Wilberforce

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• Network disruption

  in ESP32 • 13 hours, 5 minutes

  

  You want to look at wifi.ping to an address on the Internet - depending on the response you can work out if you have an Internet connection

• How-to run code from flash

  in ESP8266 • 1 week

  

  @tve - welcome back!

• Can't locate device by Name - solved with longer scan - Tilt

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• SSL on ESP32

  in ESP32 • 1 week, 6 days

  

  Hi,

  Looking at your code above - the headers is not doing what you think it is... - the parameters need to be part of the path.

  path: '/eb/belt/washington/tolls.json?orderBy=­%22$key%22&limitToLast=1',

  Without this you get 600k of data back and this is too much!

  However - this is not the issue.

  It looks like since the esp-idf version of the mBed TLS was added that https is no longer working... This simple case fails:

  var http = require("http");
  http.get("https://www.google.com", function(res) {
    res.on('data', function(data) {
      console.log(data);
    });
  });
  

  Added a new issue:

  https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/iss­ues/1613

• Bug in setSNTP implementation

  in ESP32 • 2 weeks

  

  Issue added here:

  https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/iss­ues/1612

• SSL on ESP32

  in ESP32 • 2 weeks, 2 days

  

  Please post your code, a simple example would be best.

• Bug in setSNTP implementation

  in ESP32 • 2 weeks, 2 days

  

  @Gordon

  Will calling jswrap_interactive_setTime adjust the timeout values?

• HTTP - Webserver - Encoding/Decoding

  in General • 2 weeks, 3 days

  

  You are using a special character > 127 and that does not look like these are supported.

• Bug in setSNTP implementation

  in ESP32 • 2 weeks, 3 days

  

  So we need to change it to jshSetSystemTime(), I think

  I don't understand why this would make a difference? Do you think this would update existing intervals?

• Bug in setSNTP implementation

  in ESP32 • 2 weeks, 4 days

  

  Isn't this because when the espruino starts its at time 0 - 1970 and then you are setting the time - so the intervals immediately expire?

  What if you set the time first and then set the intervals?

  @Gordon - any ideas?