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Error - No servers defined #11
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I am seeing the same,
I tried a reinstall and that seemed to resolve. |
I haven't been able to figure out the reason behind this bug. In my case I was using a server that was decommissioned. When I changed to other Speedtest server everything went back to normal. |
Hey @MrSuicideParrot, awesome add-on! It's much more accurate than the official integration, by far. I noticed that the best results are specifying the server id, but what would happen if the server goes down in the future? How can I get an alert or notification if something goes wrong? I have an automation that checks the speed every morning just as an historic that I check from while to while. |
You can create an automation that notifies you if the sensor was not updated during a time window bigger than the one you configure to run periodically. If the server goes down, the addon will fail and not update the measurements. Here is an example of an automation that does exactly that: alias: Speedtest haven't been updated notification
description: ""
trigger:
- platform: template
value_template: >-
{{ as_timestamp( utcnow() ) | int > as_timestamp(
states.sensor.speedtest_ping.last_changed ) | int + 34*60 }}
condition: []
action:
- service: notify.home_assistant
data:
message: Speed test measurements haven't been updated for 4 hours.
mode: single Don't forget to configure your own notification service. |
Even when the server is defined, the speedtest addon stopped working.
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