Http request from Traccar

Hello,
I use traccar in docker with 2 st901 tracker and it works very great (sorry for my english, i'm french :) )
My final goal is to open a door (fibaro home center box) when i'm entering in a traccar's virtual area.
For this i need to send an http request from traccar to home venter box.
I've got several tracker ans several area.
Have you got a syntax for me please ?
Thank for this incredible work !!!
Karl

You can probably use event forwarding to achieve it.

Ok, thanks.
I'm looking in that direction

Hello,
it's me again...sorry to be a pain but i can't do this : send an http request from traccar when i'm entering in the area.
i'm looking for event forwarding, try sms notification and so on.
i don't find an simple exemple because i don't need "header" or other thin, just send an line like http:\192.xxx.x.xxx\switch4_on or something like that.
Somebody ever do it ?
thanks for help.
Karl

If you don't need header, don't specify header. I don't understand what the problem is.

the problem, traccar server doesn't send the http request, my traccar.xml ( a part) :

<entry key='event.forward.enable'>true</entry>
<entry key='event.forward.url'>http://user:pass@192.168.x.xxx/preset.htm?RLY6=1</entry>

not working :(

The URL is not valid. You can't send a username and password like that.

Hi Anton,
finally, i need authentification...i'm learnig about it :)
in traccar server, in notification, when i clic test channel (with "entered geofence" and "web" channel), normally, traccar sent the event forwarding ?

Thanks
Karl

...with my traccar.xml setting :

<entry key='forward.enable'>true</entry>
<entry key='forward.url'>http://192.168.x.xxx/api/callAction?deviceId=354&name=turnOn</entry>
<entry key='forward.json'>true</entry>

<entry key='event.forward.enable'>true</entry>
<entry key='event.forward.url'>http://192.168.x.xxx/api/callAction?deviceId=354&name=turnOn</entry>
<entry key='event.forward.header'>
    content-type: application/json,
    authorization: Basic xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    cache-control: no-cache
</entry>

Testing notifications doesn't generate an event. It only generates a notification. It can't be used for testing forwarding.

Ok, thanks.
i'll waiting to move with my car to test it :)
you think it can work with this syntax ?

Karl

You don't really need content-type or cache-control, but it shouldn't hurt.