Ok got in to Amazon using docker and now have Amazon login authentication good... I hit save.
What's next
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How ever often you set it to refresh in the settings. Yes itâs automatic.
How do I check and where?
Itâs visible in the screenshot you shared.
âCookie Tools: (tap to show)â
Judging only by the screenshot, it looks like you have a valid cookie but your server didnât refresh the cookie when it was scheduled to 16 days ago.
My guess is your server stopped running again. But thatâs just a guess.
It shows 5 days. Is it set correctly?
There is no âcorrectâ setting. Only the setting you choose for how often the Alexa cookie gets refreshed. Or the default that the developer chose, which is probably five days.
Your cookie refresh server apparently isnât refreshing the cookie every five days, though.
Probably because the anerver isnât actually running. But thatâs only one possible reason I suppose.
Is there a fix?
Youâre the only one thatâs in a position to troubleshoot and fix the cookie refresh server youâre running locally in your home for Echo Speaks.
I think Jeff does Remote Desktop support for other users sometimes if youâd rather pay someone else to figure it out for you.
Presumably you set the local server up though, and you got it running again two weeks ago when you last described an issue here.
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I'll check my docker server
Probably couldnât hurt to just restart the container running the cookie refresh server.
Ok I restarted docker container and not sure what I did but now it seems the ports are missing. How do I correct?
If its running in host mode on some sort of linux system there wont be any forwarded ports. Windows only works with bridge mode. It should not lose any configuration if you only restarted it.
There was IP addresses before. Also noticed the old IP "208" was showing should be 38