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[1.5.6RC11] Request_neighbour_update_failed

canedjecanedje Member
edited February 2018 in Questions & Help

I just installed rc11. I did read that in this version the Heal function was installed.

I tried to heal some devices, but I do receive the message at the bottom of the window: request_neigbour_update_failed.
That sounds not oke. And I don't see something changing. Anybody recognize this?
Do I need to register this at GitHub?

Comments

  • BramBram Member
    edited February 2018
    Could you file an issue on GitHub so the developers are notified about this?
  • canedjecanedje Member
    I did
  • lubbertkramerlubbertkramer Member
    canedje said:
    I did
    Great, then Athom can take a look at it :) I changed the topic title a little bit because it's 1.5.6RC11 and higher that can use the Heal function
  • DaneeDeKruyffDaneeDeKruyff Member
    @canedje What type off device did you heal? Mains powered or battery powered? I've seen the message to, but for me it only happened on sleeping battery powered devices.
  • fiekfiek Member
    I have the same thing. From some nodes I get the message done and some nodes the same message as canedje. 
  • DaneeDeKruyffDaneeDeKruyff Member
    And do you see a correlation between the failures and the way they are powered?
  • fiekfiek Member
    edited February 2018
    No correlation. All power plugs and they all work. The only thing is that I have some delays and the plugs are not taking a logical route according to map. I hoped to solve this with a manual heal
  • canedjecanedje Member
    DaneeDeKruyff said:
    @canedje What type off device did you heal? Mains powered or battery powered? I've seen the message to, but for me it only happened on sleeping battery powered devices.
    I tried this at my work on an other wifi network then Homey.
    There it happens on both type of devices. (Battery and power supply)
    I tried it again at home there the power supply devices did work properly. But not the battery powered devices.
  • casedacaseda Member
    edited February 2018
    heal = rebuild the neighbouring table in the device (look in the area for z-wave nodes it can talk to, for relay/association purposes).
    99.5% of the battery devices do not have a neighbouring table, so there is nothing to rebuild.

    so in short, HEAL is only for Powered devices that can route/relay/mesh
  • SailingDuckSailingDuck Member
    fiek said:
    No correlation. All power plugs and they all work. The only thing is that I have some delays and the plugs are not taking a logical route according to map. I hoped to solve this with a manual heal
    Route doesn't matter as long as it can be reached. 
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