Seems to be working, but nothing happens

[reedh11]

The skill tested fine, alexa responds ok to command, but nothing happens. I have verified port 8080 is open. If I am far from my router will that make it not work?

Only other thing I don't understand is when I modified the index, I used the IP address that it gave me when I did the google search downstairs, when I am upstairs where the echo dot is, I get a different IPv6 address. Would this be causing an issue?

You're a genius, thanks for posting this.

[bklavet]

is this a main genie or a mini? what version of the skill are you using? have you veerified #12 ? Oh and Hi reedh1l!

[vmweaver]

Distance from router shouldn't make a difference. Is it possible that you are somehow connecting to a neighbor's WIFI automatically? I can't understand why your external address would change if you are going through the same router. I mean your external address CAN change depending on your service provider, but generally they aren't that fast. Do you consistently get the same addresses in both locations?

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[reedh11]

I don’t believe that is happening as it’s protected. In the index file which IP address should I be using? The IPv4 one or the IPv6 one that I get when I’m upstairs (where the echo dot is). I have tried both, the IPv6 version failed at testing, saying something about end point.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

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Distance from router shouldn't make a difference. Is it possible that you are somehow connecting to a neighbor's WIFI automatically? I can't understand why your external address would change if you are going through the same router.

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[vmweaver]

This is interesting. So you have a laptop and you go to where one of the devices is and you google 'what's my ip' and you get an IPv6 address, then go elsewhere and get an IPv4 address? Are they always the same IPv6 and IPv4 addresses? Do you have just a single access point or wireless router? It IS possible to have both an IPv6 and an IPv4 addresses on the external side. If you login to your router is there any config that says that both are enabled? Do you mind if I ask who your service provider is?

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I don’t believe that is happening as it’s protected. In the index file which IP address should I be using? The IPv4 one or the IPv6 one that I get when I’m upstairs (where the echo dot is). I have tried both, the IPv6 version failed at testing, saying something about end point.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

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Distance from router shouldn't make a difference. Is it possible that you are somehow connecting to a neighbor's WIFI automatically? I can't understand why your external address would change if you are going through the same router.

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[vmweaver]

​Maybe try going to this site: https://test-ipv6.com/

Looks like it may be able to tell you if you have both ipv4 and ipv6​

If you DO have both, then really either one should work regardless of what google "detects".

On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 7:23 PM, Mark Weaver geekweaver@gmail.com wrote:

This is interesting. So you have a laptop and you go to where one of the devices is and you google 'what's my ip' and you get an IPv6 address, then go elsewhere and get an IPv4 address? Are they always the same IPv6 and IPv4 addresses? Do you have just a single access point or wireless router? It IS possible to have both an IPv6 and an IPv4 addresses on the external side. If you login to your router is there any config that says that both are enabled? Do you mind if I ask who your service provider is?

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I don’t believe that is happening as it’s protected. In the index file which IP address should I be using? The IPv4 one or the IPv6 one that I get when I’m upstairs (where the echo dot is). I have tried both, the IPv6 version failed at testing, saying something about end point.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

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Distance from router shouldn't make a difference. Is it possible that you are somehow connecting to a neighbor's WIFI automatically? I can't understand why your external address would change if you are going through the same router.

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[reedh11]

I was doing it on a phone so maybe that’s the problem. But yes depending where I was I got an IPv4 number downstairs or closer to the router(which never changed). Then upstairs on the phone I got an IPv6 number. It would change (the first 4 sections of 4 digits was always that the same. The next 4 sections would change.

AT&T is my provider for internet.

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​Maybe try going to this site: https://test-ipv6.com/

Looks like it may be able to tell you if you have both ipv4 and ipv6​

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This is interesting. So you have a laptop and you go to where one of the devices is and you google 'what's my ip' and you get an IPv6 address, then go elsewhere and get an IPv4 address? Are they always the same IPv6 and IPv4 addresses? Do you have just a single access point or wireless router? It IS possible to have both an IPv6 and an IPv4 addresses on the external side. If you login to your router is there any config that says that both are enabled? Do you mind if I ask who your service provider is?

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I don’t believe that is happening as it’s protected. In the index file which IP address should I be using? The IPv4 one or the IPv6 one that I get when I’m upstairs (where the echo dot is). I have tried both, the IPv6 version failed at testing, saying something about end point.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

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Distance from router shouldn't make a difference. Is it possible that you are somehow connecting to a neighbor's WIFI automatically? I can't understand why your external address would change if you are going through the same router.

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[vmweaver]

Some phones have a mode where they can use both Wifi and Mobile data to optimize the connection speeds, so I wonder if that's what happening. If you turn off your Wifi on your phone and get your address, does it match either the ipv6 or ipv4 addresses?​

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I was doing it on a phone so maybe that’s the problem. But yes depending where I was I got an IPv4 number downstairs or closer to the router(which never changed). Then upstairs on the phone I got an IPv6 number. It would change (the first 4 sections of 4 digits was always that the same. The next 4 sections would change.

AT&T is my provider for internet.

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​Maybe try going to this site: https://test-ipv6.com/

Looks like it may be able to tell you if you have both ipv4 and ipv6​

On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 7:23 PM, Mark Weaver <geekweaver@gmail.com<mailto:g eekweaver@gmail.com>> wrote:

This is interesting. So you have a laptop and you go to where one of the devices is and you google 'what's my ip' and you get an IPv6 address, then go elsewhere and get an IPv4 address? Are they always the same IPv6 and IPv4 addresses? Do you have just a single access point or wireless router? It IS possible to have both an IPv6 and an IPv4 addresses on the external side. If you login to your router is there any config that says that both are enabled? Do you mind if I ask who your service provider is?

