@alces as you can see on https://superuser.com/questions/1581627/where-is-my-lan-hostname-stored, hostnames on the LAN is not really a "basic feature of networking" since there are like four different "standards" for that. Currently, the only thing you should rely on is that you use a FQDN that the DNS resolver the DHCP server gives the hub will resolve.
@Emil many thanks for that. Yes looks like it's entirely possible using the SDK. However I'm a complete novice when it comes to coding and this is probably beyond my capabilities.
If anyone else has written a script which will integrate LightwaveRF Link into Flic that would be great.
@pinnace0 make sure you have activated sdk access in the hub settings while you are connected to the hub in our Android or iOS app. Also make sure you're not both connected to wifi and ethernet at the same time (this issue will be fixed in a future firmware).
@emil Thanks for answering. I'd like to know if I can perform any action on a phone of choice by using a hub-connected flic. My first project is to play a sound on a phone that's out of bluetooth range and therefore can't be connected directly to the flic button.
@kortenkamp Sonos is a very important feature for us. We have implemented "start sonos playlist" by the press of a Flic button. Unfortunately, the Sonos Control API that we use is quite limited and does not contain any way of interacting with 3rd party music services, including switching to a radio station, at least what I can see, so I'm not sure what we can do here.
@emil I installed the Home+ 5 app. When I go through bridges and then display accessories, it works fine with the flic buttons. I think there are some bugs in the iOS 15.3 button/switch portions of the home app.
