Request for call back for app error in log file

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Hi I've been trying to find an error under hub for a call back [warn] Received cloud request for App 103 that does not exist, path: /callback from (IP address) . Its a sys:1 not sure how to find what app 103 was and how to resolve this error any input and tried every thing to trace it with no luck? I assume its an App I deleted.
John

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Yes, you had an app on your hub that was set up to talk to some external cloud service. The app was removed from your hub, but the cloud service remains trying to talk to your hub. This message in your logs (a warning, not an error) is simply letting you know this is happening. The solution is to find whatever that cloud service is and disable it.

Examples of things it could be include the Alexa or Google Home integrations, IFTTT, Life360, HubiThings Replica (the SmartThings component), or a variety of others. That last one happens to use that path as a callback URL from a quick look at its code, though it is a very generic name that lots of apps probably use, so it's not helpful alone.

If you still can't figure out what it is, you could also try taking a hub backup now (to restore later), restoring a backup from a time when this app existed so you can see what app ID it was then, and then restoring your new backup when you're done (the one you created just before doing this, so everything should go back to working how it was).

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Thank you, gives me some areas to look into I'll give them a shoot see if I can resolve it. I have used the mentioned clouds. I have been learning and moving from SmartThings and in the process cleaning up mistakes I had made in past with anything I need now connected to Hubitat alone.
John

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what's the ip address it's coming from ?

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Hi, Thanks I think I found it had no warning since yesterday. I believe it was a second HubiThings OAuth I had set up and deleted in Hubitat but didn't delete it in SmartThings so I had 2 running in SmartThings. I compared them with the one I was running in the HubiThings app and deleted the one I wasn't using in SmartThings I haven't had any warning since I did this. I'll keep an eye on it but I think this was the culprit.

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