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I was able to setup Coova Chilli and get it running in a minimal setup. Also, I'm able to access the splash page which is located somewhere in the internet from the client through coova chilli. The splash page brings some UI with JavaScript and this JavaScript (running in the browser) can send the request to $UAMIP:$UAMPORT/json/logon?.... Everything works fine so far.
Now I want to send the request to $UAMIP:$UAMPORT/json/logon?... from the server/backend of my splash page. But I can't reach the UAMSERVER because, the $UAMIP is not reachable from the internet/WAN. Also, it would be better to access this by using a domain/hostname instead of using an IP.
Running the command sudo lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN I can see that chilli is listening on 10.1.0.1:3990 (and not on *:3990).
How can I get this working? Is there some config parameter that I need to change for this? What is the recommended way?
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No, you cannot call UAMIP from the server-side. UAMIP is on the LAN side, which is getting NATed to WAN. You will have to trigger a call to the JSON endpoint from the frontend, using JS/JQuery etc or a redirect.
I was able to setup Coova Chilli and get it running in a minimal setup. Also, I'm able to access the splash page which is located somewhere in the internet from the client through coova chilli. The splash page brings some UI with JavaScript and this JavaScript (running in the browser) can send the request to
$UAMIP:$UAMPORT/json/logon?...
. Everything works fine so far.Now I want to send the request to
$UAMIP:$UAMPORT/json/logon?...
from the server/backend of my splash page. But I can't reach the UAMSERVER because, the$UAMIP
is not reachable from the internet/WAN. Also, it would be better to access this by using a domain/hostname instead of using an IP.Running the command
sudo lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN
I can see that chilli is listening on10.1.0.1:3990
(and not on*:3990
).How can I get this working? Is there some config parameter that I need to change for this? What is the recommended way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: