I have the same messages in the log file, every 3 or 4 minutes 3 lines:
Mar 22 15:17:06 pi hass[16268]: 2020-03-22 15:17:06 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.webhook] Received message for unregistered webhook 008712b85516c1dec7e15287fe38a4c9b4613212748eada1572d113e362ef41f
Mar 22 15:17:06 pi hass[16268]: 2020-03-22 15:17:06 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.webhook] Received message for unregistered webhook 008712b85516c1dec7e15287fe38a4c9b4613212748eada1572d113e362ef41f
Mar 22 15:17:06 pi hass[16268]: 2020-03-22 15:17:06 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.webhook] Received message for unregistered webhook 008712b85516c1dec7e15287fe38a4c9b4613212748eada1572d113e362ef41f
When I uninstall the official HA Android app from my phone I do not get any of these. My app was working fine, so it seems there is a problem somewhere. Did any of you report an issue about this already?
Sorry to revive an old thread, but is there any way to identify what is calling a specific webhook id? I have a huge number of warnings similar to the ones above
Received message for unregistered webhook xxxxx
and I cannot seem to figure out what is calling it. I had one of the unofficial apps on a tablet, but it is removed. If not possible to identify the webhook ids, what are the top 10 candidates to check for? Will the official app (for android in my case) cause such warnings in case connection cannot be made at the time?
Please help - all those lines in my log drives me crazy
Hello Daniel,
I not familiar with the merge, pull-request meaning, but I looks at the PR# #34882 you created.
Do we know if the enhancement has been integrated and in which version? If so, how to use and enabled the increased logs?
Thanks a lot,
Ben
It’s available with version 0.100. You’ll see the remote IP without any changes to the configuration. To get the debug logging you have to modify your configuration to look something like this:
I thought I’d reply here to say I’m seeing my Google Home devices causing this message to my 2nd Home Assistant instance (I’m setting up a Pi4 to replace my existing instance).
Example
Received message for unregistered webhook b866374971feef8ccaf2ff56a3164fefdd1e8fab6380f1a1dde5bc9dd49e725d from 192.168.x.x
Interestingly enough that webhook is showing as configured on the Pi3: Local Support (google_assistant)
I’m guessing this is related to the Nabu Casa integration which I have yet to migrate to the new instance on the Pi4.
Hi again, great update! It should be easier to find the source of webhooks now. In my case, the IP being logged is my own external IP-address on the internet. When I try to access it, I come to my router login, so I’m still not sure why it happens. Anyone capable of helping me on the way to further identify what it can be in this case? I’m using DuckDNS, could this be behind it? I can’t think of anything else that would appear from “outside” as often as this message appears.
I’m seeing a simular log from my google nest mini as well. Started showing up after I upgraded to HassIS 4.8.
2020-06-02 14:18:28 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.webhook] Received message for unregistered webhook c4169d04c52bddc37ed3beee3d737be63065cea01e7a38dc562152e8e364ef43 from 192.168.1.66
I’m very new (about a week) to Home Assistant, so still learning but, I have no idea what this means.
Just to give my feedback here as my problem seems to be resolved. I was not able to identify the cause even with the updated webhook debug message, but I made a custom component and just increased the text length from 64 chars to a higher number that gave me more information. Turned out it was one of my integrations for mobile application (the official apps). The entities didn’t seem to update although the specific app was in daily use, so something must have been broken. I deleted and re-added it, and I’ve been without these error messages for a week or so now.
Hi! My best guess is a mobile app that has gone weird, try to delete and clear all apps and re-install is my best advice since it solved my stuff. I’ve also seen some messages lately which I believe is since I always leave my web browser with HA open. Not sure at all, but think I read somewhere that this may cause messages (since it kindof goes to sleep I think?).
Remember to set logger level to debug for the webhook component to ensure you see all there is to it (either by calling service logger.set_level for the component or by adding it to your configuration.yaml file). It gives you more detailed messages in the log.
If you mean what I did to try to debug it further than default, it was to make a local copy of the Webhook component and put it into my custom_components folder under config. It really shouldn’t be necessary but I had to do it to make something useful out of the logger message since it is limited to 64 chars (see lines 89-93 in init.py). I simply changed this to something larger for the custom component.
Thanks for the write up. I didn’t manage to create the custom component but after rummaging through the old files from my install i found out that the culprit was SmartThings from that specific install even though the token was recreated (from what i remember). I’ve deleted all integrations to smartthings and deleted all tokens and i’ll try to recreate them.
Ah so https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/21462 was meant to resolve this for SmartThings. Looks like it failed for some reason. I just tried to add and remove SmartThings and it was able to clean itself up successfully, so maybe it just failed transiently last time, or I was running and older Home Assistant version without this fix.
