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It’s working great. ?Thank you ?
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On 18 Apr 2025, at 8:41?am, jbasen via groups.io <jay.m.basen@...> wrote:
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I'm glad I've got something that is working for you?
Jay
On 4/17/2025 4:38 PM, gbnet.hifi via groups.io wrote:
This has prompted me to move to Hubitat for sensibo. ? And I’m using Jays driver to communicate back to crestron. ?
I don’t really want to update my crestron firmware as I’ve heard of other people having things broken which were ?working well before updating. ?
?
Thanks Jeremy.
I can make that change but, given the risks you highlight, would prefer to leave it to individual users.
Thanks again
Jay
On 4/16/2025 8:25 AM, Jeremy Weatherford via groups.io wrote:
I'm just a bystander here, but the exception seems to be complaining about the certificate on the remote site, which for this module appears to be
.? I would start by updating the firmware on the processor - it is possible Sensibo switched to a new Certificate Authority which is not accepted by your processor, and the newer firmware
would include this new CA.? If that doesn't work, you can modify the module code by adding "client.HostVerification = false;" after each "HttpsClient client = new HttpsClient();" line (there are 9 of them).? This allows for the possibility of someone intercepting
your traffic and impersonating the Sensibo server.? Only proceed if this is an acceptable risk.? :)
I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have been using your sensibo module for a few years and it has been working fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to be an SSL issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air - Refresh - Error Sending Device Command: Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String Device_ID, String API_Key, Int16 Default_Target_Temperature, String Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object __EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
Thanks
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I'm glad I've got something that is working for you?
Jay
On 4/17/2025 4:38 PM, gbnet.hifi via
groups.io wrote:
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This has prompted me to move to Hubitat for
sensibo. ? And I’m using Jays driver to communicate back to
crestron. ?
I don’t really want to update my crestron firmware
as I’ve heard of other people having things broken which were
?working well before updating. ?
?
Thanks Jeremy.
I can make that change but, given the risks you highlight,
would prefer to leave it to individual users.
Thanks again
Jay
On 4/16/2025 8:25 AM, Jeremy
Weatherford via groups.io wrote:
I'm just a bystander here, but the exception
seems to be complaining about the certificate on the
remote site, which for this module appears to be
.?
I would start by updating the firmware on the processor -
it is possible Sensibo switched to a new Certificate
Authority which is not accepted by your processor, and the
newer firmware would include this new CA.? If that doesn't
work, you can modify the module code by adding
"client.HostVerification = false;" after each "HttpsClient
client = new HttpsClient();" line (there are 9 of them).?
This allows for the possibility of someone intercepting
your traffic and impersonating the Sensibo server.? Only
proceed if this is an acceptable risk.? :)
I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have
been using your sensibo module for a few years and it
has been working fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to
be an SSL issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air -
Refresh - Error Sending Device Command:
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer
certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA
certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse
response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest
A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest
aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest
aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String
Device_ID, String API_Key, Int16
Default_Target_Temperature, String
Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object
__EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
Thanks
|
This has prompted me to move to Hubitat for sensibo. ? And I’m using Jays driver to communicate back to crestron. ?
I don’t really want to update my crestron firmware as I’ve heard of other people having things broken which were ?working well before updating. ?
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On 17 Apr 2025, at 1:12?am, jbasen via groups.io <jay.m.basen@...> wrote:
?
Thanks Jeremy.
I can make that change but, given the risks you highlight, would prefer to leave it to individual users.
Thanks again
Jay
On 4/16/2025 8:25 AM, Jeremy Weatherford via groups.io wrote:
I'm just a bystander here, but the exception seems to be complaining about the certificate on the remote site, which for this module appears to be
.? I would start by updating the firmware on the processor - it is possible Sensibo switched to a new Certificate Authority which is not accepted by your processor, and the newer firmware
would include this new CA.? If that doesn't work, you can modify the module code by adding "client.HostVerification = false;" after each "HttpsClient client = new HttpsClient();" line (there are 9 of them).? This allows for the possibility of someone intercepting
your traffic and impersonating the Sensibo server.? Only proceed if this is an acceptable risk.? :)
I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have been using your sensibo module for a few years and it has been working fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to be an SSL issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air - Refresh - Error Sending Device Command: Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String Device_ID, String API_Key, Int16 Default_Target_Temperature, String Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object __EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
Thanks
|
Thanks Jeremy.
I can make that change but, given the risks you highlight, would
prefer to leave it to individual users.
Thanks again
Jay
On 4/16/2025 8:25 AM, Jeremy
Weatherford via groups.io wrote:
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Show quoted text
I'm just a bystander here, but the exception seems
to be complaining about the certificate on the remote site,
which for this module appears to be .?
I would start by updating the firmware on the processor - it is
possible Sensibo switched to a new Certificate Authority which
is not accepted by your processor, and the newer firmware would
include this new CA.? If that doesn't work, you can modify the
module code by adding "client.HostVerification = false;" after
each "HttpsClient client = new HttpsClient();" line (there are 9
of them).? This allows for the possibility of someone
intercepting your traffic and impersonating the Sensibo server.?
