1 1 1 interface connection failed.png
1 1 1 interface connection failed.png
Is the local host 127.0.0.1 : as what it pulls up on the default screen ? I have tried 0.0.0.0 also.
I have all 3 connected each different address, using the same blue tooth button MAC address and they all say connected, but nothing appears to happen. Also with Docker addon of Node-red on my iHost. The Node red was installed 5 times.
One install had version 1.1.1 installed, and I could not install 0.1.5 once 1.1.1 was installed due to a conflict error. but when 1.1.1 was running all I ever got was a connection error.
now with 0.1.5 installed before 1.1.1 having both running I at least get a connected sign.
iHost is working.png
Or is the local host the IP address that the hub now acquires 192.168.2.21
My iHost SonOff Hub is 192.168.2.109 and I am pretty sure I am not using that address.
Host - this is the host running the flic.io daemon process, defaults to localhost
Port - the port for the daemon process, defaults to 5551
Button Address - the bluetooth address that you noted down when pairing your buttons
This might also clear the question up, what is A daemon process ?
Totally un-related but possibly helpful, I am not using a raspberry pi at all. And need to get this to run on an iHost.
https://discourse.nodered.org/t/how-to-get-a-flic-button-to-work-with-docker-and-a-pi3/65786
I think I might have to install something on the Flic2 LR Hub https://hubsdk.flic.io/ that transfers communication as a payload from it to say 127 ?