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MQTT server is mqtt.lan.london.hackspace.org.uk, a virtual machine running on landin | MQTT server is mqtt.lan.london.hackspace.org.uk, a virtual machine running on landin | ||
if the mosquitto process is restarted, most clients should reconnect. Those that don't automatically reconnect at present include listener-ola, listener-signs, listener-bmeter, glados, listener-irc | if the mosquitto process is restarted, most clients should reconnect. Those that don't automatically reconnect at present include listener-ola, listener-signs, listener-bmeter, glados, listener-irc, listener-lastseen | ||
Latest revision as of 14:17, 22 May 2019
MQTT
At London Hackspace, we use the MQTT protocol to pass messages between systems.
- Doorbots send /door/doorname/announcements messages
- Doorbots send /door/doorname/bell messages when the doorbell button is pressed
- Doorbots send /door/doorname/status messages every 30 seconds or so
- acnodes send /tool/toolname/status messages every 30 seconds or so
- bandwidth meter listens for /door/+/announcements, /door/+/bell messages
- signs listens for /door/+/announcements, /door/+/bell messages
MQTT server is mqtt.lan.london.hackspace.org.uk, a virtual machine running on landin
if the mosquitto process is restarted, most clients should reconnect. Those that don't automatically reconnect at present include listener-ola, listener-signs, listener-bmeter, glados, listener-irc, listener-lastseen
