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No support for http Backends?

Open dhermanns opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

Hi!

Just wanted to test the new version. But I can't get a connection to my backend.

I have a local version running just with http. Is this a problem?

dhermanns avatar Dec 22 '16 19:12 dhermanns

Do you use http. Instead of http:? I setup the verification to accept standard urls maybe a I missed a use case?

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On Dec 22, 2016, at 2:53 PM, dhermanns [email protected] wrote:

Hi!

Just wanted to test the new version. But I can't get a connection to my backend.

I have a local version running just with http. Is this a problem?

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someoneAnyone avatar Dec 22 '16 19:12 someoneAnyone

Sorry, no, I'm using no TLS encryption. Http instead of https.

dhermanns avatar Dec 22 '16 19:12 dhermanns

Both https and http should work.

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On Dec 22, 2016, at 2:57 PM, dhermanns [email protected] wrote:

Sorry, no, I'm using no TLS encryption. Http instead of https.

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someoneAnyone avatar Dec 22 '16 20:12 someoneAnyone

Ok - than it has to be something else. Now I don't get an error anymore, but still no values...

dhermanns avatar Dec 22 '16 20:12 dhermanns

can you give me some more details so i can troubleshoot?

someoneAnyone avatar Dec 23 '16 17:12 someoneAnyone

Don't have much time right now, but the second thing that might be special in my setup ist that I'm using a Port-Number: http://myserver:1337. Could that be an issue?

dhermanns avatar Dec 29 '16 20:12 dhermanns

I do URL verification here: https://github.com/someoneAnyone/Nightscouter/blob/dev/Common/Extensions/URL-Extensions.swift I'm thinking is the lack of a .something but it could be the nonstandard port number.

someoneAnyone avatar Dec 30 '16 20:12 someoneAnyone