Use WEB_PORT define instead of hardcoded "80" string #358
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@UncleRus could you please take a look at this? |
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| #include "ssid_config.h" | |||
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| #define WEB_SERVER "chainxor.org" | |||
| #define WEB_PORT 80 | |||
| #define WEB_PORT "80" | |||
| #define WEB_URL "http://chainxor.org/" | |||
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A Host header may be needed too and the port included in that. e.g. "Host: chainxor.org:8000" Might be nice to avoid the host name duplication too. So perhaps keep the port as a number and use snprintf to build up the headers.
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Agreed with @ourairquality. |
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