Open zxdavb opened 6 years ago
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Fri Oct 5 00:35:40 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:40 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:40 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:40 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:40 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:40 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:41 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:41 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
Fri Oct 5 00:35:41 2018 user.debug /usr/lib/hass/push_event.sh: push_event wlan1 WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN 20:47:ed:55:f5:a6 8ff510a9-df20-d88d-614e-d7bd47f50bae 0-00000000-0 0x268c 0 1 [Sky Q box]
This device is not in my house. :(
Thanks for the input, I left that as a warning from back when I was investigating all the hostapd events which would be useful for monitoring presence, it should of course be debug. I'll get on it after the week-end.
What do you mean by "this device is not in my house"?
What do you mean by "this device is not in my house"?
The device is next door, I guess (it is not one of my own wifi-enabled devices). In fact, there are several such devices appearing in the log, all with WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN
.
The real question is: why are these devices puzzling my WiFi?
Thanks for your work.
I was getting
WPS-ENROLLEE-SEEN
events, and it has more than three parameters, causing errors in the system log.When I looked at https://w1.fi/wpa_supplicant/devel/ctrl_iface_page.html, it seems all Control interface events have: iface msg, but after that it varies, so it may be better to reverse the logic a bit to reduce errors in favour of warnings (or just ignore?).
IMO, you can get rid of the
if
block altogether? And maybe thewarning
too?