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Did anyone manage to pass the external ip to VRS, so you can see the IP that's accessing the radar?

Dom2364 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 05, 2020 4:10 am

AboveTustin probably lets people add their own API key and access token so the developers don't have to create an app on twitter and it's easier not having to add code to login to twitter.

That's how it works. Thanks for looking into it and answering my question.

Sorry, English is not my mother tongue. With a dev account you can have multiple sub accounts, and post using those. You don't have to create an account for each of your bots. I'm using the abovetustin script to tweet regarding planes that are passing my area. You could check out that git, you might...

With a twitter dev account you can set up bots, you don't need extra twitter accounts for each of your bots.
It works at the API level, and not with user/pass.

Are you planning to add support for twitter developer accounts?
I'd rather use a bot to post to twitter instead of my own account/user.

Everything is back to normal with the latest update.
Thanks for the fast reaction.

Nice update, but the app won't start as it should after copying settings.json (yes I added manually the last line regarding twitter - "TwitterUsers": {})
I've tried to do the email and all the other configuration within the app, but the app still crashes while reading settings.json

I'm in the same boat. VRS install is on the default port. Fresh windows 10 install, after my old HDD died while moving to NZ :( ERROR: Error while connecting to AircraftList.json (The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.) Tried hostname, local IP and 127.0.0....

I'm in the same boat. VRS install is on the default port. Fresh windows 10 install, after my old HDD died while moving to NZ :( ERROR: Error while connecting to AircraftList.json (The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.) Tried hostname, local IP and 127.0.0.1...

It works on W10.