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Your IP address on the real (IPv4) internet is not the same as your IP address on your internal network.

Read up on networking to the point where you understand this first.

Jon

You're trying to implement HTTP which isn't completely trivial. I strongly suggest you use somebody else's implementation.

Jon

To answer the "why" you're looking for a CRLF that won't come. But you'd have to read up on HTTP. https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec4.html Certain buggy HTTP/1.0 client implementations generate extra CRLF's after a POST request. To restate what is explicitly forbidden by the BNF, an HT...

I am more than happy to be corrected but am not convinced of its completeness reading these.

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https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/issues/1743

If you're new to socket code play with it on normal (heavyweight OSs) computers first. But understand TCP is a pipe. You cannot guarantee how much you'll get when you suck (once,briefly) on a pipe. Only that you will get all the data eventually, in order and uncorrupted. You're also trying to implem...

This really sounds like a misuse of the product and is never going to work well.

Jon

Full implementations require certificate validation and not using the absolute lowest ciphers you can get away with.

Jon

Just remember you only use SSL because the other end needs it. If you think it makes it secure you are very mistaken.

An alternative is to build it with unused features removed such as axtls and drivers for stuff you don't have. Study the map to work out how feasible this is with current versions.

One good answer: It's cheap.