Robert Klep
Robert Klep
The Bosch backend (or rather, the device itself) cannot handle more than one request at a time, and the client already uses a request queue to work around that (to...
FWIW, I did some testing and it seems that the bridge can handle multiple requests (multiple clients retrieving an endpoint) without issue, I'm always getting back the expected response for...
I don't see a loop. But your issue may be related to your RPi's OpenSSL configuration: https://github.com/robertklep/nefit-easy-http-server#problems-on-recent-linux-distributions
Assuming that you're talking to a CT200 (and the client, `easycontrol`, is the correct one), this typically means the password isn't correct. Also, make sure you put single quotes around...
Okay, in that case I'll have to find out how the EasyControl app handles longer passwords, but that may take a while. If you want a quick solution, you need...
Change it in the EasyControl app, that allows for shorter passwords.
@markunca I changed the password to 12 characters and it still works for me 🤔
You can also decompile the mobile app (Android is typically the easiest to decompile) to find endpoints.
@vonkienm does your device support autodiscovery of endpoints? In other words, if you retrieve `/` it should return a list of endpoints rooted at `/`, and if you retrieve (say)...
@vonkienm in that case I don't see a possibility to find further endpoints rooted at `/`, especially not when the app itself doesn't use them.