https login

[aruzsi]

I can’t run Apache on my router.

New site? How? Sprinkler is in my internal network.

 

TIA,

[aruzsi]

I’ve got some other possibilities preventing my sprinkler from the Net. For example knockd.

 

TIA,

[Samer]

Lighthttpd is fine. My point is that the proxy works. I don’t know which router you have so I can’t know which software you can install but again it doesn’t matter which httpd you are using, I am just saying Apache since that is what I have experience with.

[aruzsi]

OpenWRT on TP-Link TP-WR2543ND router.

[aruzsi]

Proxy is working, yes. But some interesting “menu” (Weather diag) not working at all. If I reach the sprinkler through the proxy. I don’t have any clue.

[aruzsi]

I think the weather diag doesn’t go through proxy. Maybe that is the problem.

I checked the access log and nothing in it about that. I can see many /js /jo, jc after GET.

[aruzsi]

I tried to tcpdump.

If I use the internal connection and choose weather diag menu point my notebook goes out somewhere. If I use the frontend proxy neither notebook or sprinkler goes out to the Net.

[aruzsi]

This URL doesn’t work:

https://mysprinkler.mydomain.hu/#debugWU

The original: http://opensprinkler-00:myport/#debugWU

[Samer]

So, everything works except the weather diagnostics popup?

[Samer]

Okay, I looked into this and the issue is related to the Weather Underground API call made from the app. It uses http:// instead of https:// therefore the browser is denying it since the remainder of the site is SSL encrypted.

The fix has been posted to the code: https://github.com/OpenSprinkler/OpenSprinkler-App/commit/20958d726a79c7173d490ae8acea0ef3bfba4d80 and will be released in the next app update (1.4.2) which should be out by the end of the week.

Thank you for the report!

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