Connection Failed - Not all arguments converted during string formatting #187
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Hi there, I am also having possibly the same problem myself? After nearly 12 months running seamlessly and no changes to config now I have this in my log: s6-rc: info: service legacy-services successfully stopped Wondering if a recent HA update is the problem? Thanks in advance for any clues that may help Cheers Steve |
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I have the same problem: Environment: docker-compose of the sungather part: sungather:
image: bohdans/sungather
restart: unless-stopped
ports:
- '18087:8080'
volumes:
- /volume2/docker/PRODUCTION/energy-monitoring/sungather/config/config.yaml:/config/config.yaml
- /volume2/docker/PRODUCTION/energy-monitoring/sungather/logs:/logs
environment:
TZ: "Europe/Berlin"
PUID: 1060
PGID: 100This is my config.yaml: inverter:
host: 10.80.23.13 # [Required] IP Address of the Inverter or Dongle
port: 8082 # [Optional] Default for modbus is 502, for http is 8082
# timeout: 10 # [Optional] Default is 10, how long to wait for a connection
# retries: 3 # [Optional] Default is 3, how many times to retry if connection fails
# slave: 0x01 # [Optional] Default is 0x01
# scan_interval: 30 # [Optional] Default is 30
connection: http # [Required] options: modbus, sungrow, http
model: "SH8.0RT" # [Optional] This is autodetected on startup, only needed if detection issues or for testing
# See model list here: https://github.com/bohdan-s/SunGather#supported
# serial: xxxxxxxxxx # [Optional] This is autodetected on startup, only needed if detection issues or for testing, used as a unique ID
# smart_meter: True # [Optional] Default is False, Set to true if inverter supports reading grind / house consumption
# use_local_time: False # [Optional] Default False, Uses Inventer time, if true it uses PC time when updating timestamps (e.g. PVOutput)
# log_console: INFO # [Optional] Default is WARNING, Options: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR
# log_file: DEBUG # [Optional] Default is OFF, Options: OFF, DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR
# level: 1 # [Optional] Set the amount of information to gather
# 0 = Model and Solar Generation,
# 1 (default) = Useful data, all required for exports,
# 2 everything your Inverter supports,
# 3 Everything from every register
# If you do not want to use a export, you can either remove the whole configuration block
# or set enabled: False
exports:
# Print Registers to console, good for debugging / troubleshooting
- name: console
enabled: True # [Optional] Default is False
# Runs a simple Webserver showing Config and last read registers
# Access at http://localhost:8080 or http://[serverip]:8080
- name: webserver
enabled: True # [Optional] Default is False
# port: 8080 # [Optional] Default is 8080
# Output data to InfluxDB
- name: influxdb
enabled: True # [Optional] Default is False
url: "http://10.80.22.5:18086" # [Optional] Default URL is http://localhost:8086
token: "<REDACTED>" # [Required] API Token OR Username:Password (for influxdb v1.8x comment it out and use username + password)
# username: # [Optional] Username if not using token
# password: # [Optional] Password if not using token
org: "Default" # [Required] InfluxDB Organization (for influxdb v1.8x this will be ignored)
bucket: "SunGather" # [Required] InfluxDB Bucket (for influxdb v1.8x this is the database name)
measurements: # [Required] Registers to publish to bucket
- point: "power"
register: daily_power_yields
- point: "power"
register: export_to_grid
- point: "power"
register: import_from_grid
- point: "temp"
register: internal_temperature
- point: "power"
register: daily_pv_export
- point: "power"
register: load_power_hybrid
- point: "power"
register: battery_level
- point: "power"
register: total_active_power
- point: "power"
register: export_to_grid
- point: "power"
register: import_from_grid
- point: "power"
register: daily_direct_energy_consumption
- point: "power"
register: daily_battery_charge_from_pv
- point: "status"
register: run_state
- point: "status"
register: last_reset
- point: "power"
register: total_power_yields
- point: "power"
register: phase_a_voltage
- point: "status"
register: daily_running_time
- point: "power"
register: pv_power_of_today
- point: "power"
register: daily_pv_energy_yields
- point: "power"
register: direct_power_consumption_today_pv
- point: "power"
register: direct_power_consumption_pv
- point: "power"
register: export_power_from_pv_today
- point: "power"
register: export_power_from_pv
- point: "power"
register: battery_charge_power_from_pv_today
- point: "power"
register: battery_charge_power_from_pv
- point: "power"
register: total_pv_generation
- point: "power"
register: total_pv_export
- point: "power"
register: export_power_hybrid
- point: "power"
register: total_battery_charge_from_pv
- point: "power"
register: total_direct_energy_consumption
- point: "power"
register: battery_power
- point: "power"
register: self_consumption_of_day
- point: "power"
register: daily_import_energy
- point: "power"
register: total_import_energy
- point: "power"
register: daily_export_energy
- point: "status"
register: start_stop
- point: "status"
register: timestamp
- point: "power"
register: daily_import_from_grid
- point: "power"
register: daily_export_to_gridMy Firewall rule from my DMZ to the smart inverter is set to allow TCP/IP to Port 80 and 8082:
My error message is as follows: |
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I've debugged the current main branch against my inverter. I have a breakpoint at The token is then successfully extracted and it's calling the inverter a second time (see line 87 in logging.debug("Requesting Device Information")
self.ws_socket.send(json.dumps({ "lang": "en_us", "token": self.ws_token, "service": "devicelist", "type": "0","is_check_token": "0" }))
#self.ws_socket.send(json.dumps({ "lang": "en_us", "token": self.ws_token, "service": "runtime" }))
result = self.ws_socket.recv()This is where it crashes. When I execute the request, I get the following response from my smart inverter: {
"result_code": 401,
"result_msg": "I18N_COMMON_INTER_ABNORMAL",
"result_data": {
"service": "devicelist"
}
}Another strange thing I observed: "Die Anzahl der Zugriffsberechtigungen ist uberschritten, es wurde abgemeldet. Bitte bei Modbus Pausezeiten und/oder IP-Proxy" |
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I have the same problem original after a firmware update of my SunGrow system today. |
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Please see for my local fix of the problem: bohdan-s/SungrowModbusWebClient#5 (comment) |
Hi,
I'm able to connect over HTTP but can't fetch actual data. Seems like an unhandled exception when parsing:
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