Blocked IPs

[kakopappa]

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87.20.141.176 151.63.198.226

[felipeparente]

I think that my IP is blocked 201.20.78.24 😔

[kakopappa]

@felipeparente why do you think so?

[felipeparente]

A few days ago, I was integrating a product of mine with SinricPro. I had put a delay of 1s at the end of the loop, I noticed that it was connecting and disconnecting all the time, it took me a long time to realize that this was due to this delay. After corrected, everything was OK, but in a few minutes, my program did not connect anymore, even today it does not connect anymore.

[kakopappa]

@felipeparente checked the server and your IP is not banned. try connecting to server via mobile hotspot.

[sivar2311]

A 1s delay in loop should not result in disconnects / reconnects. The reason must be something else. Mobile hotspot is a good point to clearify if there are some other wifi issues.

[felipeparente]

I just tested on the smartphone hotspot, it doesn't connect. I used the Switch example, and everything was OK, but now it doesn't connect anymore. DEBUG doesn't show much.

[SinricPro]: Device "61e03ae2d7ffa945f32059d3" does not exist. creating new device [SinricPro:add()]: Adding device with id "61e03ae2d7ffa945f32059d3".

But the device mentioned is registered in my account.

[sivar2311]

This debug message means that a device with this id is created inside the sdk on your esp. it does not check the existance in your account.

[sivar2311]

can you share the rest of the log and post your sketch (without your credentials)?

[felipeparente]

It's my code to connect..

SinricProSwitch& mySwitch = SinricPro[sinricProSwitchId.c_str()];
mySwitch.onPowerState(onPowerState);    // set callback function to device

// setup SinricPro
SinricPro.onConnected([](){ 
  Serial.print(F(":) Connected to SinricPro\r\n"));
  sinricProConnected = true;
});
SinricPro.onDisconnected([](){ 
  Serial.print(F(":( Disconnected from SinricPro\r\n")); 
  sinricProConnected = false;
});
SinricPro.begin(sinricProAppKey.c_str(), sinricProAppSecret.c_str());

[sivar2311]

please share the full sketch. there are some points unclear to me.

[felipeparente]

The connection part is just that. The variables: sinricProSwitchId, sinricProAppKey and sinricProAppSecret come from the settings, saved in file.

I call setupSinricPro() method after checking if internet connected.

[sivar2311]

Do you check the variable sinricProConnected somewhere? You don't need this. You can use SinricPro.isConnected() Anyway, for a detailed analyse, the full code would be helpful (to see where the error might happen). If the switch example is working, something else must be wrong in your sketch.

[felipeparente]

I found the error. I was only calling SinricPro.handle() if SinricPro was connected.

I fixed it and it worked.

[sivar2311]

I'm glad you found the reason!