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      sdetweil @Alyx
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      @alyx I added your config to my MM and added debugging… and it works as expected

      samplemodule reports Selfie_shoot was received

      SampleModule received a module notification: SELFIE_SHOOT from sender: MMM-AlexaControl
      

      and because u have is as onOff:false
      u get a notification every time (on or off)

      I did this using the alexa app…

      Sam

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        Alyx @sdetweil
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        @sdetweil oh… where do you think I went wrong so?

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          sdetweil @Alyx
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          @alyx i don’t know… i didn’t change anything in your config…

          if you use the alexa app to turn the plug on or off, do you see the notifications?

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            Alyx @sdetweil
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            @sdetweil ok I re added the selfie device on the alexa app and it found it fine but its now coming up as unresponsive

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              sdetweil @Alyx
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              @alyx so, discovery records the IP address of the ‘device’ and the port.

              so, if your pi changes ip address during boot, then it won’t work again …

              all my pi type devices have fixed addresses to avoid this problem…

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                Alyx @sdetweil
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                @sdetweil ah ok I’ll set a static! TBH I did have that concern but i was wrong to assume it was dynamic with the IP’s

                I’ll come back if this works or not , I have a call rn

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                  sdetweil @Alyx
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                  @alyx yeh the Alexa design is devices don’t move around, and one would only do discovery occasionally

                  then u have to delete the devices and rediscover

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                    Alyx @sdetweil
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                    @sdetweil ok so after fighting with my interfaces file for a few days I have a static IP

                    Only issue is that I can discover devices on the Alexa app but they arent usable and just come up an unresponsive…

                    It seems the static IP has messed with that feature ? Any advise on this please?

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                      sdetweil @Alyx
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                      @alyx no after u get a static IP, and your mm config.js has

                      address:"0.0.0.0",
                      ipWhitelist:[],
                      

                      to allow incoming connections from outside the pi machine

                      it should work

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                        Alyx @sdetweil
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                        @sdetweil I did that but still isnt working

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