HTTPd Plugin (useful for IFTTT Maker integration)

[petematheson]

Silly me - I had created variables of http_ to match, missing the d!

That works, thank you.
But is there a way to get it to update existing variables without having the httpd prefix?

[FlyingDiver]

But is there a way to get it to update existing variables without having the httpd prefix?

No. That’s a deliberate design decision to protect your variables from malicious http requests.

And you don’t need to create the variables. The plugin will do it for you.


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[petematheson]

Thank you - makes sense. Sorry if i've not RTFM properly!

So that's all working now - now struggling to get IFTTT triggering.

IFTTT is set to send a web request
Url: http://username:[email protected] ... te360=Home
Method: Get
Content Type: text/plain

Indigo receives:
HTTPd Debug RequestHandler: GET from 3.86.147.188:55062 for /webhook-736082255/setvar?LocationPete360=Home
HTTPd Debug RequestHandler: auth_map = {'username': 'username', 'password': 'password'}
HTTPd Debug Requesthandler: basic authorization valid
HTTPd Debug GET Webhook to httpd_webhook-736082255/setvar = {'request': {'path': '/webhook-736082255/setvar', 'client': '3.86.147.188', 'command': 'GET', 'headers': {'x-newrelic-id': 'VwAOU1RRGwAFUFZUAwQE', 'host': 'house.domain.co.uk:5555', 'x-newrelic-transaction': 'PxQGUlUHCwsDXFgBBAhUVFQTGlUDChAHHEAJUQtcBwoAXQACAlhQUFQUG0MAAV0LUVMEABVs', 'connection': 'close', 'content-type': 'text/plain', 'authorization': 'Basic aW5kaWdvOjFuZDFnMA=='}}, 'vars': {'LocationPete360': 'Home'}}

It never sets the variable.
Where have I not done something??
Sorry in advance

[FlyingDiver]

Get rid of the /webhook part of that url.

Sorry for the terse replies. I’m in Cambodia on a really crappy Internet connection using my phone.

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[FlyingDiver]

Did you get this working?

[koburg]

I think there is a bug in the plugin version 1.4.2

if I do not want to use HTTPS = 0

then all normal HTTP will get refused but if I just set some random port number with out any certificate on the HTTPS port setup.
then the normal HTTP is working again.

i have struggled for hours because I just updated the plugin then all iftt did not work but after
I did this it is working perfect again.

[FlyingDiver]

I think there is a bug in the plugin version 1.4.2

if I do not want to use HTTPS = 0

then all normal HTTP will get refused but if I just set some random port number with out any certificate on the HTTPS port setup.
then the normal HTTP is working again.

i have struggled for hours because I just updated the plugin then all iftt did not work but after
I did this it is working perfect again.

https://github.com/FlyingDiver/Indigo-HTTPd/issues/8