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NodeLink v0.8.0 / ecobee3 - climate type

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Enable verbose on ecobee2 (nothing else) and send me the log when you get a 500.

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Enable verbose on ecobee2 (nothing else) and send me the log when you get a 500.

OK.

Maybe it will repeat tomorrow morning.

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No such luck. With verbose on ecobee2 only, it functioned just fine.

 

I'll leave the verbose logging on, and check it from time to time.

 

Update: All is fine at 5:30 PM

Edited by larryllix

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OK got it @ 7:18 x2,  7:20 & 7:23 AM. All created by selecting [ecobee2] nodepage.

 

Note: NodeLink is responding very slowly as log fills

    "message": ""
  }
} [ecobee2]
2018-01-14 07:20:11 - Error Processing Request: /ecobee2.htm (Index was outside the bounds of the array.)
2018-01-14 07:22:46 - Ecobee Data: {
  "thermostatCount": 2,

logfile_2018-01-14.txt

Edited by larryllix

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This error 500 from ecobee2 node webpage only occurs in the morning, when ecobee1 is on climate type = "Custom3".

 

Ecobee2 changes to climate type = "Home" at 5:00 AM every morning and stays on that climate type, until 5:00 PM.

After ecobee1 changes to climate type = "Home", then ecobee2 webpage behaves properly.

 

 

2018-01-18 06:44:57 - Error Processing Request: /ecobee2.htm (Index was outside the bounds of the array.)
 

  • 2 weeks later...
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Looks like NodeLink v0.9.1 fixed up the webpage error 500 for the ecobee2 during certain climate type slots! I checked during four consecutive mornings now, and it never fails.

 

 

Thanks a lot!  Looks like that  was a tough one to sleuth!

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