homebridge-harmony: Error retrieving info from hub: 417

Hi,

today I’ve updated Raspbian. There were ~26 packages to update including, as I can remember, the base-files. Now your awesome plugin stopped working and homebridge is giving me this output:

0|homebridge | [2/18/2019, 10:10:55 PM] [Harmony Hub Ultimate] Loading activities... 0|homebridge | [2/18/2019, 10:10:55 PM] [Harmony Hub Ultimate] Error retrieving info from hub : 417 - {"code":"417"}

I tried to lower the version to 0.4.0 and reinstalling the plugin completely and it’s a NO-GO.

My HomeKit automation relies on your plugin to Turn On the TV when someone is coming home. BTW: Everything was working fine with 0.4.1 version before system update.

Any clues?

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Created 5 years ago
Comments: 24 (4 by maintainers)

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#63 #64 — committed to nicoduj/homebridge-harmony by nicoduj 5 years ago
Adapts json keys and origin URL after Logitech update to 4.15.250 Thanks to @lopelex for the fix: https://github.com/lopelex/harmony-websocket/commit/757099617e439f063200f3184df1bc3f83b55508 Discuss... — committed to misku/pyharmony by misku 5 years ago

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Hi all, it seems that latest firmware broke the plugin. It is in the initial http connection, will have to check and reverse engeener their changes . Meanwhile revert or don’t update !

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nicoduj on Feb 19, 2019

@lopelex (thanks to him !) pushed an updated version of the lib that should work with latest hub firmware (as well as with old one). You can try to update dependencies / uninstall and reinstall my plugin. I will test this evening and release an update probably to force the move .

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nicoduj on Feb 19, 2019

thanks to @reneboer

lopelex on Feb 19, 2019

@rheid In case you’d like to downgrade despite the @lopelex solution, this can be done via MyHarmony desktop software only (AFAIK).

Open up the App, press Shift+F9 and you’ll see Update Remote screen
Scroll down to the very bottom and you’ll see Firmware to enable XMPP. For developers only
Click Update Firmware and connect hub with USB
As soon as the software detects the hub, the Install button becomes enabled.
Click Install and you’re done!

@nicoduj and especially @lopelex - A BIG THANK YOU!

gutaker on Feb 19, 2019

thanks to @lopelex https://github.com/lopelex/harmony-websocket for the quick update !

nicoduj on Feb 19, 2019

Nice! I have not done much testing but i can confirm the error is gone now. And my scenes work again. So it’s looking good so far.

All i did was uninstall and re-install. npm uninstall -g homebridge-harmony npm install -g homebridge-harmony

pponce on Feb 19, 2019

Thank you all for the discussion and @lopelex for the fix. Using those changes I was able to make a python version working again: https://github.com/misku/pyharmony/commit/41d9691a7d4f4f3aa65989b5e281c8f714a1cef3

misku on Apr 26, 2019

There was an Info that XMPP is disabled by default in 4.15.250

By default, Harmony firmware will keep XMPP disabled. For those of you already using the special firmware version 4.15.210 with XMPP access, when your hub upgrades to 4.15.250, you can easily re-enable it by:

• Perform a sync from your LCD screen based Harmony remote, by going to Menu > Settings > Sync Remote, or

• From your Harmony app, go to: Menu > Harmony Setup > Add/Edit Devices & Activities > Remote & Hub > Enable XMPP

DJay-X on Feb 19, 2019

Solution tested, thanks for @reneboer for input on @lopelex solution!

gutaker on Feb 19, 2019

There was an update of the hub, I’m now on 4.15.250, this version reenabled xmpp but apparently broke web sockets

BetoRn on Feb 19, 2019

Ditto… Exactly…

solomonj1963 on Feb 18, 2019