On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 7:13 PM, reedh11 <notifications@github.com< mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

I don’t believe that is happening as it’s protected. In the index file which IP address should I be using? The IPv4 one or the IPv6 one that I get when I’m upstairs (where the echo dot is). I have tried both, the IPv6 version failed at testing, saying something about end point.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

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Distance from router shouldn't make a difference. Is it possible that you are somehow connecting to a neighbor's WIFI automatically? I can't understand why your external address would change if you are going through the same router.

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[vmweaver]

If you have an iPhone, you can check this out: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205296

[reedh11]

Ok it was the phone. I just googled it on my laptop upstairs and I get the IPv4 address, which is what is in the skill.

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Some phones have a mode where they can use both Wifi and Mobile data to optimize the connection speeds, so I wonder if that's what happening. If you turn off your Wifi on your phone and get your address, does it match either the ipv6 or ipv4 addresses?​

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I was doing it on a phone so maybe that’s the problem. But yes depending where I was I got an IPv4 number downstairs or closer to the router(which never changed). Then upstairs on the phone I got an IPv6 number. It would change (the first 4 sections of 4 digits was always that the same. The next 4 sections would change.

AT&T is my provider for internet.

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​Maybe try going to this site: https://test-ipv6.com/

Looks like it may be able to tell you if you have both ipv4 and ipv6​

On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 7:23 PM, Mark Weaver geekweaver@gmail.com<mailto:geekweaver@gmail.com<mailto:g eekweaver@gmail.commailto:eekweaver@gmail.com>> wrote:

This is interesting. So you have a laptop and you go to where one of the devices is and you google 'what's my ip' and you get an IPv6 address, then go elsewhere and get an IPv4 address? Are they always the same IPv6 and IPv4 addresses? Do you have just a single access point or wireless router? It IS possible to have both an IPv6 and an IPv4 addresses on the external side. If you login to your router is there any config that says that both are enabled? Do you mind if I ask who your service provider is?

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I don’t believe that is happening as it’s protected. In the index file which IP address should I be using? The IPv4 one or the IPv6 one that I get when I’m upstairs (where the echo dot is). I have tried both, the IPv6 version failed at testing, saying something about end point.

Thanks a bunch for your help.

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[bklavet]

12

what do you get with number 3? you your laptop that is on the same network as the dtv is this a mini or main genie?

[vmweaver]

Awesome. So glad you were able to track that down. You still have issues with the Skill, though, right? You said you DID setup Port Trigger or NAT on your router for port 8080 and sending to port 8080 on your DTV box, right?

[reedh11]

yes still having problems with the skill. I am using a genie, and that is the version of the skill I downloaded. I used can you see me to make sure that port 8080 is open for the main Direct TV receiver, and it shows as open. I have allowed external devices on the main direct tv receiver. Sometimes she responds ok and nothing happens, other times she responds "there was a problem with the requested skill response".

[reedh11]

i tested number 3, and can pause the main direct tv receiver both ways. Seems to be the link to the genie that isn't working.

[bklavet]

hello reedh11, number three is a big one! and the fact you can pause the tv with the wan ip is huge. so, if you go to the service simulator on the developer console and submit pause, what is the response you get back on the response screen?

are you using the same version as the you tube video?

Thanks

[reedh11]

I get ok. no errors. I am using the version that says custom slot skill for mini genie.

[bklavet]

if you are going to use that version to control your main receiver you need to change this line to look like this in the index file &clientAddr=XXXXXXXXXXX &clientAddr=0 the skill is sending XXXXXXXXXX as a mac and the main genie doesn't know what to do with it.

[reedh11]

Just to be clear, do I have to set up a skill for both? (one for main receiver, and one with the genie MAC #).

Or do I just modify the current skill (for Genie) as you have above?

Thanks again.

[bklavet]

for the main genie you can use : Custom Slot Skill or the Custom Slot Skill with voice guide

the one that you probably wouldn't want to use for the main Genie is the one that says for mini genie, but with the changes above, it should work too.

If you want to get the mini genie going check number 4 on this issue #12 verify the mac address of the mini and make a skill for the mini. I would suggest using the invocation name as a zone name. example "the tv" for the Genie, and "the bedroom tv" for the mini. Pretty much making zones.

the versions that would be easiest for the mini would be the voice guide and the mini genie.

[reedh11]

Ok that makes sense. Thanks.

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for the main genie you can use : Custom Slot Skill or the Custom Slot Skill with voice guide

the one that you probably wouldn't want to use for the main Genie is the one that says for mini genie, but with the changes above, it should work too.

If you want to get the mini genie going check number 4 on this issue #12https://github.com/bklavet/Echo-skill-to-control-Directv/issues/12 verify the mac address of the mini and make a skill for the mini. I would suggest using the invocation name as a zone name. example "the tv" for the Genie, and "the bedroom tv" for the mini. Pretty much making zones.

the versions that would be easiest for the mini would be the voice guide and the mini genie.

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[reedh11]

got it working, such a silly mistake, it's kind of embarrassing. On the genie index I had deleted &clientAddr and only had the Mac # in there.

Thanks again for all the help.

[bklavet]

Awesome!!! have fun! Happy new year!

[reedh11]

Happy New Year.