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redirect_url callback to ipv6 endpoint

‎12-31-2020 03:29

‎12-31-2020 03:29

I am getting an error message about a supposedly invalid redirect_url. The redirect_url is fine, but it resolves to a site that only has IPV6 connectivity.

Does FitBit still not have IPV6 enabled? If not, what are the plans for completing this step?

 

It's a little exhorbitant to require all of your developer customers to acquire a static IPV4 address they can devote to projects that use your devices.

 

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‎01-05-2021 14:50

‎01-05-2021 14:50

Hi @fbitdgaf,

 

Welcome to the forums!

 

Could you tell me what your redirect_url is? 

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‎01-09-2021 12:42

In response to JohnFitbit

‎01-09-2021 12:42

Unfortunately I can't. It's a home automation server I am not eager to advertise on the Internet. I can reach it externally, but it is IPV6-only, hence the question. But you shouldn't need to know the address of my server to be able to tell me about FitBit's progress in connecting to IPV6, should you?

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