WARNINGS, BUT WHY? Need Help Please

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While doing a ZWAVE repair, these warnings appeared in my log. I am not sure what they are. Thanks for any help in advance. The arrnings about HTTPResponse extension is what I'm referring too.

dev:682020-03-24 10:54:02.218 pm warnSomething went wrong: groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: Unauthorized

dev:682020-03-24 10:54:01.783 pm infoExecuting 'login'

dev:682020-03-24 10:54:01.735 pm infoin poll: null

dev:672020-03-24 10:53:36.893 pm warnSomething went wrong: groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: Unauthorized

dev:672020-03-24 10:53:36.460 pm infoExecuting 'login'

dev:672020-03-24 10:53:36.418 pm infoin poll: null

sys:12020-03-24 10:53:33.781 pm traceZ-Wave Node 3: Repair is updating neighbors

dev:652020-03-24 10:53:12.669 pm infoFront Door - LOCK battery is 25%

dev:652020-03-24 10:53:12.665 pm debugBatteryReport: BatteryReport(batteryLevel:25)

dev:652020-03-24 10:53:12.645 pm debugparse: zw device: 06, command: 9881, payload: 00 80 03 19 , isMulticast: false

dev:652020-03-24 10:53:06.095 pm infoFront Door - LOCK is locked [digital]

dev:652020-03-24 10:53:06.091 pm debugDoorLockOperationReport: DoorLockOperationReport(doorCondition:1, doorLockMode:255, insideDoorHandlesMode:1, lockTimeoutMinutes:0, lockTimeoutSeconds:44, outsideDoorHandlesMode:0)

dev:652020-03-24 10:53:06.009 pm debugparse: zw device: 06, command: 9881, payload: 00 62 03 FF 01 01 00 2C , isMulticast: false

app:532020-03-24 10:53:04.104 pm debugFront Door - LOCK:refreshing

sys:12020-03-24 10:52:03.699 pm traceZ-Wave Node 3: Repair is updating neighbors

dev:682020-03-24 10:52:02.126 pm warnSomething went wrong: groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: Unauthorized

dev:682020-03-24 10:52:01.712 pm infoExecuting 'login'

dev:682020-03-24 10:52:01.664 pm infoin poll: null

dev:672020-03-24 10:51:36.889 pm warnSomething went wrong: groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException: Unauthorized

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What are dev:67 and 68? They don't appear to have anything to do with your zwave repair ....

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That's a great question and since I posted this, I have been trying to figure that out. I'm looking at the Z-WAVE devices i have listed from the Zwave Details and I see nothing with that device name. Thoughts?

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In the log, try clicking on the dev:68 link on the left. What device is highlighted at the top?

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it says it's one my thermostats.

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Honeywell Total Comfort Connect. The HE hits a site that load my credentials in to sign on.

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Could be a TCC issue, although I'm not having any login issues on mine currently. Polling too frequently? They may be throttling the number of requests. Can you log in from other devices, phone or computer?

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You know what, you are right. I cannot login from my phone anymore. I did increase the time from 5 minutes polling to 2 minutes because looking at thermostats from my dashboard wasn't changing quick enough. I'll change it back to 5min. You guys are awesome on this site!

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You're polling every 30 seconds and Honeywell is probably throttling your use.

Set it to an hour, then come back in 6 or 8 mins and set it back lower again... I think you'll find that 6 min 'vacation' will get your account at Honeywell back again.

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I think at some point I was placed in Honeywell's time-out chair. Many thanks to @csteele for providing this driver. I had to tweak my copy a bit as I was having issues with a few items on my older unit.

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Hi there! I’m getting similar errors intermittently. They eventually resolve themselves as far as I can tell. Poll interval is 10 minutes.

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I do have set points set to temporary — I assumed that meant that changing the temperature on the Dashboard would default to the schedule kicking back in at the next schedule timeframe?

I thought maybe it was just part of Honeywell not having a true API, but I see that most Hubitat/Honeywell users don’t get these errors every day.

Here is the info screen from one of the thermostats...

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I also started getting errors in my TCC app, not many, but even if I hit “dismiss” they won’t go away. Just pop back up the next time I go to that screen. So could be something else going on here.

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Will probably ask the HVAC guys about the last thing. They’re coming out to replace our last non smart thermostat with another one of these in a few weeks.

Thanks in advance for any troubleshooting tips!

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It should work that way from my understanding of this app.

I do, quite often. At least 1-2 times a week. It usually happens when I adjust the temperature, especially if you use the dashboard up or down arrows. Each click of the temperature up or down sends discrete commands to Honeywell. So you could be sending multiple commands along with the normal polling request within a few seconds. Temperature changes almost always seems to lock me out for a time.

I get those fairly often too. I don't know when or how it happens, but I think I have even seen this when using the TCC app, not just in Hubitat. If Honeywell can't even make their own app error out, then I don't know who can. I don't think your HVAC guy will be able to do much, if anything.

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Weird, I never got them before integrating with Hubitat. I mostly want the app messages to go away, was hoping they could manually dismiss them and show me how to do it myself, since hitting "Dismiss" doesn't remove the message. The Honeywell/Resideo "FAQs" don't really address the error messages or how to get rid of them.