Sven Killig
Sven Killig
I have to reboot it after DHCP server reboots so the symbolic hostname works again. I did this both by powercycling and by `coap-client -m post -u "$TF_USERNAME" -k "$TF_PRESHARED_KEY"...
I just realized I can do `coap-client -m post -u "Client_identity" -k "$TF_GATEWAYCODE" -e "{\"9090\":\"$TF_USERNAME\"}" "coaps://$TF_GATEWAYIP:5684/15011/9063"` with the old username after it expired. So I could just do it every...
Something like ``` TF_USERNAME=sonic TF_GATEWAYCODE=0Aa000AaaAaaaAAA TF_GATEWAYIP=GW-A0A0A0A000A0. TF_PRESHARED_KEY=$(coap-client -m post -u "Client_identity" -k "$TF_GATEWAYCODE" -e "{\"9090\":\"$TF_USERNAME\"}" "coaps://$TF_GATEWAYIP:5684/15011/9063" | sed -n 2p | jq -r '."9091"') if [ -z "$TF_PRESHARED_KEY" ] then...
``` Oct 13 02:44:31 ALRT 20 invalidate peer Oct 13 02:44:31 WARN received alert, peer has been invalidated ``` Damn, still doesn't work with 1.11.0047 ...
Is this supposed to work with the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag+ EI-T7300 ?
It's the Android Studio emulator with Android 4.4
I just confirmed with the emulator the problem that I had on a physical Android 4.4 device.