Hello, Attached is a new port, net/busybeed. The utility daemon is written specifically for OpenBSD by me. The port was created with tweaks from Brian Callahan (thanks!). The release source is available at https://github.com/spoollord/busybeed, with control updates to come later, when I have time to extend the development.
The daemon attaches to configured devices, i.e. serial devices, IoT devices, IP addresses, etc. Think of it as an IoT packet router of sorts. I use it for my XBee, ESP8266, and NRF24 devices. Clients connect to route and parse packets for database ingestion, etc. -- pkg/DESCR: The busybeed OpenBSD daemon provides a mechanism for clients and client processes to communicate with an array of serial and IoT devices. At its core, busybeed is primarily a packet repeater in that it polls for packets to swap between subscriber clients and devices. However, busybeed also provides password control over those connections, including client limits. -- I've only been able to compile and test on amd64. Ok? Tracey
port-busybeed-1.03.tar.gz
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