Thanks PJ,
This is a great start and maybe I can work with a POST to get around what I want to do, but ideally I still want to use sockets here, not HTTP ideally, and I want to understand if the socket library with this chip is broken. The ultimate goal is not to connect with HTTP, but to use my own protocol, raw sockets.
I have some iOS code that I wrote that works perfectly. I want to connect to it. I can do on the command line, but I am unable to touch the seeded studio chip?
Seeed Studio claims this works in their documentation, so what have I missed here or is simply broken? Can I report this as a bug. I did log call with tech support, but I am yet to get any response.
I want to be able to run this command on a terminal, connecting to a socket running on the seeded Studio in an ideal world.
echo -n “poke” | nc -w1 192.168.1.119 2024
So echo with the work “poke” is piped to the command “nc” which tried to pass it through to a socket running on 192.168.1.119, port 2024. Here is a link to an article on the iOS swift that does work with the nc command.