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Bluetooth advertising after connected #17

Closed rnehrboss closed 4 years ago

rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

Referring to issue #9. I'm having the same issue (Bluetooth is advertising even after connected to wifi (somewhat intermittently).

I read through issue #9 and checked version: nymea-networkmanager/unknown,now 0.3.2 armhf [installed]

This is on PI Zero W if that helps.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

t-mon commented 5 years ago

Hi @rnehrboss! Could you provide me following information here:

  1. The package information: apt policy nymea-networkmanager

  2. The logs after a clean restart from the service: systemctl restart nymea-networkmanager && journalctl -f -u nymea-networkmanager

I hope this gives us the necessary information in order to finding the issue. Thanks.

rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

Thanks for helping look into this:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ apt policy nymea-networkmanager nymea-networkmanager: Installed: 0.3.2 Candidate: 0.3.2 Version table: 0.3.2+201901111109~03bff81~stretch 500 500 http://repository.nymea.io stretch/main armhf Packages *** 0.3.2 700 700 http://repository.nymea.io stretch/raspbian armhf Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

. pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo systemctl restart nymea-networkmanager && journalctl -f -u nymea-networkmanager [sudo] password for pi: -- Logs begin at Mon 2019-04-15 20:43:07 UTC. -- Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | Application: Shutting down nymea-networkmanager Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | Application:

Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | Application: Shutting down nymea service Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | Application: Shutting down bluetooth service Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | BluetoothServer: Destroy bluetooth server. Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | Application: Shutting down network-manager service Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[3598]: I | NetworkManager: Destroy network manager. Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopping Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection... Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopped Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection. Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection. Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Using configuration file from: "/etc/nymea/nymea-networkmanager.conf" Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application:

Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Starting nymea-networkmanager "0.3.0" Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application:

Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Advertising name: "Intelligent Demographics" Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Platform name: "nymea-box" Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Mode: Core::Mode(ModeOffline) Apr 16 22:02:22 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Timeout: 60 Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: W | NymeaService: Invalid D-Bus HardwareManager interface. Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: W | NymeaService: Could not init nymea D-Bus services Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Start the network manager. Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Initialize network manager Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Version: "1.6.2" Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: State changed: "NetworkManagerStateConnectedGlobal" Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: NetworkManager::NetworkManagerState(NetworkManagerStateConnectedGlobal) Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Connectivity state changed: "Full" Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Networking enabled Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Networkmanager networking is now enabled Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Wireless networking enabled Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Networkmanager wireless networking is now enabled Apr 16 22:02:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: [+] NetworkDevice("lo" - "Generic", "NetworkDeviceStateUnmanaged") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: [+] WirelessNetworkDevice("wlan0", "B8:27:EB:98:46:E9", WirelessNetworkDevice::Mode(ModeInfrastructure), 72 [Mb/s], "NetworkDeviceStateActivated") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: [+] WiredNetworkDevice("usb0", "F6:C9:05:C6:29:E7", 0 [Mb/s], false, "NetworkDeviceStateUnmanaged") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK3", "{1aaff37a-3518-4e86-8d5a-c63e766af23f}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 19:20") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK6", "{8bc3ed43-5236-4e39-bb07-7b1fd3766ffd}", "", "802-11-wireless", "23.03.2019 20:47") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK5", "{4d8ae010-be6d-4e08-870d-d4e81cb98ab5}", "", "802-11-wireless", "09.03.2019 02:48") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK_F9993C", "{5197441b-a3d4-41e7-81e9-f02a161bd5de}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 03:07") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK4", "{1fca9cb8-99e3-4d13-95d3-f90910ebb1be}", "", "802-11-wireless", "08.03.2019 02:33") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("upstairs 3", "{d6df8331-4311-4e1f-9353-68ed0ee1c7e1}", "", "802-11-wireless", "08.02.2019 19:39") Apr 16 22:02:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK2", "{618c63ee-3abf-4cee-8945-eb09b6d9681c}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 17:26") Apr 16 22:02:25 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK7", "{a857bcd1-c34a-4240-8958-56eedb7bf3e9}", "", "802-11-wireless", "16.04.2019 22:00") Apr 16 22:02:25 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: The network manager is now available Apr 16 22:02:25 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | Application: Init is running Apr 16 22:02:25 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[7940]: I | NetworkManager: Network manager initialized successfully.

Symptoms: Sometimes the settings don't "stick".. IE have to run android Berrylan more than once. Often bluetooth stays on advertising even when connected to WIFI. Kind of a security issue.

Thanks again! Richard

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1.

The package information: apt policy nymea-networkmanager 2.

The logs after a clean restart from the service: systemctl restart nymea-networkmanager && journalctl -f -u nymea-networkmanager

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t-mon commented 5 years ago

From what I see the version should be the fixed one, interesting. Can you past me also the log part where the Bluetooth server starts? The logs show only the part until the network-manager initialization (recognizing you are online), but the interesting part would be the reason why the Bluetooth server starts. Are you always able to connect to the service using the app?

