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If the protocol hash could not be loaded, then a meaningfull log messages is needed.
There is already one in the code: Error loading Protocol Hash. Module is in inoperable mode error message
Actual Behavior
There is not really a hint, that the hash could not be loaded:
2019.02.21 21:35:56.710 0: Featurelevel: 5.9
2019.02.21 21:35:56.712 0: Server started with 651 defined entities (fhem.pl:18623/2019-02-17 perl:5.024001 os:linux user:fhem pid:10904)
2019.02.21 21:35:57.235 3: sduino IdList: ### Attribute development is in this version ignored ###
2019.02.21 21:35:57.256 3: sduino: IDlist attr whitelist disabled or not defined (all IDs are enabled, except blacklisted and instable IDs):
2019.02.21 21:35:57.275 3: sduino: IDlist MS
2019.02.21 21:35:57.295 3: sduino: IDlist MU
2019.02.21 21:35:57.314 3: sduino: IDlist MC
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
delete or rename signalduino_protocols.hash file
restart fhem
look at log messages that the signalduino_protocols.hash could not be loaded
Specifications
Versionmodul (FHEM Module): 3.3.3
signalduino_protocols
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
GitMate.io thinks possibly related issues are #512 (Update signalduino_protocols.hash), #346 (Missing length_max check at in SIGNALduino_OSPIR), #347 (Missing length_max check at in SIGNALduino_MCTFA ), and #348 (Missing length_max check at in SIGNALduino_Maverick).
Expected Behavior
If the protocol hash could not be loaded, then a meaningfull log messages is needed.
There is already one in the code:
Error loading Protocol Hash. Module is in inoperable mode error message
Actual Behavior
There is not really a hint, that the hash could not be loaded:
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
Specifications
signalduino_protocols
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: