When systemd sends SIGTERM, asyncio cancels the scan task before
BleakScanner.__aexit__ runs. BlueZ already stopped discovery by then,
so stop() throws 'No discovery started'. This was crashing the service
and triggering a 22-restart loop before systemd settled. Catch the
specific error string and treat it as a debug-level no-op.
ble_alerter.py: probe Apple BLE devices via GATT characteristic 0x2A00
to discover device names (iPhone, Apple TV, etc). Names persist to
ble_names.json with last_seen timestamps. GATT_PROBE=1 enables active
probing; without it, Apple device last_seen timestamps still tracked.
net_alerter.py: on WiFi device arrival, read ble_names.json and log
any Apple BLE devices seen within the last 60s as correlation candidates.
Gives operator visibility into which BLE MACs co-arrived with a WiFi device.
Shared state file: /opt/net_alerter/ble_names.json
Wrap BleakScanner context manager in try-except to detect adapter
initialization errors. If 'No Bluetooth adapters found' or similar, log
warning and set shutdown event to trigger graceful exit with code 0.
Prevents systemd restart loop on hardware without BT adapter (e.g. OPi).
- Reject dash/colon MAC-format device names (e.g. 45-48-39-7F-73-C7)
from open mode — were slipping past is_generic_name()
- Add exponential backoff (1s, 2s) on Matrix 429/5xx, max 3 attempts —
startup burst was rate-limiting and dropping alerts
- Commit active scanner flag (scanning_mode=active) that was in working
tree but not in prior commit c0b91e9 despite the commit message
- Add 3 tests: MAC format filter, 429 retry success, 429 give-up
Fixes DevTrack #518
Passive mode fails on Debian bookworm bleak 0.20.2 without or_patterns filter.
Active mode is functionally equivalent for building-level presence detection
and actually yields more complete advertisement data including device names.
Cobra