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CCline

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  1. Path: /sendcommand2.cgi?var1=%23%23%253300190101&var2=str&var3=%23%230&var4=UserName&var5=Password Actual: GET /sendcommand2.cgi?var1=%23%23%253300190101&var2=str&var3=%23%230&var4=UserName&var5=Password HTTP/1.1 Host: 192.168.1.11:8083 User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 Connection: Close Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
  2. The first time I ran it I got "Subscriber didn't replay to event:1 [69]" and "TCP client request failed [Net Module Rule: 7404]" Sometimes I just get "N/A"
  3. The % is part of the string being sent (##%3300190101) I notice when I check Encode URL, it replaces the % with %25 but doesn't replace the # with %23 as shown in the "Resource Editor.jpeg". I've tried entering them myself without checking and changed timeout to 5 seconds. The "Browser.jpg" shows the command returns "##0"
  4. When I run Test I get error "Request Failed" and "N/A" in Resource Response. I'm not sure if you meant to leave the % out shown in red below, I tried both ways. /sendcommand2.cgi?var1=##%3300194000&var2=str&var3=##0&var4=UserName&var5=Password "var3" is the string returned by Stargate when successful.
  5. I'm trying to control relays on my Stargate with network resources. This URL encoded command works in a web browser to turn off relay 7: "http://192.168.1.11/sendcommand2.cgi?var1=%23%23%253300194000&var2=str&var3=%23%230&var4=UserName&var5=Password" How do I set that up in network resources?

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