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Discover does not find hub #92
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Anyone? |
if you use docker - you must run with --net=host option |
no docker. |
Have you tried flushing iptables? Looking through earlier issues, the network should support UPNP and Multicast. |
Did you ever find a solution for this problem? As of today one of my two hubs isn't discovered by the Software. I restarted the harmony-api and the Harmony Hub, but unfortunately without success. I am able to ping the Hub, and trying the Software on a other PC gives the same result. Using "HarmonyHubControl" and using the IP of the Hub I'm able to give commands, so the Hub is function correctly. |
Same issue here, it shows up for a second if i restart the hub but disappear right after |
I resolved this issue by performing a full factory reset of the Hub, and re-adding it to my account. Until now the Hub seems te be working correct. https://support.myharmony.com/en-us/how-to-factory-reset-your-harmony#resetHub |
Thanks i will try as soon as im home, in the meantime, whats the correct config syntax to explicitly set hub ip ? |
harmony-api is running on 192.168.0.33
hub is on 192.168.0.33.35
harmony-api is running on Raspberry-PI with Raspbian:
I can ping hub:
There is no firewall.
This is my config.json:
I tried adding hub_ip directly to config.json without any success.
How can I debug this? Do I have to enable something in my local network? Do I have to enable something in the hub?
Thanks.
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