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Whatever hostname I set, I still get a hostname in the format "esp32-[MAC]".
A quick solution or rather workaround is to put WiFi.setHostname(mdnsName); at the beginning of the WifiSetup() or setup().
How should it be done properly?
There is also another unrelated problem that the custom URL_HOSTNAME doesn't work. I guess it's probably more of a problem on my router.
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Whatever hostname I set, I still get a hostname in the format "esp32-[MAC]".
A quick solution or rather workaround is to put WiFi.setHostname(mdnsName); at the beginning of the WifiSetup() or setup().
How should it be done properly?
There is also another unrelated problem that the custom URL_HOSTNAME doesn't work. I guess it's probably more of a problem on my router.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: