Very strange behaivour, I'm posting here since I couldn't find anything for my Error Code and not understanding why it isn't working
To cut a long story short, I'm making a skin for VLC where you don't need the libcad plugin!
I have the following measureFor some reason, this is not working, when I run the skin, I get
I tried to fix this in a bit of a convoluted way, I looked at the packets in the Developer Tools menu, looked at the headers and decided to move the Auth part from the URL to the Headers stolen from thereIt dosen't work, I no longer get the parameter is incorrect error, but I just get the usual 401 not authorized because the Header option is not working, which is annoying.
Is there a way to do HTTP Auth in Rainmeter on local ips without a .TDL ending or did I miss something?
Actually, this entire post was a ruse, should I use status.xml or status.json to parse VLC's data? 🤔
To cut a long story short, I'm making a skin for VLC where you don't need the libcad plugin!
I have the following measure
Code:
[VLCRoot]Measure=WebParserURL=http://#UserName#:#Password#@#IpAdress#:#Port#/requests/status.xmlRegExp=.*- Fetching: http://:1234@localhost:8080/requests/status.xml (VLCMeter\VLCMeter.ini - [VLCRoot])
(the link actually works when I curl it in cmd)
- (Fetch error) The parameter is incorrect. (ErrorCode=87) (VLCMeter\VLCMeter.ini - [VLCRoot])
I tried to fix this in a bit of a convoluted way, I looked at the packets in the Developer Tools menu, looked at the headers and decided to move the Auth part from the URL to the Headers stolen from there
Code:
[VLCRoot]Measure=WebParserURL=http://#IpAdress#:#Port#/requests/status.xmlHeader=Authorization: Basic #UserName#:#Password#RegExp=.*Is there a way to do HTTP Auth in Rainmeter on local ips without a .TDL ending or did I miss something?
Actually, this entire post was a ruse, should I use status.xml or status.json to parse VLC's data? 🤔
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