imtiaz wrote:Hi hybrid,

sorry I have been away from the forums - do you still need this?

I could use it here, I'm in a similar spot and would like to re-use the 'boot' mode switch to initiate a factory image boot.

Hello, I use the web server from sprite on an esp32 with html and javascript files to get data to the browser with ajax as you described it. Also some self promotion, I have a fork of Sprite's server with a range of changes collected from other forks of the same project, https support etc: https://...

Some results from testing: - Calling esp_wifi_set_config() appears to result in the nvs (non-volatile storage) being updated with the new settings - There is no requirement to set the wifi configuration before calling esp_wifi_start() - The wifi code appears to handle an erased nvs well. After calli...

Instead of captive portal catch-all you could have a specific dns name to access the device That's actually not a bad idea. The goal is to simplify the initial configuration. If it were as simple as: - Connect to AP - Browse to https://configure (or something like that) That could work.... Any thou...

Hello. I have an esp-idf project that makes use of wifi, ap+sta mode. I'm looking to go from a hardcoded approach to making use of nvs. Looking at the api, http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/v2.1/api-reference/wifi/esp_wifi.html, I don't see a way to determine if a configuration was loaded from nvs. I...

Any efforts to get this folded into esp-idf proper? While I like the approach and really would like the flashid value I'm hesitant to carry around patches if they aren't in mainline.

Hello. I'm using libesphttpd with https support. I have a system where the esp32 is in both station and AP mode. On the AP interface I'm using a captive portal that responds to DNS requests with the IP of the esp32, redirecting all traffic to the esp23. When libesphttpd is operating in https mode th...

Thank you for your replies. I'll try to make sure to let you know how I make out when I get back to doing so.

Hi all.

I'm looking for either a private unique id or a good idea for where one should store such unique id. Looked at the mac address but imo that is visible if you sniff packets over the network so it wouldn't be private. I'd also like it to persist across a code load if possible.

Thoughts?

Chris

This helped a ton. I was able to fix those issues and additional ones, most of them cleanly even! Thank you again.