Security bug - Wifi vs Wired on RPI

[captsi]

I have a strange issue, which I’ve been narrowing down but can’t seem to resolve. Someone more knowledgeable should be able to help.

My router recently failed, and my ISP replaced it with a Linksys router. They replaced the main wifi settings so some things work fine, yet others do not.

I tried upgrading using the script, and initially met with failure. Eventually I got it working by hard wiring the RPI. In fact I got it all working by hard wiring the RPI, so it wasn’t an update thing after all.

I am running Calender Ext - and that is working fine. I am also running OneCallWeather and UKTide - neither is working. The issue appears to be that the MM is not even fetching the data, whether it is struggling to resolve servers or getting stuck at a firewall, I dont know. Both modules are stuck at “Loading…” Nothing showing in the errors when running npm start dev.

I am running Debain Bookworm. Latest version of MM. Node v20.18.1

So, how can I recode the weather and tide to behave similar to Calendar? How can I make the RPI think I am as secure as a wired connection? Or how can I kick a Linksys router into allowing the appropriate packets through?

Thanks all!

[sdetweil]

@captsi for OneCallWeather you need to get a new v3 apikey
which requires a credit card. usage below 1000 api requests per day are currently free

i do not know on Uktide. did you look at its github page issues tab for any reports similar to yours?

[captsi]

@sdetweil I’ve been happily running the OpenWeather for 3 years, and the weather API works fine when it’s hard wired! Defo not the 1000 requests issue. Thanks for the pointer though.

[sdetweil]

@captsi ok, sounds like a wifi bad router

[plainbroke]

@captsi
Can you reconfigure the new router to the same settings you had in the old one.
or update the pi to the new wifi?