Sebastian Scheibe

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Actually I tried both methods multiple times now and some other cores. My echo doesn't seem to send packets at all. Just now I tried to search for a Philips...

![screenshot_amazon_alexa_20190207-185922](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25132737/52432516-e5685c80-2b0a-11e9-8552-1c1b9ca4e1b4.png) Basically my app looks like this after clicking the hue button, it is in german so I will translate it: Title: Whitch type of Hue-Bridge are you using? Options:...

Yeah, that doesn't work either. I actually wanted to get a hue-bridge and some lights but to be honest, it is a bit expensive for me as a student. So...

I'm actually using those strips. I know about this software of yours, have seen it like literally 5 minutes after finding your post here. It would be a surprise if...

So I gave wireshark a try and was able to find the packets you mentioned. Wireshark shows me some `M-SEARCH` packets coming from my router and my pcs ip address...

So I reset my alexa and did the setup again and can now see the `M-SEARCH` packets in wireshark. But the debug log of espalexa still stays the same, nothing...

So to check if another device also receives the packages I setup a UDP Multicast client on my raspberry pi and got some results which looked like this: `b'M-SEARCH *...

I am currently porting your lib to python so I can use it on my raspberry pi, which runs the server anyway and could handle all light (what it does...

@Aircoookie So as I'm trying to port this over to python I came across a problem while testing... After alexa sends a M-SEARCH packet the library responds with something like...

I expected that! Ok, I ported your whole library to python and the result of ´/description.xml` is the same as with a esp. So that works... Yes, I think it...