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robertklep / nefit-easy-http-server

HTTP server to access Nefit/Bosch XMPP backend over HTTP
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XMPP authentication failure (even after installing easy-server v4.0.1) #14

Closed mchangsp closed 6 years ago

mchangsp commented 6 years ago

Since a few days I get the error "XMPP authentication error". I found https://github.com/robertklep/nefit-easy-http-server/issues/12 and upgraded easy-server. The error is still there. Any tips?

I upgraded various packages. This is the result: Raspberry Pi with Raspian jessie npm -v: 6.1.0 node -v: v9.9.0 easy-server -v: 4.0.1

regards Marc

robertklep commented 6 years ago

If you run the server with debugging enabled, it will log a lot of data that might provide a clue why it's not working for you.

Start it like this:

env DEBUG=* easy-server

Please post the output here (I don't think it will contain any sensitive data, but please make sure it doesn't).

mchangsp commented 6 years ago

Hi Robert, The error output is in the err.txt file. I blanked out some data shown with "blanked out" err.txt

Thanks for looking into the matter.

robertklep commented 6 years ago

The output in the logfile isn't from the latest version of the server, but from the previous (non-functioning) version.

I suspect that you have two versions of easy-server installed, one in /usr/bin and one in /usr/local/bin, and the wrong one is started (probably the one in /usr/bin).

This can happen when you have upgraded Node.js to a version that isn't available in the regular "jessie" repo (perhaps through a PPA).

You can find out the versions of the server as follows:

/usr/bin/easy-server -v
/usr/local/bin/easy-server -v

And remove the file that outputs the outdated version.

mchangsp commented 6 years ago

Robert, you are the best! I indeed had an old version in /usr/bin/easy-server. For a quick hack I deleted that version and now the easy-server is up and running again.

Thanks Thanks Thanks!

regards Marc