Hmm you should be able to access it from other devices in your Network. Maybe you have a firewall setting that is blocking it?
i will try to dissable firewall.
This is weird - i alloed port 3123 in firewall - now its seems i can âtriggerâ and connect on any computer - but i get ânot foundâ and a 404 code in therminal?
in the picture - the browser is another pc - and the therminal is the hoseâŚ
And on the script app it says: âdata cant be read because wrong formatâ
Oh I think I missed the âdâ in âbandwidthââŚ.
I think you copied that and have it also missing in your widget code, is that possible?
Thank you! it works
engelish is not my main language 
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@striker43 - now what do you think it whould take to be able to get the stats when we are not connected to our own network? 
For that you only need to forward the port 3123 in your router similarly like you did the port forwarding for your STORJ node. Then you can use the same dyndns domain as you use for your STORJ node and just add the port :3123 in your widget code.
E.g:
let url = â http://hgplays.dyndns.org:3123/bandwidthâ
But please keep in mind that opening ports to the World Wide Web always brings security risks with itâŚ
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Okay - thank you
I will think about that
Hi everyone to thanks @ striker45 for the beautiful widget. I have a small mistake and I wanted to ask you if you know why. I have 2 nodes online but the exporter gives me 4.
Where did I go wrong?
Docker command
docker run -d --restart always -p 3123:3123 -e NODES_LIST=192.168.1.2:14002,192.168.1.2:14003,myNodesIp.com:14002,myNodesIp.com:14003 -v storjWidgetVolume:/var/www/storjWidgetVolume mb17/storjwidget:raspberry
Here:
You should use either internal port or the external port, not both. And also publishing your private information unrestricted to the internet is not a good idea (I mean publishing your dashboard alongside with your email, wallet and earnings).
If you want to see your dashboard remotely - use How to remote access the web dashboard - Storj Docs guide and remove port forwarding rules for dashboardsâ ports
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I donât want remote access. I havenât edited myNodesIp.com, I shouldnât have exposed anything, I guess âŚ
excuse the ignorance, but how should the command be for not having 4 nodes?
I have 2 nodes, one on port 14002 and one on port 14003, donât I have to set them both?
The nodes list should contains only internal addresses of your nodes, like this:
So my mistake is leaving these:
myNodesIp.com:14002,myNodesIp.com:14003?
Done, mistake corrected
Thanks as always Boss
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some how to for android? The link to download scriptable show no downloadbutton
Just to clarify I donât have android
But from what I know all apps in android are tuning in Java anyways so canât you just run the code natively
As said before I donât use android so not 100% sure
But the Scriptable widget is built with JavaScript. JavaScript is not Java, so I think running the scriptable code will not work directly. I also think that the Scriptable team developed some custom JavaScript components for the widget creation that can only be used within their environment. Normal JavaScript interpreters will not be able to understand and execute it.
But maybe you find another app that is able to create widgets on android. You would still be able to use my Exportrichtlinien, as that is providing all relevant data per REST endpoint. Just the widget UI needs to be built in that Android AppâŚ
Howâs your progress, mate? 
The docker script is not working well on 64bit 
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The basic framework is more or less finished. I just need to make it pretty and add some more metrics, but itâs already working 
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I will try to post some screenshots later.
Unfortunately Iâm very busy with my real job right now and donât have time to work on it.
If anyone wants to support, please feel free to reach out to me directly. Iâm building the backend with Spring boot and the app with Flutter.
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