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@doudar Can you think of a good way to have local update server for testing? I was hoping for a way to be able to upload new firmware without having to change: SmartSpin2k/include/settings.h Line 24 in 6a01e1e |
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Without changing, you'd have to setup a DNS server to resolve that to the local IP of a server hosting that file. For your own testing, it would probably be easiest if you just put the spiffs.bin and firmware.bin and version.txt from the .pio/build folder into your own OTAUpdates repository on github and point to the files with FW_UPDATEURL |
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Also, you bring up a great point I'll add to Issues. The root CA certificate is associated with Github. That would need to be changed if the files aren't hosted by github or the https request would fail. |
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@doudar Did I miss instructions on how to upload the firmware.bin and spiffs.bin to SmartSpin2k after building locally? |
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I sent them to you via Email |
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I see it now. Thanks! |
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Can I get this as well please!? |
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The best it to upload from within platformio in vscode. See: https://github.com/doudar/SmartSpin2k#if-you-are-a-developer Rather than host an update server, it was easier to just upload the builds through platformio |
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Without changing, you'd have to setup a DNS server to resolve that to the local IP of a server hosting that file.
For your own testing, it would probably be easiest if you just put the spiffs.bin and firmware.bin and version.txt from the .pio/build folder into your own OTAUpdates repository on github and point to the files with FW_UPDATEURL