Closed vicentegr closed 3 years ago
Hello, @vicentegr How long the length of your IP address string is? Do you specify the port number? You should be able to set a string up to 15, the maximum of ordinary IPv4 address, as the root of name field.
Thank you very much for your attention. The name field is auto-corrected to "http: // flashair /" automatically, to which I can add the folder structure I want. It is impossible to put an ip address.
In such case, I would suggest to write the whole path in the notepad and copy & paste it into the name textbox.
Ocurrs the same
An analysis of the entered text is programmed, which requires a certain format.
If you don't mind, could you write the path here?
192.168.0.1
It works, but it has to be written as http://192.168.0.1/
Okay. it is the usual way to write down a URL path.
Hi, emoacht~~
I found the difference in putting the ip address. Are you intended to make this difference?
Snowy 1.9 - :
http://192.168.0.140/dcim
http://flashair1/dcim
http://flashair/
Snowy 2.0+ : http://192.168.0.140/ http://flashair1/ http://flashair/
Only http://flashair/ can be used in both versions.
Congratulations on the application, the operation is correct. Years ago I did not put the "http: //" when writing an ip. I suggest that when the program does not see the "http: //" add it, but do not add "flashair", at least as long as it is an ip. Someone else will the same thing happen to me. And thank you very much for your attention.
"http://192.168.0.1/dcim" used in "Snowy + 2.2.4.0"
There should be no such difference. Ver 2.* can accept the path after the root as well. I have no plan to introduce a special treatment for IP address because I think it is relatively rare case and checking whether a path is IP address or not would require a bunch of code.
That's weird.
In Snowy 1.9 and earlier, the address below does not work at all. http://192.168.0.140/ http://flashair1/ I must add /dcim for flashair recognition.
On the other hand, in Snowy Plus, it works and transfers without /dcim.
@vicentegr, @dentphoto, please don't mix up topics. I moved some comments to #63.
@dentphoto There should be no such difference. The path after the root address was implemented 5 years back by https://github.com/emoacht/SnowyImageCopy/commit/0add949f5c4d6a0412c4d7ea1d348766ec0b3edc I think it was likely caused by any other factor.
I use TP-LINK MR3020 as a WIFI repeater and I cannot access the card by name, the application does not let me put the ip of the card to locate it. It would be nice to be able to put the ip. Sugerencia de modificación Uso TP-LINK MR3020 como repetidor WIFI y no puedo acceder a la tarjeta por su nombre, la aplicación no me deja poner la ip de la tarjeta para localizarla. Estaría bien poder poner la ip.