Can't open the link sent after scan of unrecognized barcore: "Unable to connect"

[phrostylicious]

Just installed oscar and after the reboot scanned a barcore.
Got the mail where it says
" Hi! Oscar here. You scanned a code I didn't recognize for a "". Care to fill me in? http://[ip address]/learn-barcode/1JeIQt6E2Uuy
Following that link I get to a "Unable to connect" page.

[henroFall]

Hmm, is it possible that the URL is exposing an IP address inside your firewall (like a 192.168.x.x, or a 10.x.x.x), and you are trying to connect with a device that is not currently on your wifi?

[phrostylicious]

It is referencing a local network IP but the host is reachable: so that's not it. My thoughts are going towards the webserver not being up and running/being started properly by Oscar2?

[henroFall]

Hmm I see that, too. I don't have many new barcodes anymore so this wasn't failing here. I've uploaded a new scan.py, which comments out the gmail section. That seems to work for me. Can you use WinSCP to replace the scan.py on your machine, or, all I did was put a ''' at line 221 (in front of gmail_user = conf.get()['gmail_user'] , and another set at the end of line 233 after smtpserver.close() .
I need to pick back up what I'm doing in the dev branch to allow upgrades (still planning to port to Python 3 by the end of the year).

I'm leaving the issue open for now, as for now gmailing is not working, but i will fix this soon.

[henroFall]

I bet I'm not pointing at the right port or something. I'll check it out.

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