But how do I set up that rule to call an HTTP request EVERY minute?

Of course, it's kind of useless to me if it doesn't actually send the mail.  Which is what's happening right now, as I can verify through the web interface my twine's moisture sensor is wet, but no such e-mail was sent.  It's not in my spam folder, so I've no idea where it fell down.  Is there any logging info available for debugging this sort of thing?

I am only seeing one - Can I get both temperature readouts from my twine ? I need to track internal and external temps, hopefully from one device.

-H.Dennis

update: Maybe the external sensor isn't working ? External is out the window (52 degrees) inside is 70.

I was just curious if the get and post action in the TWINE rules can target a specific port.

For Example:

Let's say I want to post to port 8080 of my website (instead of 80), could I just enter this?

Thanks in advance for the help! I really appreciate it.

In my office, where I set up Twine, I am out of range of shed network.

How can I get twine to talk to that network when I am not in range when setting up?

Thanks in advance

     I've got a Twine doing duty as a remote sump pump monitoring tool.   Its happy connected to the wireless network and the Twine dashboard tells me its checked in regularly.   A couple weeks ago, we changed the batteries and ever since, it seem stop have stopped sending notifications of any sort.   The dashboard looks right... temperature ad orientation look right and the moisture sensor is showing dry.

     I'm using an AllThingsSpeak api call to graph the cycles of the sump pump (simple shake test).. pressing the "test url" button does generate a blip on the graph so I know that part is working.    

     The sump has never NOT run at least once a day in 16 years so I would be astonished if it hasn't really cycled at least once in the last couple weeks.   Notifications are setup to send both an email and graph the incident.

     I did notice that my rules page looks wonky.. I have no idea what "ZLxvleTK" is ...    Any ideas ?

 

Some one did that? Can you describe the steps?

THnaks

Any chance of a pay-as-you-go account for texting and phone calls?

EDIT: fixed, setup worked after deleting some rules.

When power input change to power then ......

{"feed_id":34934, "value":1}

This posts data but I get a compile error when I want to save the rule. Is JSON not supported by twine?