Hello everyone, first post here and hoping someone can help me.
I recently purchased a Stoker for my Bubba Keg and it works great at controlling the keg's temp. I've been trying to get the Stoker to send tweets but so far have not succeeded. Here's what I've done:
I've enabled debugging via telnet and when the stoker tries sending a tweet it displays:
"Twitter:HTTPClient:Unable to connect to remote host"
I'm able to ping api.twitter.com from all the PC's on my network.
When I ping from the stoker I get this:
tini0e985f /> ping api.twitter.com
Node api.twitter.com/128.242.240.157 was unreachable
Sent 1 request(s), got 0 reply(s)
tini0e985f />
I've tried placing the stoker in the DMZ zone in my routers config (outside the firewall).
I've connected the stoker directly to the router and bypassed the wireless game adapter.
I've tried different network cables.
I've enable "Charles Web Debugging Proxy" to see what the stoker is sending and it doesn't appear any network packets are being sent when the error message is displayed.
The Stoker is configured to use DHCP so my router is assigning the IP address, it's not static. This is something Kenny asked me to check.
I understand you guys can't offer generic networking support, but all devices on my network can reach the outside world except the stoker and I'm running out of ideas.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve
I recently purchased a Stoker for my Bubba Keg and it works great at controlling the keg's temp. I've been trying to get the Stoker to send tweets but so far have not succeeded. Here's what I've done:
I've enabled debugging via telnet and when the stoker tries sending a tweet it displays:
"Twitter:HTTPClient:Unable to connect to remote host"
I'm able to ping api.twitter.com from all the PC's on my network.
When I ping from the stoker I get this:
tini0e985f /> ping api.twitter.com
Node api.twitter.com/128.242.240.157 was unreachable
Sent 1 request(s), got 0 reply(s)
tini0e985f />
I've tried placing the stoker in the DMZ zone in my routers config (outside the firewall).
I've connected the stoker directly to the router and bypassed the wireless game adapter.
I've tried different network cables.
I've enable "Charles Web Debugging Proxy" to see what the stoker is sending and it doesn't appear any network packets are being sent when the error message is displayed.
The Stoker is configured to use DHCP so my router is assigning the IP address, it's not static. This is something Kenny asked me to check.
I understand you guys can't offer generic networking support, but all devices on my network can reach the outside world except the stoker and I'm running out of ideas.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve