robertgregor

I see. So the issue it the lenhth of the GET request. So probably the error shall be, that no header length exceeded, but the get request exceeded.

Hi, Yes, this I did: esp32_https_server-feature-functional-callbacks. But how can use std::bind? I have tried this: HTTPSCallbackFunction handler = std::bind(&RemoteHome::handleSPIFFS, std::placeholders::_1); server->registerNode(new ResourceNode("/", "GET", handler)); But I have this error: c:\users\gregorro\appdata\local\arduino15\packages\esp32\tools\xtensa-esp32-elf-gcc\1.22.0-80-g6c4433a-5.2.0\xtensa-esp32-elf\include\c++\5.2.0\functional:1426:7:...

OKi, yes, shall be like that: HTTPSCallbackFunction handler = std::bind(&RemoteHome::handleSPIFFS, this, std::placeholders::_1, std::placeholders::_2); Thanks!!!

I see, what is the problem. The call has to be done from static context - like from the Sketch directly. Then it works. If it is called from the...

Hi, yes, I already did that. This library is much faster and mainly supports several request at the same time. So if you are loading in the webpage i.e. css,...

I see, OK, so the padding is clear. However, the first block has to be encrypted anyway in the same way, if the IV is the same. So why I...

I have spent some time to look more closely and to match the result of your library with Java. I have found out, that the IV has to be calculated....

I am also looking into this thing. @dl9rdz you have already the working jar, which is using it? Can you send it to us? Seems, me-no-dev didn't merged your code...

Hi, thanks a lot. I have tried to do modification in the source code and tried to compile it with the javac, but I don't know, which jars from arduino,...