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yp87 / leaf2mqtt

Pull in data from the Nissan Connect platform for the LEAF and publish over MQTT
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Not connecting anymore #27

Closed davc1 closed 2 years ago

davc1 commented 2 years ago

I have an issue similar to #25. End of March I had a notification in the app that there was an upgrade. After that upgrade, your marvelous code stopped working. If I run the container, it says "An error occured while logging in". Of course the credentials are correct. I have a Leaf 2020, and everything worked fine up until this upgrade. I'm based in the UK. My suspect is that they changed some API URL. I've asked Nissan, but they're not really cooperative. I tried to delete and re-create everything from scratch, but no luck.

Any idea of what changed I guess on Nissan side.

Thanks, and keep up the good work for the community :)

georgezip commented 2 years ago

I had the same problem but deleted container, redownloaded from github, compiled and it is working now

Nissan leaf 2021 (NissanConnect)

davc1 commented 2 years ago

Thanks. I did that already but it didn't work unfortunately.I'll try something else in the next few days. Thanks

davc1 commented 2 years ago

I built a new server from scratch, and deployed this again from scratch, but still same issue. Credentials are fine of course. I've asked Nissan if they changed anything here in the UK for my model

davc1 commented 2 years ago

It's working now, after I also reconfigured the MQTT broker on the Home Assistant. Just bizarre it stopped working after the Nissan app update as I never changed the MQTT broker config. Thanks anyway for your help.

yp87 commented 2 years ago

This outage was caused by Nissan. They changed the api key again, so the api access was broken until the new key was updated in Tobias' repository 6 days ago: https://gitlab.com/tobiaswkjeldsen/dartnissanconnectna/-/commit/45f5557057d3aa829b58647e87bc43cec9793d3f

You did not have to do anything to fix it since the container will fetch the latest key from the repository.

You can also use the prebuilt image instead of building it on your own (see readme)