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Invalid protocol #62

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dibadodo opened this issue Feb 3, 2024 · 4 comments
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Invalid protocol #62

dibadodo opened this issue Feb 3, 2024 · 4 comments

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@dibadodo
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dibadodo commented Feb 3, 2024

I am trying to query a Tibber pulse. I have created the http host, entered the port, selected sml as the protocol and http request as the transport
But I don't get any data. According to the network trace, there is also no request from NodeRed to the host.
In the console of Nodered I see the following message

ERROR ON HTTP REQUEST: : Error: Invalid protocol:

@coolchip
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Which protocol and transport did you select in the node configuration?

@dibadodo
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dibadodo commented Mar 1, 2024

both was http
But the other problem is, that a authentication during the http access is not possible with smartmeter
the best would be, when you can take the data from a previous node, like each other on node red . I can then make the pull with a specific http request an push the answer to the smartmeter node. I think this request was coming from other user to.

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LoQue90 commented Jul 8, 2024

i´m trying to do the same. Pulling the data from the tibber brigde and send it via mqtt to victron.
right now i´m pulling with a http node via get and store it into a file. smlparser is reading the file.
Any way to do this without writing it into a file?

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i´m trying to do the same. Pulling the data from the tibber brigde and send it via mqtt to victron. right now i´m pulling with a http node via get and store it into a file. smlparser is reading the file. Any way to do this without writing it into a file?

You can do that with TCP connection - use TCP connector on same Port as you say it inside smart meter configuration. use 127.0.0.1 as ip address

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