In esp8266Arduino.mk you have hard coded your local IP in the 'OTA' target:
$(ESPOTA) 192.168.1.184 8266 $(BUILD_OUT)/$(TARGET).bin
If you change that line to this:
$(ESPOTA) -i $(OTA_IP) -p $(OTA_PORT) -a $(OTA_AUTH) -f $(BUILD_OUT)/$(TARGET).bin
Then anyone can use OTA simply by declaring the OTA_IP, OTA_PORT and OTA_AUTH variables in their own makefile. This is what I have done on my side and it works great!
Just wanted to also say THANK YOU for this project as I use it every day! Thanks!
thunderace
commented
8 years ago
In esp8266Arduino.mk you have hard coded your local IP in the 'OTA' target:
$(ESPOTA) 192.168.1.184 8266 $(BUILD_OUT)/$(TARGET).binIf you change that line to this:
$(ESPOTA) -i $(OTA_IP) -p $(OTA_PORT) -a $(OTA_AUTH) -f $(BUILD_OUT)/$(TARGET).binThen anyone can use OTA simply by declaring the OTA_IP, OTA_PORT and OTA_AUTH variables in their own makefile. This is what I have done on my side and it works great!
Just wanted to also say THANK YOU for this project as I use it every day! Thanks!