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    Model S REST API

    Something is up. My home automation system no longer works and I get the error "[DEBUG] 08:56:59: 2020-08-12 08:56:59.217434 [ error] Handshake error: certificate verify failed"
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    Model S REST API

    I know that here in the UK the wheels need to be turning to update the GPS. This was mainly discovered when an owners car was "stolen" when he went back to find the car missing. Only it hadn't been stolen, it was moved by the local council on a flatbed and left elsewhere. Whilst his app didn't...
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    Model S REST API

    I don't believe that the format of having the temp in the URL will work. It has to be sent as data in the body. I don't know what system you are using there so can't help with fixing it but the data is sent like this... { 'driver_temp':20.0, 'passenger_temp':20.0 }
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    Model S REST API

    Yeah, there is an unlock port button. I'll have to take a look again at what command it actually sends but last time I check I'm sure it was the "open port" command but maybe I was doing something wrong.
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    Model S REST API

    The car is awake when I'm sending the command. Is it just the "open charge port" command to unlock it? There's not a separate "unlock charge port" command?
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    Model S REST API

    You need to set a password otherwise you get that result, I just tested it on my system. The password needs to be passed like this.... { "on":true , "password":"1234" } but only the first time. Once a password has been set you don't need to send it every time.
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    Model S REST API

    Hi all....first post here :) I've been using this thread to help me out with my own home automation system to send commands and receive data from the car. I'm trying to unlock the charge port but can't get it to work. When I tested for the command it looks like it's using the open charge port...