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You could automate this even more with a Twilio number, ngrok running on the Pi and a small webserver to trigger the audio playback. Then instead of having to s
by chrsstrm 7y ago
You could automate this even more with a Twilio number, ngrok running on the Pi and a small webserver to trigger the audio playback. Then instead of having to ssh in you can just send a text.
- HoppyHaus 7y agoOr if you wanted to get even cheaper, depending on the carrier, you could text a personal E-Mail server.
- pfundstein 7y agoIs ngrok the new dnat?
- chrsstrm 7y agoExpose your server endpoint to the public web however you like. There are lots of options and many have been discussed here recently. I just happen to be a fan of ngrok and use it daily for all sorts of cases, including on some of my Pi’s.
- CameronBanga 7y agoDoes it work well over extended periods of time like that? I’ve just thought of using it temporarily for testing.
- chrsstrm 7y agoI have a tunnel that’s been running for over a month now with no issues. Basic free tunnels do have an expiration (24 hours IIRC) but the paid accounts will let you keep a tunnel open as long as you want.
- benwaffle 7y agohttp://serveo.net/ http://serveo.net/
- kalleboo 7y agoIf you're running a web server, why not just put up a page with a "ring" button and bookmark that on your phone?
- syntheticnature 7y agoJust make sure it isn't a GET, per a discussion the other week...