Hello,
we're developing a simple application (daemon) that will create an history
of messages published on a broker, more on this as soon as I have a first
draft of the architecture. This is related to a product under development
but I think it could be useful also to others.
In order to be a
Hi Stefano,
The retained flag has different meanings depending on whether a
message is going from the client to the broker or broker to client.
For a message from the client to the broker, if the retained flag is
set the client is telling the broker that this message should be
retained as the last
Hi Saurabh,
I'm afraid that there aren't currently any admin commands you can send
to the broker, but this sort of remote control feature is on the list
for a future version. You can force clients to disconnect by
connecting a new client that has the same client id as the one you
wish to disconnec
Hi Yun,
> 1. what's the best practice to connect Mosquitto broker with the MySQL to
> make sure: all messages are stored in the database? Ideally, all message
> sent to server should be stored in the db before they are distributed, to
> ensure the data security.
At the moment you have to write an
Hi,
>> 3. for the iPhone wrapper of the mosquitto client, I checked Marquette , is
>> this wrapper compatible with the latest version of Mosquitto 1.0.2
>
> From what I can see, the last commit to Marquette was 8 months ago, so
> unfortunately no it isn't compatible with 1.0.2.
I'm sure that Nick
Thank you a lot Roger! really great suggestions on how to do it.
for the server side, i think my challenge will be how to add the database
storage functionality while:
- making it still be able to easily compatible with future version of
mosquitto and;
- keeping it easier to support my o
for the "client" you are talking about here, just want to make sure i
understand correctly:
what i should do is:
1. just run a *regular *broker as the original mosquitto broker on the
server side.* I should not modify it at all;*
2. meanwhile, i should implement a *special client* on the *server
Hi Yun,
Yes, you're correct but with one additional point. Your special client
isn't just for saving messages to the database, it's for the server
side application processing - i.e. turning it into a chat application
rather than simply clients connected to an MQTT broker. It would also
be doing th
Thanks Roger, now more details are very clear to me. I'll take this into
account and find a way.
S
Roger Light ha scritto:
Hi Stefano,
The retained flag has different meanings depending on whether a
message is going from the client to the broker or broker to client.
For a message from the cli
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