Okay thank you for your help so far but can we just return to the issue regarding the autostart blynk server on the raspberry pie
Are you sure the NAS has been moved from 8080?
What do you actually get in the browser when you try the WAN API call?
Also change the IP in the app from LAN to WAN, create a new account via the app and build another project with a V1 button in switch mode.
Then try the WAN API call again with the new token.
You said to forget RC local
No.
Also luckily I installed the new Blynk server on a separate SD card so I have at least got my original blink card to just put back in with all of my existing projects on
Lol that is so funny I guess I have outstayed my welcome for one day so I will end by saying thank you very much for doing the dishes thank you very much thank you very very very much
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Hopefully speak tomorrow if you feel in a generous mood
Let me know how this goes.
See when you moved away from the UK you don’t know what you’re missing. Even the adverts are the same
the app already had the WAN ip
yes the NAS is no longer on 8080
message in browser is This site can’t be reached
Is the NAS on port 6767 now?
yes
Either I made a great guess or I’m a master hacker.
When I make the API call to your server I get “Invalid token” because I don’t have your token.
Use this format:
http://WAN_IP:8080/auth_token/update/V1?value=1
That is so funny just as if it was a guess you really are the master hacker but I trust you and that is why I answered in the affirmative
Yes it worked it turned the button on
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Here is the token so low my mind and let me watch you turn the button on
07c00e7af7874603b3dbf08550179791
It’s on now.
Off now.
That is creepy