http to https

[mantielero]

I have a microcontroller (ESP8266). It can make http calls, but not https. I would like to log the data into a google spreadsheet. To do that, I create a script in google so that I can send data like this:

curl -L https://script.google.com/macros/s/<my_script_id>/exec?temperature=13

Is there something that I can do with asuswrt, so that I can use a http call from the microcontroller and get the router calling above url instead? I would like being able to do something like:

curl -L http://192.168.0.1/exec?temperature=13

 

[Yota]

Basically you are trying to use your router as a server for a reverse proxy. There should be some packages in Entware that implement it.

GitHub - pedrom34/TutoAsus: Tutorial on how to setup a nginx reverse proxy on Asus router with Merlin firmware, and get Let's Encrypt certificate with acme.sh.

Tutorial on how to setup a nginx reverse proxy on Asus router with Merlin firmware, and get Let's Encrypt certificate with acme.sh. - pedrom34/TutoAsus

github.com

But honestly, if it can execute the curl command, why don't you try to use it to log into the router via SSH and then execute the curl command.

 

[Jeffrey Young]

To build on @Yota, if you have SSH setup on your router with a key, then from your other client machines;

ssh -p <port> -i <keyfile> admin@IP "exec?temperature=13"