@Emil I am currently using pfsense and acme plug-in for let's encrypt certificate generation, for you i believe you can try - https://letsencrypt.org/docs/ and see which option suit you the best to do the same.

for some reasons i can't run wireshark from my browser but what i can assure you is that regardless from browser, api tool, and other of my internal services that uses the same have no problem at all.

for now i am happy to leave the validation option off but just feel like it is better to report back here so you guys can have a look at it.

@Emil Hi Emil. They are all internal url with valid ssl certificates that issued by Let's Encrypt.

For about a few weeks or I should say after my Flic LR Hub is updated to v4.3.5 the Validate Certificate(s) option under Internet Request no longer recongize certificates that issued by Let's Encrypt. I can confirm the certificates that I generated are all valid and yet expired.

Toggling off the validate certificate(s) option off and all webhook back in business in a second.

@Emil Understood. I am far from a tech guy but can I ask if same protocol is in use between Flic Hub and Flic Twist? I ask because I found I need to place my phone kinda close to Flic Hub in order for the app to work, but Flic Hub and my Flic Twists are relativity way more far and somehow there is no delay whatsoever.

I guess my question is if migrating from BLE to IP (or option to choose IP) something in the roadmap?

I'd like to also take this chance and follow up where we are in regard Flic Twist SDK and/or native Home Assistant support.

Thank you!

Quick question here.

Looks like Flic App requires Bluetooth and needs to be in the range to manage Flic Twist, wondering as both the device and hub are on the same network and can't they communicate using IP?

Thanks

@Emil Thank you. Can we make such rotate action as a feature request? Consider volume control is usually 0-100 while if we can have 12 only which means it going to be 8% per movement which is not ideal.

Hi All

Any idea if Flic Twist do detects rotate clockwise / counterclockwise? I'd like to use the dial as volume control while every rotate represents a webhook trigger so I can have two webhooks configured to turn the volume up and down accordingly.

Cheers~