Joel Bender

Is your application using threads? If you attach a debugger to the application layer (by adding `--debug bacpypes.app` or something similar) is it receiving the ack? Are you getting acks...

Start with adding a `--debug bacpypes.core` to the application and see if an exception is raised. The `run()` function will trap exceptions with the "catch all" statement at the bottom...

If they're not too big, email them to me, joel{at}carrickbender.com but I'm skeptical that I can reproduce the problem with just the network traffic. There are probably going to be...

The **WhoHasIHaveServices** class in the **bacpypes.service.device** module is a "mix-in class" which you can include in your inheritance class list when you subclass an **Application** or one of its subclasses,...

The library is not designed to have more than one application like this, you are probably running into pieces of the first application that aren't disposed of or dereferenced when...

I understand your question, and you are correct. I was trying to avoid the overhead of validating the value for code like this, because I want to assume that the...

I made the changes, just in `py27` so far, 1bd0fb4a235c9fee4e1ef98de37b861749ad24cd, and the tests run successfully, but I'm not convinced that the current object tests are complete enough to show this...

Could you please run these tests again and include `--debug __main__ bacpypes.core` in both versions? There might be an exception that is caught in the "catch all" in the `run()`...

Ah, I think I know what's happening. I put a guard in `ApplicationIOController.request()` to make sure that it is not accidentally called with confirmed services, and then more stuff in...

The version string you are getting is because the branch is from stage which is where stuff gets merged before released. Try turning off the other debugging pieces leaving just...