with the connection. The webservcice https://www.ariston-net.remotethermo.com/ seems to throw 403.
I expect some availability issues on Ariston's end, not the plugin.
I suppose the issue is related to server not to client aka HA integrations, chaffolink android/IOS apps. Temporarely I'm using the home kit integration just to make things work again. I'm waiting for server solution.
This is not a problem with this integration, is a server issue on Ariston side. The price to pay for using cloud!
Temporarely I'm using the home kit integration
@robertomontinaro80 : what is the mentioned "home kit integration"?
Ariston API has been offline for approximately 12 hours. A few minutes ago it worked again but the mobile app still doesn't work.
I suppose the issue is related to server not to client aka HA integrations, chaffolink android/IOS apps. Temporarely I'm using the home kit integration just to make things work again. I'm waiting for server solution.
I fail to see the connection with homekit integration also, but is important enough to ask! Did you manage to connect a Ariston boiler to homekit integration?
seem to be up again
I suppose the issue is related to server not to client aka HA integrations, chaffolink android/IOS apps. Temporarely I'm using the home kit integration just to make things work again. I'm waiting for server solution.
I fail to see the connection with homekit integration also, but is important enough to ask! Did you manage to connect a Ariston boiler to homekit integration?
At the moment I'm connection my heater (chaffoteaux) using the home kit integration. But I'm used to connect it by this ariston integration (which is now unavailable)
Temporarely I'm using the home kit integration
@robertomontinaro80 : what is the mentioned "home kit integration"?
Here the link to the integration: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit_controller
The dazzle come from the fact you manage to connect to the homekit (not what is the integration you use). To explain better we all would love to connect it to the HomeKit since connection is local not via cloud. Seem that your boiler supports homekit but as example my ariston alteas one does not, so is not a solution for me.
Thanks for the info and want to mention again ariston remotethermo is UP.
Can you tell me which Ariston device supports Homekit integration? I have Ariston NET (Cube S) - is it possible to use it with Homekit? It is not recognized by the Homekit Device integration.
Can you tell me which Ariston device supports Homekit integration? I have Ariston NET (Cube S) - is it possible to use it with Homekit? It is not recognized by the Homekit Device integration.
I have the same one, homekit is not supported!
This will be slightly off-topic.
@robertomontinaro80 : what is the mentioned "home kit integration"?
@Meister1977 Please forgive me if something I write is obvious, I want to make sure we are on the same page, that is why I need to build some context.
HomeKit is a home automation system in Apple world. People without HomeAssistant can use it as an out of the box solution if they have iPhones/iPads/AppleTV as there is a dedicated Apple Home App. The drawback is that you have to have a device that supports this type of home automation.
Home Assistant can expose devices to Homekit (via HomeKit Bridge: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit/) so that you can use Home Assitant to "wrap" unsupported devices into a supported format into HomeKit. So if you have Apple devices, you might benefit from having both as you can expose most of your sensors as well as any custom scripts that will be visible as binary switches.
It is also possible to make HomeAssistant to connect to a HomeKit compatible device: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit_controller/ and this is what @robertomontinaro80 is most likely using now. Home Assistant would add a supported HomeKit devices to itself (so no iPhone is needed to read it)
I would do the same, my case is different though, my heater is in a totally different building because I assume, that @robertomontinaro80 has Home Assistant in the same network as his Ariston heater.
~BTW: I did not even know the Ariston is a HomeKit compatible device.~ ~I am very interested, are there any drawbacks of using the HomeKit integration?~
I see, Cube S is not compatible
This will be slightly off-topic.
@robertomontinaro80 : what is the mentioned "home kit integration"?
@Meister1977 Please forgive me if something I write is obvious, I want to make sure we are on the same page, that is why I need to build some context.
- HomeKit is a home automation system in Apple world. People without HomeAssistant can use it as an out of the box solution if they have iPhones/iPads/AppleTV as there is a dedicated Apple Home App. The drawback is that you have to have a device that supports this type of home automation.
- Home Assistant can expose devices to Homekit (via HomeKit Bridge: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit/) so that you can use Home Assitant to "wrap" unsupported devices into a supported format into HomeKit. So if you have Apple devices, you might benefit from having both as you can expose most of your sensors as well as any custom scripts that will be visible as binary switches.
- It is also possible to make HomeAssistant to connect to a HomeKit compatible device: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/homekit_controller/ and this is what @robertomontinaro80 is most likely using now. Home Assistant would add a supported HomeKit devices to itself (so no iPhone is needed to read it)
I would do the same, my case is different though, my heater is in a totally different building because I assume, that @robertomontinaro80 has Home Assistant in the same network as his Ariston heater.
~BTW: I did not even know the Ariston is a HomeKit compatible device.~ ~I am very interested, are there any drawbacks of using the HomeKit integration?~
I see, Cube S is not compatible
Hi I use HA also outside from my network. I've written this morning in the app store leaving a feedback on chaffolink app and below the response of the team:
Translating it means that they are working hard to fix the issues on their server. So we have to wait and not to try to retrieve username or password. Just wait
Ariston server issues have been solved (at least the ATAG Zone). I re-started my HA and everyting is working again.
Same here, all good.
I wonder if the traffic external API -> local unit can be mocked in order to achieve fully local integration and to avoid external dependencies?
Same here, all good.
I wonder if the traffic external API -> local unit can be mocked in order to achieve fully local integration and to avoid external dependencies?
Yes It Will be great
Same here, all good.
I wonder if the traffic external API -> local unit can be mocked in order to achieve fully local integration and to avoid external dependencies?
it would be a great improvement in integration. I wouldn't know where to start
Same here, all good. I wonder if the traffic external API -> local unit can be mocked in order to achieve fully local integration and to avoid external dependencies?
it would be a great improvement in integration. I wouldn't know where to start
Here : https://pro-domo.ddns.net/blog/domotiser-son-chauffage-avec-home-assistant-partie-1.html a french project with direct connection to ebus, I think it's good to start.
Is there some way to control Ariston devices localy without cloud? For example edit DNS record and redirect it to some http server and boiler will connect to local server(integration or addon) and can be controlled locally to avoid cloud problems and shower with cold water(HA automation control water heater)? I yesterday just install this boiler and first day their "cloud" stop working without any notification about maintenance...
This can be safety closed, it is an nice read but has nothing to do whit this integration or a bug.
Hello, the integration was working 40 min ago, but not anymore :(
the url: https://www.ariston-net.remotethermo.com/api/v2/ gives this message:![image](https://github.com/fustom/ariston-remotethermo-home-assistant-v3/assets/45390982/b5602e31-2904-4067-9c01-bce0409a7d44)
Any advice? Best regards