Transport layer frame capture problem about python-udsoncan

[pylessard]

First, careful with your threads, the UDS client is not thread safe. So you cannot call methods from different threads, it might cause race conditions

To understand your issue, please enable logging in debug and share:

1. The log
2. Can bus traffic raw dump

Cheers

[ichbinbork]

Sure, you can find the two ".trc" logs in the zip file. First one is succesful flash update process. The second one starts in empty bus then I'm sendind a message with 10ms cycle time. When I activate the message I couldn't catch the server response .For now I can provide only trace log.

logs.zip

[pylessard]

I don't see the python log. Would have been nice to understand what the stack rececives and what is ignored.
CAN logs seems fine, I see a complete transmission and a response from the device. I can only assume that the client doe snot see the response.

Having messages from another ECU should not be an issue, the transport layer is supposed to drop unwanted message. Messages have a rate of 10ms which is fine.

If you manage to enable logging in DEBUG, you should see the TransportLayer telling everything it receives with some flags between square brackets next to it [i] or [p]. p stands for processed, [i] for ignored.
https://github.com/pylessard/python-can-isotp/blob/v2.x/isotp/protocol.py#L837

[ichbinbork]

Here you can find the log that you mentioned udsoncan.log

I think the main problem the IsoTP transport layer misses the frame thats why UDS client doesn't recieve anything.

"No data received: [TimeoutException] - Did not receive IsoTP frame from the Transport layer in time (timeout=12 sec) 
2024-07-09 16:49:10 [ERROR] UdsClient: [TimeoutException] : Did not receive response in time. P2 timeout time has expired (timeout=12.000 sec)"

In addition to that I just run a simple script that sends change session request in %80 bus load and IsoTP layer miss that too. I think I'm doing something wrong but I couldn't find it yet

[pylessard]

Hi!
Thank you for the log. I cannot tell what's wrong from it unfortunately. I was hoping to see the isotp logs as well.

Can you enable it like this logging.getLogger('isotp').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

Cheers

[pylessard]

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