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Reached illegal state! IPV4 address change from defined to undefined #50
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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
This is not stale.. Still occuring Aug 28 09:36:00 garagedoor node[11165]: AssertionError [ERR_ASSERTION]: Reached illegal state! IPV4 address change from defined to undefined! |
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If you can recreate this, at will, turn on debugging please. There should be network change messages around it like Add the environment variable:
And let’s see what comes up in/around the assertion error that’s generated and let’s get this one tracked down for everyone’s sake. 😄 |
Oct 28 18:17:21 irrigation node[19804]: 2024-10-28T07:17:21.037Z ciao:NetworkManager Detected network changes: added: [], removed: [], changes: [{ name: wlan0 , fd13:730d:c0d0:c945:509b:4bd2:3713:6503 -> undefined }]! |
Thanks, @n0rt0nthec4t I'll take a closer look this week. Offhand it looks like the WiFi interface is losing it's connectivity, and therefore it's IPs...and then reacquiring them a few moments to minutes later. Appreciate your help capturing the data to this point. Will update with more as I track this down further. |
Some other observations, this only starting occurring in like a recent version of CIAO. maybe 1.2 or later? Doesnt seem to happen with bonjour or AVAHI, but thats just conjecture |
I’m aware - don’t need more data at this time. Will get back to you when more info or testing is needed. Thanks. 😄 |
I'm having the same error on a new Raspberry Pi 5, standard Homebridge image with a setup restored from a long-term install on a Mac Mini that finally failed. It intermittently loses connectivity, and seems to also restart Homebridge on its own at least some of the times that the network resets. Reviewing the logs after the most recent night of frequent restarts, one of the restarts was preceded by the same error as in the original report, which came after repeated lines of: I get those no IPv4 address errors a lot - not always accompanied by restarts. Environment |
While I appreciate the earnestness, I don’t need any additional feedback at this time on this issue. It’ll be resolved in an upcoming update. Thanks! I should also add: please keep Homebridge reports in the Homebridge issue log, and ciao reports here. Ciao is an underlying capability and ciao is not Homebridge, and Homebridge is not ciao. 😄 Ciao is a network support library, not an end user product. We keep things separated so we can focus appropriately. Thanks! @mishakim I should also add: nobody using Linux should be using ciao for Homebridge. Read the Homebridge wiki or other sources for details…but again, none of that belongs here. 😄 Thanks! |
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Why is this closed? It still an issue waiting to be addressed |
Current Situation
Since updating code based to HAP-Nodejs 1.10 and subsequently having ciao updated to 1.3.0, been seeing these errors below in my accessory logs
Thoughts on why now occurring?
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