Unable to access web interface

[jjermany]

It works when the pi is connected to the home network but when attempting to connect on the road it does not. I connect to the oi wifi and attempt to access the IP. Would be nice to be able to grab important files right then and there if something were to happen.

[marcone]

How are you trying to access the Pi's web interface after connecting to its AP? I found that on my Android phone I need to browse to it by IP address (which would be 192.168.66.1 if you didn't change the default), because Chrome won't connect to it by name.

[marcone]

How do I add the "teslausb" host name for the access point in the car?

I'm not sure. I noticed that from an Android phone I can only access the Pi via its IP address when connected to its AP, but with an iPhone it works when accessed via hostname. Could be the Pi is already doing the right thing and Android/Chrome is just being dumb.

[marcone]

Sure I can do that in the next couple of days.

Would be nice if you could contribute that back to the project, since Tesla/TeslaFi has now limited the number of "wake" commands that can be issued per month, and will start charging for overages.

[miles267]

@jjermany would you please merge this functionality back to the project? Thank you.

[jjermany]

@jjermany would you please merge this functionality back to the project? Thank you.

I just sent up the change. I am pretty new to all the github functionality so Ill do my best here.

Thanks,

[marcone]

@jjermany would you please merge this functionality back to the project? Thank you.

I just sent up the change. I am pretty new to all the github functionality so Ill do my best here.

Thanks,

Looks like you didn't actually create a pull request, and the change you made in your fork only modifies awake_start to turn sentry mode on, but doesn't change awake_stop to turn it back off afterward.
(the change also includes a bunch of unrelated whitespace changes, log text changes, and what looks like debug code)