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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 04/01/17 12:57, Michael Balzer
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<pre wrap="">Your description matches what could happen with the buffer bug.
Regarding the App crashing: hardening it against garbage data is on my
list. It happened also with the buffer bug on the Twizy, because the
data parser is a bit too strict.
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Actually the garbage in the messages is due to a new bug in <span
class="js-issue-title">stp_l2f</span>. This is causing the app to
crash because there is junk in the location messages:<br>
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Wed Jan 4 15:05:08 2017 Server message decodes to: MP-0
L3���52.042460,-3���3.944089,0,0,0,0,0,0,00,0.0,0,0<br>
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I've sent a pull request to fix it. <br>
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I'm not sure why I'm getting alternating authentication failed and
authentication succeeded emails from Dexter's server.<br>
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The "Vehicle is stopped turned on" message is the new "you've left
the car on feature" which doesn't work so well because decoding the
car's speed isn't implemented in the Leaf. I'll hard code a non-zero
value for now and prioritize decoding the speed.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Btw: I've been in contact with an enthusiastic Leaf owner named Slava
from the Ukraine, told him to get in contact with you. He thinks about
setting up an OVMS server for his region. As you may have guessed, there
is no NissanConnect in the Ukraine... ;)</pre>
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I'm always keen to hear how well the Nissan support is working. I
especially want to hear about the remote climate control as not all
Gen 2 cars work and I wonder if models with the Nissan telematics
don't work, or vice versa.<br>
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I really should tidy up and commit the (rather extensive) pile of
improvements I have in my personal branch.<br>
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