Hello,
I have a doubt about wildcard usage. I can see something (perhaps)
strange and before investigating in the wrong direction I want to check
if this is simply my wrong assumption.
What I can see as an example is:
mosquitto_sub -v -h things.bluewind.it -t "#"
--> this shows immediately al
Hi Stefano,
The behaviour you describe is incorrect. It is better explained using
a longer topic - let's set sensors/temperature sensors/humidity etc.
A subscription to sensors/# would match on sensors/temperature,
sensors/humidity *and* sensors. If we imagine that a subscription to
/# is actuall
On 06/03/2013 01:08 PM, Roger Light wrote:
Hi Stefano,
The behaviour you describe is incorrect. It is better explained using
a longer topic - let's set sensors/temperature sensors/humidity etc.
A subscription to sensors/# would match on sensors/temperature,
sensors/humidity *and* sensors. If we
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