Originally created by @raviwarrier on GitHub (Nov 19, 2023).
I have a server that's accessible internally as well as externally. There has to be a step to check if the server connected to is the same to eliminate this problem.
I had mentioned this before (a while back) that ABS should implement something similar to Home Assistant and allow automatic switching based on whether connected to a specific SSID - if connected to 'Home wifi' use internal address, else use external address (where the SSID is provided by the user/auto-detected by the app).
When I saw the option of two servers, I thought that this is what was implemented; but from the image it seems it wasn't.
I understand that users may connect to multiple servers (like own servers and those of friends'), but that's a different use case.
I need to be able to connect to '192.168.1.x:port' and 'https://my server.com' (both being the same server) depending on whether I'm at home or outside.
Please include the functionality. Check out home assistant mobile app. They've implemented this well.
Cheers.
Originally created by @raviwarrier on GitHub (Nov 19, 2023).

I have a server that's accessible internally as well as externally. There has to be a step to check if the server connected to is the same to eliminate this problem.
I had mentioned this before (a while back) that ABS should implement something similar to Home Assistant and allow automatic switching based on whether connected to a specific SSID - if connected to 'Home wifi' use internal address, else use external address (where the SSID is provided by the user/auto-detected by the app).
When I saw the option of two servers, I thought that this is what was implemented; but from the image it seems it wasn't.
I understand that users may connect to multiple servers (like own servers and those of friends'), but that's a different use case.
I need to be able to connect to '192.168.1.x:port' and 'https://my server.com' (both being the same server) depending on whether I'm at home or outside.
Please include the functionality. Check out home assistant mobile app. They've implemented this well.
Cheers.
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Originally created by @raviwarrier on GitHub (Nov 19, 2023).
I have a server that's accessible internally as well as externally. There has to be a step to check if the server connected to is the same to eliminate this problem.
I had mentioned this before (a while back) that ABS should implement something similar to Home Assistant and allow automatic switching based on whether connected to a specific SSID - if connected to 'Home wifi' use internal address, else use external address (where the SSID is provided by the user/auto-detected by the app).
When I saw the option of two servers, I thought that this is what was implemented; but from the image it seems it wasn't.
I understand that users may connect to multiple servers (like own servers and those of friends'), but that's a different use case.
I need to be able to connect to '192.168.1.x:port' and 'https://my server.com' (both being the same server) depending on whether I'm at home or outside.
Please include the functionality. Check out home assistant mobile app. They've implemented this well.
Cheers.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Nov 19, 2023):
Duplicate of #209