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catt scan failed #256
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Tried to replicate it and got the same message. In my case disabling&re-enabling the casting feature brought it back to life - it now works as expected. Maybe it's just a hiccup and it helps:
There is nothing weird in the logs - installed the dependencies months ago:
If not, maybe check the following commands for hints: (change user root to the user you're running assistant relay with)
you can replicate the
output:
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I am able to see my devices when I just run "catt scan" but when I use curl to POST or if I use the sandbox, it says "CATT scan failed" I see this error: |
disable/save/enable/save on the web UI didn't fix this for me. UI shows catt failed, loading devices was taking forever. On the server, |
Was anyone able to get to the bottom of this issue? I get the message POST /server/installCast 200 when enabling it in settings, but... no devices ever show in sandbox. Dependencies seem to be properly installed. Running catt scan shows all my cast devices. Running { works properly. |
Bumping this. |
Describe the bug
Enabled cast media and web browser returned a message saying it installed casting dependencies. But then it showed CATT SCAN FAILED. The rest like broadcast is working fine.
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Expected behavior
catt scan should return a list of devices capable of being cast to.
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Additional context
Not sure if the dependency install should be done with sudo, in advance.
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