Closed Nigo7 closed 3 years ago
SinricPro uses SSL to securely encrypt the connection. The Pushover library does the same.
Unfortunately, the ESP chip can only handle one secure SSL connection at a time. This is a limitation of the ESP chip that we unfortunately cannot fix.
The old sinric version did not use SSL. This is the explanation why it worked with the old version and not with the new one.
As a workaround, you can disable the SSL feature of SinricPro by adding this line
#define SINRICPRO_NOSSL
before
#include <SinricPro.h>
This disables the SSL feature of the SinricPro library.
Thanks for the answer. I will try out whether the messages and the alexa part still work
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With the old version of sinric i had the posibility to send push messages with pushover or Telegram. With sinric pro it does not work.
example:
include „Pushover.h“
Po.setMessage(„warning end Position exceeded“) Serial.printIn(po.send(();
It would be good if the function were restored