Do I have the latest version of the Ewon firmware?
[X] Yes
Do I have the latest version of the application?
[X] Yes
Do I have a custom or modified version of the application?
No
Ewon Firmware Version
14.8s0
Application Version
1.0.2
Network Connection Type
Ethernet
Current Behavior
Upon connector startup without a complete URL/username/password configuration, a shutdown is properly invoked as expected. During the invoked shutdown, though, one or several errors may be thrown due to the failure to clean up session tokens, etc.
Expected Behavior
During the invoked shutdown (resulting from an incomplete URL/username/password configuration), these errors should be suppressed, or the session token revocation should be bypassed.
Steps to Reproduce
Enable/run the connector with a proper configuration file but default username and password configuration values:
Additional Information
If a configuration file error triggers a shutdown, there is likely no session token generated or able to be generated.
This means that calling the session revocation process will likely fail because either 1) no session token exists to revoke or 2) a session token revocation request cannot be properly formed.
Do I have the latest version of the Ewon firmware?
Do I have the latest version of the application?
Do I have a custom or modified version of the application?
No
Ewon Firmware Version
14.8s0
Application Version
1.0.2
Network Connection Type
Ethernet
Current Behavior
Upon connector startup without a complete URL/username/password configuration, a shutdown is properly invoked as expected. During the invoked shutdown, though, one or several errors may be thrown due to the failure to clean up session tokens, etc.
Expected Behavior
During the invoked shutdown (resulting from an incomplete URL/username/password configuration), these errors should be suppressed, or the session token revocation should be bypassed.
Steps to Reproduce
Enable/run the connector with a proper configuration file but default username and password configuration values:
Additional Information
If a configuration file error triggers a shutdown, there is likely no session token generated or able to be generated.
This means that calling the session revocation process will likely fail because either 1) no session token exists to revoke or 2) a session token revocation request cannot be properly formed.
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