- Spamsieve not working with apple mail 10.2 install#
- Spamsieve not working with apple mail 10.2 update#
- Spamsieve not working with apple mail 10.2 mac#
Turn off all of your iOS and iPad devices and check if your Exchange account works as intended on your Mac. Oftentimes, incoming Exchange emails appear correctly on iOS devices.
Spamsieve not working with apple mail 10.2 mac#
Restart your Mac and check if the sync issue persists.Ĭheck if the sync glitch affects your Exchange account on iOS devices as well. If you use other Microsoft apps on your Mac, check for updates and ensure they’re up to date as well.
Spamsieve not working with apple mail 10.2 update#
What to Do if Apple Mail Won’t Sync With Exchange Update Mail App and Switch Off iOS Devices Update Mail App and Switch Off iOS Devices.What to Do if Apple Mail Won’t Sync With Exchange.I did notice that hb-service seems to start up fine but then when I run hb-service status it says UI not responding. ✖ Homebridge UI Not ps -ef | grep -i home ℹ Testing hb-service is running on port 8581. Oct 20 00:17:32 linux-atom1 sudo: pam_unix(sudo:session): session closed for user hb-service status
Spamsieve not working with apple mail 10.2 install#
Oct 20 00:17:21 linux-atom1 sudo: homebridge : TTY=pts/1 PWD=/usr/lib USER=root COMMAND=/usr/bin/npm install 20 00:17:21 linux-atom1 sudo: pam_unix(sudo:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0) Oct 20 00:14:20 linux-atom1 hb-service.js: Logging to /var/lib/homebridge/homebridge.log Oct 20 00:14:20 linux-atom1 hb-service.js: Homebridge Config Path: /var/lib/homebridge/config.json Oct 20 00:14:20 linux-atom1 hb-service.js: Homebridge Storage Path: /var/lib/homebridge
Oct 20 00:14:20 linux-atom1 systemd: Started Homebridge. Oct 20 00:14:19 linux-atom1 run-parts: Ensuring /var/lib/homebridge is owned by homebridge Oct 20 00:14:19 linux-atom1 systemd: Starting Homebridge. Process: 32882 ExecStartPre=/usr/lib/node_modules/homebridge-config-ui-x/dist/bin/hb-service.js before-start $HOMEBRIDGE_OPTS (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) Process: 32879 ExecStartPre=/bin/run-parts /etc/hb-service/homebridge/prestart.d (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/rvice enabled vendor preset: enabled)Īctive: active (running) since Tue 00:14:20 PDT 4min 30s ago Tried also a fresh install on Ubuntu 20.04, with new config file no luck, same message.Įverything "seems" to be up and running, don't really see any errors in the debug node systemctl status rvice Previous configuration worked perfectly for a long time, it seems the issue started after updating nodejs to 12.19.0 Tried pretty much ALL releases from 1.1.5 up to 1.3.0-beta-13 Hopefully this will help to fix this issue. Maybe I am completely wrong.Ī copy of the "HomeKit Accessory Protocol Specification" describing the pairing over IP can be found at Īnother HomeKit HAP implementation with implemented tlv8 is I could not find the string 'tlv8' in the homebridge repository, so my guess is that this protocol is not implemented yet by homebridge. Maybe the pairing mechanism was not enforced in previous versions of iOS and is mandatory now. So what is the problem? Unfortunately, I don't know. Then it all starts from the beginning and this sequence is repeated 5 times. Then the iPhone sends another pairing request over HTTP and the homebridge server replies with HTTP 200 OK.Īfter those two pairing request (which have failed probably), the iPhone stops the connection with a FIN packet. The homebridge server replies with HTTP 200 OK and the iPhone acknowledges this packet. After that the iPhone performs a pairing over HTTP (media type: application/pairing+tlv8). The iPhone also acknowledges the synchronization with an packet. The iOS device sends a synchronization request which is acknowledged by the homebridge server with a request. Everything happens in 7 TCP packets going back and forth. Homebridge replies with three acknowledge packets, followed by a packet. I cannot recognize any familiar strings in the data. It's a raw TCP packet with probably encrypted data. The iOS device sends a request to the homebridge server. After that I have recorded the network traffic on the homebridge port and I have started the home app.ĭisclaimer: I have no knowledge about HomeKit or homebridge, therefore I can just describe what I see in the network traffic. In both cases I have killed the home app on the device and restarted the homebridge daemon. I have used tcpdump and wireshark to find out what the two devices do when I start the home app. On the iOS 11.3 device I get the 'no response' error. Homebridge works perfectly with the first device. As I have already mentioned, I have an iPhone which is still running on iOS 11.2.6 and another iPhone which runs iOS 11.3.
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