Slowly replacing my Meross switches with Zooz switches. In the mean time I have them working with Hubitat using the drivers from @ithinkdancan.
While they still work, yesterday all of the sudden this started showing up in my logs:
debug
POST /config HTTP/1.1 Accept: / User-Agent: Linux UPnP/1.0 Hubitat HOST: 192.168.70.55 Content-Type: application/json Content-Length: 275 {"payload":{},"header":{"messageId":"3f023a9adf2237610ea2459bdab9ca3e","method":"GET","from":"http://192.168.70.55/subscribe","sign":"8c64bba1f385c24960c274e53dc23fe6","namespace": "Appliance.System.All","triggerSrc":"AndroidLocal","timestamp":1741890913,"payloadVersion":1}}
Every Meross device is doing this every 5min now and hadn't been since integrating them over a week ago.
I have no idea what it means or why they started doing it. Any thoughts?
No idea, but it looks like Debug got turned on at some point. Usually you do not get debug messages unless it is turned on in preferences, and then you will get logs like that just telling you what the device is doing.
See if Debug is enabled on the device preferences page, and just turn it off, if it is on, to stop them.
Looks like debugging is on for all of them.
Turning it off will stop it from showing in the logs, but is whatever they are doing normal and is it using hub resources?
Oh, this is the other thing they are doing. The event time matches with the debug thing in the hub logs. Oddly though, I think this only happens if I'm logged into the hub on a computer.
The Echo Skill is turning it off repeatedly, so that would be something you have in a Routine on the Alexa side, or some problem on the Alexa side. or maybe even something with the Amazon Echo App.
You can start by not sharing that switch with Amazon anymore in the Hubitat app, and that should stop those logs, and/or try to find what is doing it on the Alexa side and turn it off.
Don't have any routines setup with Alexa and I tried leaving a switch on to see if it shuts off when one of those events/commands happen and it does not turn off.
Will try removing all of the sharing and redoing it on Alexa and Hubitat.
I did that once when Alexa was not responding all the time to some devices, and it fixed it. I disabled the Skill, and and then re-linked to Hubitat.
