#Drone mobile down update
#Drone mobile down driver
#Drone mobile down software

There is a limit in their terms of service for the varying tiers, and it states that they reserve the right to charge you more if you go over those data limits.

#Drone mobile down driver

Not only that, I’m pretty sure the main driver behind not updating until a command is sent is to limit the amount of data used per SIM card. Sorry to disappoint, but once it is released, I would not be opposed to someone else implementing it themselves if they so chose. I will still be (eventually) releasing the package, and will be personally be running it as an external script. I am off for 2 weeks starting Festivus and plan to take a hard look into it.Īt this point, I am uncertain if I will be porting to hassio, it appears to be outside my skill level at this moment, and with the impracticality of updating the sensors, it may not even be worth it. I have to address the security holes and some of the unseen errors before I would want to stamp my name on it and post. must have missed a connection) or even the battery level.

#Drone mobile down update

It does appear to update on any successful command, but I wouldn’t recommend any type of auto polling by hassio to show things like the door locks(mine always shows unlocked for some reason anyway. I assume this is in the interest of saving battery life. This is not simply a server issue, it is also that the module doesn’t appear to actually update most of the sensors to the server unless the car is actually running, and/or there is an explicit api call to do so. The AWS auth server went down about 2 weeks ago, I didn’t think about that and have to add better error/exception handling.Īs pointed out, there is no ‘auto refresh’ of the telemetry (e.g. They pointed out a few logical flaws and at least 2 security issues.Īlso, in my testing I noticed 2 new issues:

#Drone mobile down software

I had my father(system software eng) and uncle(back end dev) peek at my code before going public, I finished my last ‘big’ project for the holidays. Doesn’t change my decision to give the user the option for a “temporary” password Might not be until the weekend 'til I have any considerable amount of time to really get anywhere.Įdit: today I learned you can use a keyring (not desirable because that makes the core no longer able to autoboot) or thru AWS. It works and is no longer just notes as my prior implementation was, but it isn’t really user friendly at this point. Still haven’t gotten to the Hassio setup yet, but i still haven’t gotten a releasable script ready. I will leave the ability to leave it in the config if the user doesn’t care. (unfortunately I could not find an answer on when that is as AWS documentation says it is programmable from 5min to 10years) but it would be evident thru failure. I will implement a notification path to warn the user that the refresh token has expired. Being that we are working with cars and not just a light bulb, I considered it a little more secure to not have the password available in plain text.