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Local setup does not pull up any data #451
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Hi @DOCNY
Did it stop working immediately after the update? Also, can share the logs you see in |
Checking pypowerwall
Checking telegraf
Checking influxdb
Checking grafana
Checking weather411
One or more tests failed.
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Running as cloud Verify Powerwall-Dashboard 4.1.1 on Linux - Timezone: America/New_YorkThis script will attempt to verify all the services needed to run Checking pypowerwall
Checking telegraf
Checking influxdb
Checking grafana
Checking weather411
All tests succeeded. |
This is the core issue. A few thoughts:
It is good you are able to connect to the Tesla Cloud, but this version (23.44.0) should still have local APIs. The key issue seems to be that pypowerwall is not able to connect to the Powerwall. |
I can access via local ip and can log in with same credentials. Interestingly, I have an home assistant integration and that is down as well. That's why I think it may Tesla limiting local API etc. I get the following error there A connection error occurred while connecting to the Powerwall: Powerwall is unreachable: Cannot connect to host 192.168.X.X:443 ssl:False [Connect call failed ('192.168.X.X', 443)] |
I recommend you stop the home assistant integration and stop pypowerwall. Wait 10m for the block to expire and try pypowerwall again. |
it did not help. I am using synology docker for both pypowerwall and home assistant. No change in firewall. DSM 7.2 for at least two months or so. I see data drop from 3/9 |
Do you have a shell you can run on the synology? If so, you could try to manually connect by running a python script (of course, replace 192.168.x.x with the actual address): import pypowerwall
pypowerwall.set_debug(True)
pw = pypowerwall.Powerwall("192.168.x.x","password")
print(pw.status())
print(pw.power()) Also test network from there from the shell: ping 192.168.x.x
curl -k https://192.168.x.x |
it has error connecting. On home assistant it seems to indicate it has Powerwall Self signed certificate issue. 443 ssl:False [Connect call failed |
The Powerwall uses a self-signed cert so that is valid, but it has always been that way. If you are having troubles connecting using the |
thanks for all the support. it turned out to be a vlan assignment for Synology port on Unifi. Previous versions used to have option of all Vlans and with the current one, that's not an option and if you choose any vlan (including Synology own vlan) other the default it will do that for some reason. |
Hi @alexmccoy This may help you navigate past the upgrade screens: #367 (comment) You should first stop the Dashboard ( |
I am not sure if this is a new change from Tesla but I had local LAN setup and working fine but now it does not pull any data after the last update. Previously I lost string data. Nothing changed in setup on my end.
If I change to cloud setup the data is enabled again but no historic data.
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