Is that even possible directly out of The Things Stack or what else would be suggested for such a case?
Just for testing I created a custom webhook for all uplink messages to call my specific URL, but unfortunately it is always failing and deactivated due to errors. But when I call that URL in a web browser everything is fine. Do you know what Iām doing wrong here? Custom Test Webhook to webhook.site is working, but not to my own URL:
Do you have any more details on the errors that occur during the webhook call to your URL? If possible, change from https:// to http:// temporarily, not permanently and use a packet sniffer on your server (ngrep, tcpdump, Wireshark) to examine the packets. That may provide more insight.
The only thing that looks a little odd is using https:// to connect to a port number other than 443. Most browsers will flag that as a security risk and require extra steps to bypass. Perhaps the TTN webhook system sees that and errors out?
First, simplify it down to just using a webhook without all the extras - standard port, no basic authentication.
Then donāt bother adding a different port or any basic authentication - unless you HAVE to use a different port (why?) and as your webhook can check for a made up API key before processing, you can skip the basic auth - anyone who probes the IP address and by some miracle happens on the page name can get no response if itās not got the API header and not a properly formatted JSON message.
As for your first question, no, you canāt decide if the webhook gets used, any uplink from your device will get a webhook sent.
Nothing worked. But in the web browser both is working.
But the developer of my WebHook service told me, that the reason could be the self signed SSL certificate.
Isnāt there an option in TTS like āāno-check-certificateā or ā-insecureā?
Itās not that bad if that will not work, if at least you could help me to get IFTTT to work.
Regarding the documentation about IFTTT a found a way to use it with Node Red, but I donāt use Node Red. Is it really necessary to call a simple IFTTT URL to also use Node Red?
Someone probably can but your demanding tone and barrage of questions probably wears out the fellow forum users. Donāt forget we are all just TTN users and you are not entitled to support.
My best guess: from experience I know Ifttt requires a special formatted json as input or it will not accept the input. Did you check the webhook json matches that format?