Please make sure you are not pasting any passwords with the logs ;-)

rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

Thanks for looking into this.

It happens intermittently. For example it is not advertising now. Here is the log:

Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | Application: Shutting down nymea-networkmanager Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | Application:

Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | Application: Shutting down nymea service Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | Application: Shutting down bluetooth service Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | BluetoothServer: Destroy bluetooth server. Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | Application: Shutting down network-manager service Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4875]: I | NetworkManager: Destroy network manager. Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopping Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection... Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopped Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection. Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection. Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Using configuration file from: "/etc/nymea/nymea-networkmanager.conf" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application:

Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Starting nymea-networkmanager "0.3.0" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application:

Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Advertising name: "Intelligent Demographics" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Platform name: "nymea-box" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Mode: Core::Mode(ModeOffline) Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Timeout: 60 Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: W | NymeaService: Invalid D-Bus HardwareManager interface. Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: W | NymeaService: Could not init nymea D-Bus services Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Start the network manager. Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Initialize network manager Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Version: "1.6.2" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: State changed: "NetworkManagerStateConnectedGlobal" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: NetworkManager::NetworkManagerState(NetworkManagerStateConnectedGlobal) Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Connectivity state changed: "Full" Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Networking enabled Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Networkmanager networking is now enabled Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Wireless networking enabled Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Networkmanager wireless networking is now enabled Apr 25 03:38:23 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: [+] NetworkDevice("lo" - "Generic", "NetworkDeviceStateUnmanaged") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: [+] WirelessNetworkDevice("wlan0", "B8:27:EB:5B:5D:FA", WirelessNetworkDevice::Mode(ModeInfrastructure), 24 [Mb/s], "NetworkDeviceStateActivated") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: [+] WiredNetworkDevice("usb0", "3A:25:2C:17:D9:31", 0 [Mb/s], false, "NetworkDeviceStateUnmanaged") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK_F9993C", "{5197441b-a3d4-41e7-81e9-f02a161bd5de}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 03:07") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK7", "{f857043a-381f-4a5c-bad5-3cf2f9d191c5}", "", "802-11-wireless", "25.04.2019 03:36") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("upstairs 3", "{d6df8331-4311-4e1f-9353-68ed0ee1c7e1}", "", "802-11-wireless", "08.02.2019 19:39") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK2", "{618c63ee-3abf-4cee-8945-eb09b6d9681c}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 17:26") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK3", "{1aaff37a-3518-4e86-8d5a-c63e766af23f}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 19:20") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK4", "{6faba528-c912-44d0-a755-527bf91698e3}", "", "802-11-wireless", "05.03.2019 18:29") Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: The network manager is now available Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Init is running Apr 25 03:38:24 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | NetworkManager: Network manager initialized successfully. Apr 25 03:38:29 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[4888]: I | Application: Post run service

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From what I see the version should be the fixed one, interesting. Can you past me also the log part where the Bluetooth server starts? The logs show only the part until the network-manager initialization (recognizing you are online), but the interesting part would be the reason why the Bluetooth server starts. Are you always able to connect to the service using the app?

Please make sure you are not pasting any passwords with the logs ;-)

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rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

An interesting thing.. If I choose the device in the client app, it goes forward to connect, but immediately back to the Devices screen and it's no longer showing in the list:

In this case it is advertising bluetooth on the client app:

-- Logs begin at Thu 2019-04-25 03:51:26 UTC. -- Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | Application: Shutting down bluetooth service Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | BluetoothServer: Destroy bluetooth server. Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | BluetoothServer: Controller state disonnected. Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | BluetoothServer: Delete network service Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | BluetoothServer: Delete wireless service Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | Application: Shutting down network-manager service Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[406]: I | NetworkManager: Destroy network manager. Apr 25 03:55:05 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopping Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection... Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Stopped Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection. Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started Daemon for nymea to configure wifi network using a Bluetooth LE connection. Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Using configuration file from: "/etc/nymea/nymea-networkmanager.conf" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application:

Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Starting nymea-networkmanager "0.3.0" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application:

Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Advertising name: "Intelligent Demographics" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Platform name: "nymea-box" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Mode: Core::Mode(ModeOffline) Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Timeout: 60 Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: W | NymeaService: Invalid D-Bus HardwareManager interface. Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: W | NymeaService: Could not init nymea D-Bus services Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Start the network manager. Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Initialize network manager Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Version: "1.6.2" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: State changed: "NetworkManagerStateConnectedGlobal" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: NetworkManager::NetworkManagerState(NetworkManagerStateConnectedGlobal) Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Connectivity state changed: "Full" Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Networking enabled Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Networkmanager networking is now enabled Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Wireless networking enabled Apr 25 03:55:06 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Networkmanager wireless networking is now enabled Apr 25 03:55:07 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: [+] NetworkDevice("lo" - "Generic", "NetworkDeviceStateUnmanaged") Apr 25 03:55:07 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: [+] WirelessNetworkDevice("wlan0", "B8:27:EB:98:46:E9", WirelessNetworkDevice::Mode(ModeInfrastructure), 65 [Mb/s], "NetworkDeviceStateActivated") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: [+] WiredNetworkDevice("usb0", "AA:AF:26:51:09:01", 0 [Mb/s], false, "NetworkDeviceStateUnmanaged") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK6", "{8bc3ed43-5236-4e39-bb07-7b1fd3766ffd}", "", "802-11-wireless", "23.03.2019 20:47") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK7", "{ecfcbe19-ba89-4a59-9d51-7f72b6c3827b}", "", "802-11-wireless", "25.04.2019 03:52") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK2", "{618c63ee-3abf-4cee-8945-eb09b6d9681c}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 17:26") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK3", "{1aaff37a-3518-4e86-8d5a-c63e766af23f}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 19:20") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK_F9993C", "{5197441b-a3d4-41e7-81e9-f02a161bd5de}", "", "802-11-wireless", "22.02.2019 03:07") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("upstairs 3", "{d6df8331-4311-4e1f-9353-68ed0ee1c7e1}", "", "802-11-wireless", "08.02.2019 19:39") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK4", "{1fca9cb8-99e3-4d13-95d3-f90910ebb1be}", "", "802-11-wireless", "08.03.2019 02:33") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Settings: [+] NetworkConnection("TP-LINK5", "{4d8ae010-be6d-4e08-870d-d4e81cb98ab5}", "", "802-11-wireless", "09.03.2019 02:48") Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: The network manager is now available Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Init is running Apr 25 03:55:08 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | NetworkManager: Network manager initialized successfully. Apr 25 03:55:13 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[902]: I | Application: Post run service

On Tue, Apr 23, 2019 at 2:03 AM Simon Stürz notifications@github.com wrote:

From what I see the version should be the fixed one, interesting. Can you past me also the log part where the Bluetooth server starts? The logs show only the part until the network-manager initialization (recognizing you are online), but the interesting part would be the reason why the Bluetooth server starts. Are you always able to connect to the service using the app?

Please make sure you are not pasting any passwords with the logs ;-)

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t-mon commented 5 years ago

I still don't see any logs regarding the Bluetooth server :) they should come after the network manager initialization and show why the Bluetooth server is starting and if the Bluetooth server is starting. If those are the full logs, the server is not advertising, but maybe the Bluetooth host itself, but no server behind it.

rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

It seems that after reboot, it's still connected to wifi AP, but advertises on bluetooth. Here is a log after reboot. It's like after reboot it doesn't sense that it is connected but it is.

-- Logs begin at Fri 2019-04-26 17:17:01 UTC. -- Apr 26 18:14:31 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: Create NetworkService. Apr 26 18:14:31 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: NetworkService: Notify state changed "\x07" Apr 26 18:14:31 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: NetworkService: Notify networking enabled changed: enabled Apr 26 18:14:31 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: NetworkService: Notify wireless networking enabled changed: enabled Apr 26 18:14:31 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: Create WirelessService. Apr 26 18:14:32 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: Start advertising "Intelligent Demographics" "B8:27:EB:67:B9:16" Apr 26 18:14:32 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: Controller state advertising... Apr 26 18:14:32 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | Application: Bluetooth server started Apr 26 18:14:32 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: Bluetooth host in discoverable mode. Apr 26 18:21:13 raspberrypi nymea-networkmanager[466]: I | BluetoothServer: Bluetooth host in connectable mode.

If I use the berrylan client again, it let's me connect to the same AP, and then goes away

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I still don't see any logs regarding the Bluetooth server :) they should come after the network manager initialization and show why the Bluetooth server is starting and if the Bluetooth server is starting. If those are the full logs, the server is not advertising, but maybe the Bluetooth host itself, but no server behind it.

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rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

Any further thoughts on this?

t-mon commented 5 years ago

I'm currently restructuring the whole project, which should make things much easier, and hopefully also fix this issue. I'll keep this in mind when testing. Expect a new version in the near future. :)

rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

Thanks Simon. Do you ever encounter situations where the login doesn't "stick"?

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I'm currently restructuring the whole project, which should make things much easier, and hopefully also fix this issue. I'll keep this in mind when testing. Expect a new version in the near future. :)

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t-mon commented 5 years ago

Not sure what you mean with stick? You mean the network does not reconnect automatically or stays connected?

rnehrboss commented 5 years ago

I think I've solved the rebroadcasting issue. Looks like we had some legacy code that was also trying to using BT stack. :(

Hey Simon, where is the device name that is showing up in the app being set?

Thanks again! Richard

On Mon, Sep 16, 2019 at 11:37 AM Simon Stürz notifications@github.com wrote:

Not sure what you mean with stick? You mean the network does not reconnect automatically or stays connected?

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mzanetti commented 5 years ago

@rnehrboss Should be in /etc/nymea/nymea-networkmanager.conf

mzanetti commented 4 years ago

The updates @t-mon referred to have been released and should have improved this behavior.