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jbergler / hass-ttlock

Home Assistant integration for TTLock locks
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step by step! #150

Open rondebon opened 3 weeks ago

rondebon commented 3 weeks ago

complete novice need help installing. I have everything working up to getting the "webhook.url" notification. But what do I do with that? Also what do i put in the "callback.url" in open platform. Thanks for all your work. great stuff.

GithubFred57 commented 3 weeks ago

I have just installed this integration and have exactly the same question. Should I replace the local HA address url produced in the notification tab with the external domain name address?

e1w00db1ue5 commented 3 weeks ago

Hey,

I think, or at least this is what I have done :)

As the instructions say in the main page;

Go back to the url from the first step and set the 'Callback URL' for your application

Go to https://open.ttlock.com/manager, click on your app and in the middle is "CallBack URL", click edit and paste the webhook in.

However I can't see any locks so...

J

rondebon commented 3 weeks ago

Hey,

I think, or at least this is what I have done :)

As the instructions say in the main page;

Go back to the url from the first step and set the 'Callback URL' for your application

Go to https://open.ttlock.com/manager, click on your app and in the middle is "CallBack URL", click edit and paste the webhook in.

However I can't see any locks so...

J

Thats what I thought, but when i paste that in, there is a pause of some seconds, then I get this report "Callback url test failed:java.net.SocketTimeoutException : connect timed out"

jbergler commented 2 weeks ago

Hiya, the url needs to be accessible from the internet.

If it's generating a local url, it's because you haven't configured the external url for your instance in home assistant settings. If you go to Settings > System > Network and configure the "Home Assistant URL" section correctly.

To check if the url is accessible, you can use a website like https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ If your url is "https://example.com/" you'd put example.com in the remote address field and set the port to 443 (for https)

rondebon commented 6 days ago

Hiya, the url needs to be accessible from the internet.

If it's generating a local url, it's because you haven't configured the external url for your instance in home assistant settings. If you go to Settings > System > Network and configure the "Home Assistant URL" section correctly.

To check if the url is accessible, you can use a website like https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ If your url is "https://example.com/" you'd put example.com in the remote address field and set the port to 443 (for https)

Got it now, Thanks.