Homebridge v1.8.0 broke connectivity to homekit
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Describe The Bug
Similar to this issue: #2045
When I upgraded to homebridge v1.8.0 I immediately lost connectivity to homekit. Homebridge and homekit worked fine leading up to the update. I did not update on the host - I just upgraded homebridge via the UI.
Environment details:
- All my accessories are still connected and work via homebridge
- The issue is just between homebridge and homekit
- I run homebridge in an ubuntu 22.04 VM on a VLAN, where my homekit devices are in the same subnet and VLAN, but mostly connected through a different WAP.
- I have mdns reflection enabled using avahi on pfSense.
Troubleshooting steps:
- Trying other mdns providers in homebridge all fail as well (bonjour, ciao, resolved)
Logs
Looking at my logs the following day I saw:
The selected advertiser, "avahi", isn't available on this platform. Reverting to "bonjour-hap"
This is strange, as it was working fine leading up to the update and that error wasn't there before the update.
I've installed avahi-daemon on the ubuntu host which cleared up that error, but no connectivity.
No other logs seem to stand out.
Config
{
"bridge": {
"name": "Homebridge 63E0",
"username": "***",
"port": 51808,
"pin": "***",
"advertiser": "avahi",
"bind": [
"ens18"
]
},
"platforms": [
{
"name": "Config",
"port": 8581,
"platform": "config"
},
]
}Homebridge UI Version
4.56.1
Homebridge Version
1.8.0
Node.js Version
20.12.2
Operating System
Ubuntu / Debian (or a variant)
Environment Info
Other (specify in description)
Raspberry Pi Model
None
Deleting homebridge in homekit and resetting the homebridge accessory under settings seems to have fixed it.
I had to re-add the homebridge and redo all my settings, but connectivity is restored.
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