@leonardchrist do any other actions work? Like IFTTT, Flow, Zapier, Spotify, Sonos, lights and so on?

@leonardchrist Hmm that might be an explanation. Could you disconnect the WiFi while you are on Ethernet?

Just select "GET" as method and write "http://192.168.1.32/MainZone/index.put.asp?cmd0=PutZone_OnOff%2FON" as URL. The other headers you have added must not be entered since these values are inserted automatically by the implementation.

Thanks for the feedback!
Yes we are a quite small team and don't have time to do everything we would want.

Android TV is available if you search for it in the app, but since it doesn't work as perfect/stable as we would like, we removed it from the list in the app in order to not promote it.

What doesn't work with your http request? The first row (GET, POST) etc. directly translates to the verb. URL is the URL you try to reach and Headers (Key, Values) are normal HTTP headers.

For example, in the Flic app, these settings:
POST
URL: http://www.example.com/something/here
Headers:
Key: ExampleKey, Value (STRING): ExampleValue (then press ADD)
Body: example_body
Content Type: application/text
Timeout: (enter the timeout in seconds)

would translate into the following HTTP request:

POST /something/here HTTP/1.1
Host: www.example.com
ExampleKey: ExampleValue
Content-Type: application/text
Content-Length: 12

example_body

and it will be sent to the TCP host www.example.com at port 80. (TLS is used if the URL has https:// as prefix, and defaults to port 443).

Hi. We have never seen any problem like this before. Just tested HTTP request to my computer running a "python -m SimpleHTTPServer" and saw all clicks coming through. The hub just runs a normal Linux OS and a HTTP request is not much more than a TCP connection with a message back and forth. You should try set up Wireshark or something to try to find the issue.

@romuald Just released the new version on https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/fliclib-windows. Could you try it out?

Ok so we found the issue. It was in the newest Flic hub software. The issue is more likely to happen as more Lifx Lan lights you have selected to toggle. It will be fixed in an upcoming firmware (2.0.14).

@gazhay could you try delete the light from the LIFX LAN provider list, and add it back? Maybe it has changed IP address. Please tell how that works out.

Does the light work from the phone's flic app? (when not connected to hub)

If you first connect it to a "normal" router, then you can usually see the MAC address in the router's web interface. Otherwise you could maybe use Wireshark or something to catch the address as well.

@peh if it's in white plastic (not silicon) and has a replaceable CR2032, then it's a flic 2.