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I agree with the proxy

The module called Event Scheduler 2 will do exactly what you need.
Its part of the built in Crestron database.

On Thu, Nov 23, 2023 at 12:04 PM, mark kaye wrote:

someone trying to hack the system using obfuscated SSH port

If you have port forwards open on your router, even if they're secure, you will likely have the *darkweb* pounding on that port to the point that it can create a sort of localized DoS attach.
Try closing the port(s) and see if things get better...

I first found this out the hard way 6 years ago when a client called me and said that he couldn't connect his iPhone to the system from his deck on his local network...once I removed all ports, everything came back as normal.
around the same time, I had another client's system rebooting 3-4 times a day. closing ports immediately eliminated the issue...
I had used port forwarding for a decade and a half but this was a Sea-Change that made me go back and change all of my sites.??
*** It's unacceptable, IMO, that Crestron still does not have a proxy server feature for their apps...***

seem to be fighting 2 issues
someone trying to hack the system using obfuscated SSH port
Crestron Go app taking way too long to reconnect, even moving to another app for a few seconds
i connect remotely with my android phone & reconnect instantly after moving to another app, if app gone to sleep. only takes 2s
not sure what's going on with Crestron Go
authentication is ON

all i can say is the client loaded the apk and tried to install
app not compatible
this is a Samsung S23 Ultra

Never mind. I found a Roku at my house and tested that menu. It doesn't allow you to set anything. Just gives you information.

Maybe forget the wireless network? Then it won't automatically switch

Does anyone know if there is a Simpl module to allow me to schedule lights on day after Thanksgiving and let that schedule run until the middle of January, Then have it turn off.
I have looked at the scheduler modules and it does not seem to be able to do it. The owner wants no interaction to enable/disable it, just wants it to happen.
Am i missing something? Seems like it should be easy, i would gladly pay someone for a module if they have already made one. Just trying to get this done asap.

Have you tried the secret menu to see if it will allow you to completely disable wifi or set a static IP to it?

Home x 5 > Fast Forward x 1 > Play x 1 > Rewind x 1 > Play x 1 > Fast Forward x 1

I have a customer with a Roku being controlled through a Simpl program using the Roku 3 driver (not sure where that came from). It requires an IP address (no place for a MAC address) and I have a DHCP reservation for the Roku on the wired interface. ?The issue is when the internet is out and the Roku throws up the Connection Wizard screen and then switches over to the wireless connection the unit gets a different IP address. I tried making a reservation at the same IP address for both MAC addresses, wired and wireless, but the router says now way!

I'm not sure how to get around this dilemma and the customer doesn't seem to be able to not let the Roku connection wizard not change it. I keep thinking that I need to set up a way for to ping the two possible connections, wired and wireless, and have some logic connect the one that is active. I haven't tried but my guess is that they might both be able to respond to pings.

Anyone have this issue and have any suggestions?

Thanks,
David

I wrote a module a few years ago. It's in the Files section. "Sensorswitch"

The vulnerabilities won't go away on my system, either. They are due to Crestron panels running on old Android versions and requiring outdated packages, from what I was told.

Also, I would use npm install @crestron/[email protected] because the latest version isn't working correctly. Same for webxpanel - version 2.5.0 seems to work.

I recommend this blog - kielthecoder.com for a bunch of practical hands-on stuff. If you search ch5, html 5, and javascript on his page, he has several informative articles where he talks you through a lot of this stuff.

The r/crestron Reddit has some good info also.

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Dave do we have any update on the 64 bit release? We were told Q3 but that has come and gone.?

Those are two very, very different things.? Could one even build a panel on flash outside of vtproe?? ?
? I think of construct as more like system builder.? In both, I can see under the hood and understand how the file is created.? In both, I see what had been created and know I can do much better.

What makes it the right way?
I mean we could have built all the panels in flash, instead we used the wysiwyg VTPro and I don't feel it was the wrong way.

Yeah, it's kinda crap at tje moment(I've played with it) and I really don't want to go the wysiwyg route.? I want to learn to do it the right way.

Any reason you aren't using construct?

I've been banging my head against a wall getting started with CH5, hoping some here can help point me to how fix these issues.? So like many, I started by trying to use the template file.? Problem is, when I do NPM install, I get a slew of vulnerabilities and doing "npm audit fix" doesn't take care of them.? Also files? don't end up where I'd expect them (notably package.json ends up one directory up from my project).

So then I tried taking a more streamlined approach and watched some youtube videos on doing this without the template file.?The video I watched said to run?npm install @crestron/ch5-crcomlib.? Same deal, full of vulnerabilities.??

? Is this potentially something with my (work) PC?? Should I be yelling at my IT team?? Do others see these vulnerabilities when installing these packages?? FWIW, not my first foray into HTML/CSS, but previous experience was a LONG time ago, so my first time working NPM, a lot of JS, etc.? The whole environment with everything scripted feels very foreign to me.

Any tips on how to get through these issues and get the ball rolling?

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Thank and have a great Thanksgiving

On Fri, Nov 17, 2023 at 10:44 AM, mark kaye wrote:

yes, but phone won't run 32-bit apps - see my other post about app not compatible

It will almost certainly run 32-bit apps, even if it's a 64-bit phone.
TMK the only 64-bit-only Android devices are Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and some Android Auto dashboards.

The Google Play Store is misleading re: their message about device / OS version compatibility.
That message is really just pertaining to Google Play Store removing ability to discover/install apps that haven't been updated in ~2+yrs.

You should still be able to install CApp-Android from non-market sources as a workaround.
An email was sent from your existing support case detailing how to do this until CGo-Android x64 is released.