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<KGB-0> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_sunxi.html has been updated. (0% images and 99.9% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)
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<stintel> I've had several brands of non-smart LED die within a year. then I switched to Ikea zigbee LED lamps just before covid happened and they are all still alive
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<rmilecki> Ansuel: "subscription to the led lamp" lol, i like that :D
<hauke> rmilecki: you ned it to get all security updates for your light bulb ;-)
<rmilecki> i think it was about cheap LEDs dying so often
<rmilecki> i hated when my LEDs were getting 50% darker after few months
<rmilecki> learnt to buy properly branded LEDs since then
* russell-- switches back to candles
<hauke> I am pretty happy with my LEDs, have some smart ones from Hue and some dumb ones from Ikea
<hauke> candles are running out of fuel after some hours only
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<rmilecki> i know 5 GHz is so common those daysb
<rmilecki> but i still don't like much Zigbee with its 2.4 GHz band, lower range, bigger energy consumption
<rmilecki> i wish Z-Wave got finally a bit cheaper
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<robimarko> I have those ring magnetic ones that replace E27 fixtures and they have been great so far
<robimarko> Its been 5+ years and they are all working
<robimarko> Its rather hit and miss with crap LED-s, but I have GU10 ones that have been great as well
<nbd> rmilecki: pushed a mt76 update that fixes the beacon issue, and another potential mt7603 stability issue
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<Mangix> rmilecki: you and me both. I doubt that's going to happen. Seems the industry has settled on Matter
<stintel> you can't compare matter with z-wave
<stintel> at least thread supports redundancy, which you don't get with z-wave nor zigbee
<stintel> unfortunately I haven't had time to work on openthread recently
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<stintel> and the home-assistant matter / thread support requires HA, the Matter server, the Thread Border router(s) and your phone (the commissioner device) to all be in the same L2 subnet
<stintel> which would require me to redo my network and to introduce a bunch of security risks, which I'm not really willing to do, so it's low prio for me right now anyway
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<stintel> hmm. maybe I could do a test setup, with new HA and Matter Server instance in my IoT vlan and connect my phone to that SSID for testing
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<Mangix> What do you mean redundancy?
<stintel> if your controller dies, you're fucked
<stintel> controller as in your zigbee or zwave stick, or whatever computer it's attached to
<Mangix> So devices continue working? That's neat
<Mangix> In any case, I'm not replacing my ZWave setup anytime soon.
<stintel> in theory z-wave supports multiple controllers but only one "master" controller (I forgot the exact term)
<stintel> I was running multiple domoticz instances at some point, with 2 z-wave controllers, but it's not ideal
<stintel> and afaik zigbee doesn't support something like that at all
<stintel> also all this home automation software is not built with redundancy in mind. I don't understand why nobody seems to be bothered by this
<stintel> if I reboot my server running home assistant, I cannot control any of my smart lamps for 5-ish minutes
<stintel> which is obviously extremely annoying, and WAF 0
<Mangix> Software or hardware?
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<stintel> what do you mean? the zigbee/z-wave stick is in the server, and since you can't properly have multiple controllers, it doesn't matter, if you reboot the server for software upgrades, or you have a hardware failure, you can't control your smart devices
<stintel> sure, you can have a backup server with the same config, and replug the sticks, but that's ... very inconvenient
<stintel> I can reboot my main openwrt router and the backup one takes over automatically, Internet keeps working. same if I reboot one of my APs, clients roam to other APs. I want the same for zigbee/z-wave, but afaik it's not possible
<stintel> sigh. tried bisecting an mt76 performance regression and now tools/elfutils doesn't build
<Habbie> i thought this would be, theoretically, possible with zigbee if you copy the key
<stintel> still a hack, and probably difficult to pull off seemlessly
<Habbie> ack
<stintel> ouch :P
<Slimey> its dead, likely old att crap no power on either side
<Mangix> stintel: so two HA servers?
<stintel> well, HA is totally not built with the other HA (high availability) in mind
<stintel> but for high availability you'd have to have 2 hosts each running the "controller" software
<Slimey> heh sounds familiar
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<rmilecki> stintel: oh, openthread?
<rmilecki> i thought thread is communication implementation at hardware level
<rmilecki> then IP runs on top of thread
<rmilecki> and matter is protocol on top of IP
<rmilecki> i misunderstood something it seems
<stintel> no I think you are right?
<rmilecki> oh, ok then...
<rmilecki> there is I/O presentation on Thread and I just found part with technical info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPXw5Hw--4M&t=189s
<rmilecki> it's said it runs on on 802.15.4 just like Zigbee, so I guess it's 2.4 Ghz
<rmilecki> (i'm not familiar with 802.15.4)
<rmilecki> stintel: so unless I'm some IoT device manufacturer, openthread is only needed for border routers, is that correct?
<stintel> yes, I want to use devices running OpenWrt as thread border router
<rmilecki> oh, fun!
<stintel> I was able to join an EVE thread device, but it eventually disconnected again because some mDNS request would timeout
<stintel> I believe I somewhat documented my progress in the comments
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<Anteus> <stintel> "I can reboot my main openwrt..." <- Interested in your openwrt router failover. How is it setup? WAN to a switch and to both routers and then back to a switch and the rest of the LAN?
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<stintel> the conntrack table sync is currently broken but that's only important for stuff like SSH - streaming services or just web should have no noticable impact
<colo> stintel: what's generally used to sync netfilter state across nodes?
<colo> (and/or conntrack)
<stintel> conntrackd
<colo> ah, yeah, I read about that previosuly
<colo> thanks :)
<colo> it's broken in your specific setup, or in general, at this stage of development?
<stintel> it's probably not working for me because I'm using the mode not recommended by the author
<colo> ack
<stintel> but I have to, as I have an IPv6 tunnel on each router with full BGP feed
<stintel> and that's active/active
<stintel> and async
<stintel> I should probably look into it again at some point
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<Anteus> stintel: Thank you!
<stintel> welcome :)
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