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Support of custom skill #163
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I think it should work. Did you Open the Port for your custom Skill? Whats in the logs of the Alexa docker container? |
Yes, i did open port 8002 like i did in the original setup. I put the port in the docker-compose.yml file as well.
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I think this is more a configuration issue of alexa-fhem as a issue of the container. The message tells you that the access token isn't accepted, so there seems to be a problem with the token which ist provided to alexa-fhem. May a lost char during your copy command? |
Yeah could be the case. But trust me, i double checked it before i posted that issue on the FHEM forum.
This seems to be obvious.
Both the app id and the token is generated on the alexa side. It has to be put in the config.json like this: Anyways - when i will have some spare time i will give it try once more. I will record all steps to paint the full picture. |
Recently i tried to move away from local installation towards docker deployment. Everything worked fine despite the connection to my custom skill like reported here.
The question is if custom skill is supported? Theoretically it should while its just another section in the config.json. But it might
doesn't connect to the fhemIntents attribute over at fhem where the custom skill functions are listed.
Errors are:
ERROR: InvalidAccessTokenError from ::ffff:34.245.84.101
and
clientID amzn1.application-oa2-client.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx not authorized
Any suggestion?
Cheers,
Sebastian
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