Hi
I am using the latest version.
The login and password are there it just doesn't show it in that screen shot.
Philip
agame wrote:FlyingDiver wrote:agame wrote:
I might just go ahead and add digest to the plugin so users don't have to mix and match, in cases like yours.
I'm sure that would solve a lot of mucking around. Your plugin also works around the need to store the main indigo credentials in random IoT devices.
curl http://xxxx:yyyyyyyy@zzzzzz.dyndns.org:5566/setvar?var1test=yay
cjp767 wrote:After about a year of HTTPd working perfectly, everything just came to a screeching halt and I can't figure out why. Nothing changed with my router-- port 5566 is still forwarded to my Mac Pro on 10.0.1.11. The HTTPd plugin is setup to use port 5566 with http. (not https). And I know dyndns finds my router fine (I use it to find my Mac Pro Security Spy app)
I noticed my plugin was old-- so I updated to 1.4.1.
My IFTTT account activity shows the following:
Applet skipped
Mar 16 - 12:20 PM
Automatic (the name of the device sending to IFTTT)
Prime off, then tell Indigo (the name of my IFTTT applet)
Unable to make web request: Error: ETIMEDOUT
From the Event Log--
Starting plugin "HTTPd 1.4.1" (pid 52832)
HTTPd Debug logLevel = 10
Started plugin "HTTPd 1.4.1"
HTTPd Starting HTTPd
HTTPd Debug Started HTTP server on port 5566
Nothing is getting out of IFTTT and into the Indigo Plugin.
The URL in IFTTT is in this format (I triple checked the userid/password)
http://xxxx:yyyyyyyy@zzzzzz.dyndns.org: ... r1test=yay
Method: Get
Content Type: Text/Plain
Again, things have been working for about a year--and there's something I'm missing... Any ideas? Thanks for any advice.
mundmc wrote:I hope I’m not muddying the waters, but some of my Indigo actions that utilize Maker Webhooks stopped working as of 3/15. I am curious if this is something on their side.
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