UPnPCallbackEventHandler 4 - Can anyone tell me what this is?

I just found out how to access the logs in my Vera 2 and when I look at them I see this command executing several times every few seconds. I have no idea what this is but intuition tells me it shouldn’t be executing that often, and that may explain why my Vera has become slow to respond lately. I tried searching the forums but couldn’t find anything much. Can anyone tell me what this is, and if it’s supposed to execute that often?

Thanks.

Anyone have any idea?

UPnPCallbackEventHandler is, as the name says, the event handler for UPnP events.

The number after the name of the function is the event number. Events are declared in an enum and are indexed from 0. You can find the list of events here, at line 511:
http://mediatomb.cc/doxygen/upnp_8h_source.html

Clicking on an event will lead you to the page explaining what it means. In this case, event 4 is UPNP_DISCOVERY_ADVERTISEMENT_ALIVE.

[quote=“mcvflorin, post:3, topic:171075”]UPnPCallbackEventHandler is, as the name says, the event handler for UPnP events.

The number after the name of the function is the event number. Events are declared in an enum and are indexed from 0. You can find the list of events here, at line 511:
http://mediatomb.cc/doxygen/upnp_8h_source.html

Clicking on an event will lead you to the page explaining what it means. In this case, event 4 is UPNP_DISCOVERY_ADVERTISEMENT_ALIVE.[/quote]

Thanks for the information. So why would I be getting a new device or service advertisement several times per minute? This could explain why the response of my system to scenes has slowed significantly.

I guess this depends on the devices you have on the network. I don’t get that many messages of this type on my network.