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  • in reply to: I might bricked my OpenGarage? #1311

    fishy
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    Holding the button for 10 seconds doesn’t work. OG isn’t connected to my wifi router and I can’t find an OG_ prefix AP in my phone’s wifi, so I guess it’s broken.

    in reply to: I might bricked my OpenGarage? #1309

    fishy
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    It’s showing blue light exactly once, not flashing/blinking. This happens to both normal power on and my attempt to power on to booatloading mode.

    in reply to: A few issues/concerns #1177

    fishy
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    I did manage to compile my modified (different modification: https://github.com/OpenGarage/OpenGarage-Firmware/pull/26) firmware and it works fine, so I’m not sure that my esp8266 version is wrong…

    in reply to: A few issues/concerns #1174

    fishy
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    When trying to compile the firmware with BlynkSimpleEsp8266_SSL.h (this is with Arduino app, Using Makefile always complain that it can’t find Blynk header files), the compiler complained about:

    
    In file included from /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Java/libraries/OpenGarage/main.cpp:28:0:
    /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Java/libraries/blynk-library/src/BlynkSimpleEsp8266_SSL.h:27:55: error: expected initializer before 'PROGMEM'
       static const unsigned char BLYNK_DEFAULT_CERT_DER[] PROGMEM =
    
                                                           ^
    

    I didn’t see PROGMEM defined in the whole blynk-library code, not sure what to expect…

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    in reply to: A few issues/concerns #1173

    fishy
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    And I just finished the SmartThings integration here: https://github.com/fishy/SmartThings-OpenGarage

    in reply to: A few issues/concerns #1172

    fishy
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    I just finished the blynk-proxy, it’s at https://blynk-proxy.herokuapp.com and more info can be found on its github page.

    in reply to: A few issues/concerns #1171

    fishy
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    Additional question for 2: Is it implemented via direct open/close command from the relayed garage, or is it still switch, just the firmware code will check the current status first? If it’s the latter then I can implement that logic on SmartThings instead (and still use blynk).

    in reply to: A few issues/concerns #1170

    fishy
    Participant

    1. It would be nice to have a switch on the web config ui so user can choose between http and https 🙂
    2. Nice! Is it possible to expose open and close commands to blynk? I do have a linux box running in the house with nginx and let’s encrypt configured so I can use that to proxy to open garage API, but blynk would still be more user friendly.

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