Your white list is wrong
::ffff: is an IPv6 loopback, you’ve combined it with an IPv4 address
“192.168.1.1/24” should be a separate line
Your white list is wrong
::ffff: is an IPv6 loopback, you’ve combined it with an IPv4 address
“192.168.1.1/24” should be a separate line
@j.e.f.f you’re a star!
I don’t know if this helps: https://github.com/eikeco/pointstreak-leauge-table
So, I’ve been playing around with MMM-Syslog and have enabled the IFTTT webhooks service to update the syslog with a GET request - it got me thinking…
Is it possible for someone much cleverer than myself to throw together a quick API to enable module interaction
For example:
http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideModules
http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=ShowModules
http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideClock
Then in IFTTT, all you would have to do is set the assistant of choice as the trigger, and the Webhooks service as the action.
EG - If I speak the phrase ‘OK Google, Hide all modules’ then trigger http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideModules
Or
‘Alexa, trigger my mirror to hide modules’, then trigger http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideModules
It could also enable some much fancier things, such as a tie in for the motion detector (If xyz service detects I leave the house, turn off mirror)
Would welcome your thoughts!
@yawns that’s exactly my point
@krautgamer But why would manufacturers benefit from producing them? The market is incredibly small for such a minor benefit
@cowboysdude there is, it’s the main control board - why would there have to be anything else?
Could you get this working with Pointstreak? Lots of minority leagues/sports use Pointstreak such as the UK Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL)
Just found information about Dash’s public API - and a node.js example:
https://github.com/Dash-Labs/chassis-examples/
I dont know how to do any of this thing unfortunately
Anyone? It would be great for a simple module to be put together