Only proceed if this is an acceptable risk.? :)
I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have been
using your sensibo module for a few years and it has been
working fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to be an
SSL issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air - Refresh -
Error Sending Device Command:
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer
certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA
certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse
response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest
A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest
aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest
aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String
Device_ID, String API_Key, Int16 Default_Target_Temperature,
String Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object
__EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
Thanks
|
I'm just a bystander here, but the exception seems to be complaining about the certificate on the remote site, which for this module appears to be .? I would start by updating the firmware on the processor - it is possible Sensibo switched to a new Certificate Authority which is not accepted by your processor, and the newer firmware would include this new CA.? If that doesn't work, you can modify the module code by adding "client.HostVerification = false;" after each "HttpsClient client = new HttpsClient();" line (there are 9 of them).? This allows for the possibility of someone intercepting your traffic and impersonating the Sensibo server.? Only proceed if this is an acceptable risk.? :)
I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have been using your sensibo module for a few years and it has been working fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to be an SSL issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air - Refresh - Error Sending Device Command: Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String Device_ID, String API_Key, Int16 Default_Target_Temperature, String Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object __EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
Thanks
|
Let me add that I've just started working with a product that
will be an alternative to the Sensibo.? I'm in the process of
talking to the company about some features and waiting for some
product updates so it isn't anything I can discuss at this time.?
However, I just wanted to throw this out in case it turns out that
the integration is terminally broken.? I'm working towards have an
article out in a few months.
Thanks
Jay
On 3/25/2025 4:49 PM, jbasen via
groups.io wrote:
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As is always the case, you are the first person to report this
issue.?.
I wish I could help more but certificates are just something
that I fully admit I don't have the necessary knowledge to help
with debugging.? I also don't have any contacts at Sensibo that
I can pull from to provide assistance.? Sensibo does have a
support center website ().?
When I was writing the integration code I had to use them
periodically.? I can't say they were great but it might be worth
a try to send them a message.? At least they might be able to
tell you if they changed anything on their end with a firmware
update.?
Hope this helps, at least a little.
Jay
On 3/25/2025 4:38 PM, gbnet.hifi via
groups.io wrote:
Thanks for the thoughts. ? Especially thank you
to jbasen for your thoughts. ?
The strange thing is that I have updated
nothing. ? I haven’t touched the code or firmware in the cp3
( yes not a cp4). The certificate on the cp3 is self signed
and has an expiry date of 2074. ?
I am wondering if the sensibo has updated its
firmware automatically and has an issue with the self signed
crestron certificate.?
I’m also trying to work out if the error
message is a result of the sensibo not liking the
certificate in the crestron cp3 or if it’s a result of the
crestron cp3 not liking the certificate on the sensibo. ??
?
Thanks for chiming in.? Good idea.
Jay
On 3/25/2025 7:49 AM, ckangis
via groups.io wrote:
I'm well above my pay-grade here, so this is just a
possible musing...
?
Did you upgrade to some of the most recent FW (I'm
assuming this is a CP4)??
There's some issues with HomeKit, DSC, etc. that
these newer FWs break related I think to certificate
management.
I don't use these interfaces but I'm sure if I
updated my CP4's it would break something that they
haven't identified, and maybe this is your issue...
I've been staying on the "cp4_2.8003.00056.01.puf",
as it seems to be *reasonably* stable...and you know
what 'reasonably' means...:)
?
Just throwing this out as a possibility...
|
As is always the case, you are the first person to report this
issue.?.
I wish I could help more but certificates are just something that
I fully admit I don't have the necessary knowledge to help with
debugging.? I also don't have any contacts at Sensibo that I can
pull from to provide assistance.? Sensibo does have a support
center website ().? When I was writing
the integration code I had to use them periodically.? I can't say
they were great but it might be worth a try to send them a
message.? At least they might be able to tell you if they changed
anything on their end with a firmware update.?
Hope this helps, at least a little.
Jay
On 3/25/2025 4:38 PM, gbnet.hifi via
groups.io wrote:
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Thanks for the thoughts. ? Especially thank you
to jbasen for your thoughts. ?
The strange thing is that I have updated nothing.
? I haven’t touched the code or firmware in the cp3 ( yes not
a cp4). The certificate on the cp3 is self signed and has an
expiry date of 2074. ?
I am wondering if the sensibo has updated its
firmware automatically and has an issue with the self signed
crestron certificate.?
I’m also trying to work out if the error message
is a result of the sensibo not liking the certificate in the
crestron cp3 or if it’s a result of the crestron cp3 not
liking the certificate on the sensibo. ??
?
Thanks for chiming in.? Good idea.
Jay
On 3/25/2025 7:49 AM, ckangis
via groups.io wrote:
I'm well above my pay-grade here, so this is just a
possible musing...
?
Did you upgrade to some of the most recent FW (I'm
assuming this is a CP4)??
