thetrueavatar
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4 years ago No but I have seen someone else complaining about this on the viessman community website: https://www.viessmann-community.com/t5/Experten-fragen/ViCare-Blick-zur%C3%BCck-und-nach-vorne/qaq-p/84614/comment-id/103306# I guess that's a side effect of their current dev on the new official API. I guess they are monitoring their current api and activate some threshold where they'll consider that too many connection could be a DDOS attack. You should check your cron trigger that get the data and see if you may increase the polling interval. Regards,
Le ven. 13 mars 2020 à 20:32, Georg Jungermann notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hi Claude! You probably have seen following mail:
_Dear {{ insert first_name 'default=default' }} {{ insert last_name 'default=default' }},
an evaluation has shown that you have used the web interface to Viessmann IoT Services very frequently in recent days.
On the one hand, we are delighted to know you are taking a closer look at our products and solutions. Especially since you have (apparently) found a solution for your specific use case without a description or our support from our side. On the other hand, it challenges us to check and channel the method and frequency of requests to our IoT Services in order to keep those stable and available for all our users.
That’s why we have now taken the decision to limit access to our API. From the coming week on, a threshold will become active that prevents from unauthorized use of the API. This will affect all third-party solutions, which can thereby no longer be used.
We are aware that the demand for APIs to our technologies for integration into other solutions and third-party systems is increasing. To provide you with an opportunity for this, we will launch a portal in the next two months for all developers to get access to our API. With the Viessmann Developer Portal, we intend to open ourselves up, release a documentation of the interface and co-develop new solutions together with you. In addition, we are planning to provide you with useful information around our heating systems you need for your development and to offer you a first-level support concerning our APIs.
As one of the users who is already working with our API, we would like to invite you to an early access to the Developer Portal. If you are interested, please fill out this short form. The access to the pre-version of the Portal will be sent to you within the next weeks.
We hope you understand the decision that we have to take. If you are interested to support us, on further development on the API and to explore new possibilities, we are very happy to welcome you to our Developer Portal soon!
In the meantime in case you have any questions, feel free to contact us under developer@viessmann.com.
Thank you for your understanding.
All the best!
Your Viessmann Developer Portal Team_
Are you changing your scripts, that we can use it in future? Kind regards Georg
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silverback658
JungeG
Hi Claude! You probably have seen following mail:
_Dear {{ insert first_name 'default=default' }} {{ insert last_name 'default=default' }},
an evaluation has shown that you have used the web interface to Viessmann IoT Services very frequently in recent days.
On the one hand, we are delighted to know you are taking a closer look at our products and solutions. Especially since you have (apparently) found a solution for your specific use case without a description or our support from our side. On the other hand, it challenges us to check and channel the method and frequency of requests to our IoT Services in order to keep those stable and available for all our users.
That’s why we have now taken the decision to limit access to our API. From the coming week on, a threshold will become active that prevents from unauthorized use of the API. This will affect all third-party solutions, which can thereby no longer be used.
We are aware that the demand for APIs to our technologies for integration into other solutions and third-party systems is increasing. To provide you with an opportunity for this, we will launch a portal in the next two months for all developers to get access to our API. With the Viessmann Developer Portal, we intend to open ourselves up, release a documentation of the interface and co-develop new solutions together with you. In addition, we are planning to provide you with useful information around our heating systems you need for your development and to offer you a first-level support concerning our APIs.
As one of the users who is already working with our API, we would like to invite you to an early access to the Developer Portal. If you are interested, please fill out this short form. The access to the pre-version of the Portal will be sent to you within the next weeks.
We hope you understand the decision that we have to take. If you are interested to support us, on further development on the API and to explore new possibilities, we are very happy to welcome you to our Developer Portal soon!
In the meantime in case you have any questions, feel free to contact us under developer@viessmann.com.
Thank you for your understanding.
All the best!
Your Viessmann Developer Portal Team_
Are you changing your scripts, that we can use it in future? Kind regards Georg