Tap on Push notification to connect automaticly
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@Sato
FYI - I use this for testing MQTT:It's free and it's easy to setup. You can get the credentials from the example. Use 1883 port without SSL.
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Hi @kl3m3n,
Sorry, sorry. The problem is solved, it was the Spiffs on my Esp32. Now it works.
Best regards
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@Sato said in Tap on Push notification to connect automaticly:
Hi @kl3m3n,
Sorry, sorry. The problem is solved, it was the Spiffs on my Esp32. Now it works.
Best regards
Which problem is solved?
- The GUI-O application freezing?
- The "CLEAR ALL" button?
Can you briefly explain?
Thanks.
Regards,
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@Sato said in Tap on Push notification to connect automaticly:
Hi @kl3m3n,
Thank you
Im moment i not know how to use it with the esp.Regards
I meant for testing the GUI-O MQTT functionalities (e.g., IoT push notifications), before implementing your application on ESP.
You could of course also use this with ESP...
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Hi @kl3m3n,
When Esp detects a fault on some of the selected pins, it appent the fault to a SPIFFS file and also sends a push notification. What was happening, I'm not sure why, was that writing to the file was taking so long that most of the time Mqtt communication would stop working during this period and when it was re-established Esp had already sent the notification and so I no longer received it on Gui-O. After reloading the virgin files back into SPIFFS, it worked again.
On the subject of Clear All, I've seen that it works after opening the App, so I think that's fine.
Again, I'm sorry to have been bothering you with this problem, which turned out to be on my end, but it coincided with the update of the App version and that led me to think that this problem came from there.
This has also served to learn a little more.Thanks for your support
Regards
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@Sato Hi.
I cannot add the feature you suggested.
But I've implemented device filtering by name. This should help.
See version 1.0.66.
Best regards,
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