Trouble sending http request to NodeRed

[Enrico Kötteritzsch]

Hey guys

In order to transmit the alarm time from my mobile phone to NodeRed on my RPi I want to send data from tasker to my NodeRed server.

I desperately try to send just a basic test message.

I tried every combination of different setting so far for the http post action, as well is for the http request action.

So far I could pinpoint things a bit as I found out, that my setting works for "http request get" but without stating the topic "test". With stating "/test" I will get the same error as for the other two combinations with "http request post". So regardless of "/test" is added or not, the "http request post" gives me the error message as in the screenshot.

So what am I doing wrong?

I simply want to send information to my nodered server.

I am grateful for any hint.

Cheers

Enrico

[João Dias]

Seems like you need to configure the endpoint as a POST one in Node-RED? :)

Thank you for your contact.

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João Dias

[Enrico Kötteritzsch]

Thanks for your reply and sorry that it took me so long to answer.

I had the http in node already configured as a POST one. And I've got a http response node connected as well.

As url endpoint I've set "/test" as in the http request.

I've tried another way to send http messages, to see if my tasker settings were the cause.

It's a website where you can change your settings pretty easily.

Unfortunately I still can't send messages.

I tried the POST method as well as the GET method. Both will give me errors, as you can see in the screenshot.

It's only the GET method without the "/test" that's coming through. But then I don't get anything to see inside node red.

Is there anything like a firewall that's preventing the message from being delivered?

[João Dias]

Unfortunately it's really hard for me to tell, sorry :( Network issues like these are very hard to debug if I'm not there with you on the network to test things out...