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Hi Xant, Pat and everybody other
I am trying to connect Belchertown skin to my home mqtt browser . I am
using at home RabbitMQ as mqtt broker. I activated the websockets mqtt
plugin https://www.rabbitmq.com/web-mqtt.html
my Extras section from Belchertown shin looks like :
[[[Extras]]]
All works well till reboot. Unable to load driver error. Not sure if
MQTT, but most suspicious
Aug 20 21:35:32 raspberrypi weewx[446]: engine: Locale is 'en_US.UTF-8'
Aug 20 21:35:32 raspberrypi weewx[446]: engine: pid file is
/var/run/weewx.pid
Aug 20 21:35:32 raspberrypi weewx[330]: S
Update note to Starters:
1) At first, use a Public MQTT broker
2) Once MQTT working from a Test provider, consider installing locally (in
my case, noticed working most of the time - and great to start with, but
later having instabilities from external MQTT).
Best,
Xant
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Greg
Thank you for note, and apologies for confusion as you might be right.
After your note, realized that I didn't test website "outside" of home
network (I guess was too excited of local MQTT finally responding). And
sure, MQTT now responding inside network, but not outside.
Thus, replaced d
Greg
Thank you for note, and apologies for confusion as you might be right.
After your note, realized that I didn't test website "outside" of home
network (I guess was too excited of local MQTT finally responding). And
sure, MQTT now responding inside network, but not outside.
Can you please
Xant writes:
> The trick, as pointed by someone in different Forum, is NOT to use
> "localhost" in Websockets, as it may have a conflict with IPv6 in
> RaspberryPi. *Instead of "localhost", use IP of WeeWX device.*
I have found that mosquitto works fine over IPv6. The problem is
probably that
Finally, working locally (after too much tweaking time...)
The trick, as pointed by someone in different Forum, is NOT to use
"localhost" in Websockets, as it may have a conflict with IPv6 in
RaspberryPi. *Instead of "localhost", use IP of WeeWX device.*
My MQTT weewx.conf (for local MQTT):
