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Maybe I try your script in wrong way? I typed
TelnetServer.setOptions({mode:'off'})
in the left-hande side terminal of Web IDE.
I also put it in the right-hand side editor and click "Send to Espruino".
Both return following error messgeUncaught ReferenceError: "TelnetServer" is not defined at line 1 col 13 TelnetServer.setOptions({mode:'off'});
Is any other way to test it in web IDE or other tools?
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Hi Gordon,
I tried your script. It looks like "TelnetServer" lib is not available.
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Hi guys,
There seems to be something wrong with "Modules uploaded as functions" feature on ESP8266 board. The problem was spotted for a while referring to comments in following post.
http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/296431/#comment13636908I just move this issue into ESP8266 section.
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Hi guys,
Someone helped and committed a fix for the "Uncaught InternalError: Not connected to the internet" error. Here is the commit in his pull request.
https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/pull/1197/commits/ca67ee67bc881bd4a507a867ed5de4cada932e66