There's some issues with HomeKit, DSC, etc. that
these newer FWs break related I think to certificate
management.
I don't use these interfaces but I'm sure if I
updated my CP4's it would break something that they
haven't identified, and maybe this is your issue...
I've been staying on the "cp4_2.8003.00056.01.puf",
as it seems to be *reasonably* stable...and you know
what 'reasonably' means...:)
?
Just throwing this out as a possibility...
|
Thanks for the thoughts. ? Especially thank you to jbasen for your thoughts. ?
The strange thing is that I have updated nothing. ? I haven’t touched the code or firmware in the cp3 ( yes not a cp4). The certificate on the cp3 is self signed and has an expiry date of 2074. ?
I am wondering if the sensibo has updated its firmware automatically and has an issue with the self signed crestron certificate.?
I’m also trying to work out if the error message is a result of the sensibo not liking the certificate in the crestron cp3 or if it’s a result of the crestron cp3 not liking the certificate on the sensibo. ??
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On 26 Mar 2025, at 4:39?am, jbasen via groups.io <jay.m.basen@...> wrote:
?
Thanks for chiming in.? Good idea.
Jay
On 3/25/2025 7:49 AM, ckangis via groups.io wrote:
I'm well above my pay-grade here, so this is just a possible musing...
?
Did you upgrade to some of the most recent FW (I'm assuming this is a CP4)??
There's some issues with HomeKit, DSC, etc. that these newer FWs break related I think to certificate management.
I don't use these interfaces but I'm sure if I updated my CP4's it would break something that they haven't identified, and maybe this is your issue...
I've been staying on the "cp4_2.8003.00056.01.puf", as it seems to be *reasonably* stable...and you know what 'reasonably' means...:)
?
Just throwing this out as a possibility...
|
Thanks for chiming in.? Good idea.
Jay
On 3/25/2025 7:49 AM, ckangis via
groups.io wrote:
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Show quoted text
I'm well above my pay-grade here, so this is just a possible
musing...
?
Did you upgrade to some of the most recent FW (I'm assuming
this is a CP4)??
There's some issues with HomeKit, DSC, etc. that these newer
FWs break related I think to certificate management.
I don't use these interfaces but I'm sure if I updated my
CP4's it would break something that they haven't identified, and
maybe this is your issue...
I've been staying on the "cp4_2.8003.00056.01.puf", as it
seems to be *reasonably* stable...and you know what 'reasonably'
means...:)
?
Just throwing this out as a possibility...
|
I'm well above my pay-grade here, so this is just a possible musing...
?
Did you upgrade to some of the most recent FW (I'm assuming this is a CP4)??
There's some issues with HomeKit, DSC, etc. that these newer FWs break related I think to certificate management.
I don't use these interfaces but I'm sure if I updated my CP4's it would break something that they haven't identified, and maybe this is your issue...
I've been staying on the "cp4_2.8003.00056.01.puf", as it seems to be *reasonably* stable...and you know what 'reasonably' means...:)
?
Just throwing this out as a possibility...
|
I'm glad you've found the Sensibo module helpful.? Unfortunately,
I don't know that I'm going to be helpful solving this problem.?
I'm just not well versed in certificates and how Crestron handles
them on a processor.?? I have a NAS drive where windows complains
about the drive's certificate and the manufacturer can't even give
me a straight answer on solving the problem.
My one thought would be to update the firmware on the processor
to see if that would update the certificate.? However, I believe
there are other people on the forum who know much more about this
topic than I do.
I wish I could be of more help
Jay
On 3/25/2025 12:40 AM, gbnet.hifi via
groups.io wrote:
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I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have been using
your sensibo module for a few years and it has been working
fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to be an SSL
issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air - Refresh - Error
Sending Device Command:
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer certificate
cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse
response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest
A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest
aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest
aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String Device_ID,
String API_Key, Int16 Default_Target_Temperature, String
Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object
__EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at
Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
Thanks
|
I am hoping that @jbasen will see this.?? I have been using your sensibo module for a few years and it has been working fantastically well.
?
Today the module has started erroring.?? Seems to be an SSL issue.
?
The error is:
?
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : Sensibo_Air - Refresh - Error Sending Device Command: Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsException: Peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.ProcessInternalError(HttpsClientResponse response)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.d(HttpsClientRequest A_0, Boolean A_1)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.TryDispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Crestron.SimplSharp.Net.Https.HttpsClient.Dispatch(HttpsClientRequest aRequest)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Refresh()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Sensibo_Air_Integration.Sensibo_Air.Initialize(String Device_ID, String API_Key, Int16 Default_Target_Temperature, String Default_Temperature_Unit, Int16 Debug)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at UserModule_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.UserModuleClass_SENSIBO_AIR_V1_6.INITIALIZE_OnPush_0(Object __EventInfo__)
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.o()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.Internal.WorkItem.Execute()
00:20:29.047: [Console Data] : ? ?at Amib.Threading.SmartThreadPool.e(WorkItem A_0
?
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