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MQTT Gw - Request time

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    matias53
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    Hi, I´m planning using request time to display some info and current date time
    But I can get response from gateway about requestTime

    I´m using MQTT gateway with OpenHab

    Should I do something on Openhab?

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      hek
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      You have to answer the time request from the node in OpenHab or some broker in between..

      I have too little knowledge of OH to know if this is possible or have been done by someone already.

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        matias53
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        Hi.
        When I use MQTTFx to see that the gateway is asking to OpenHab I see this.

        MyMQTT/25/255/V_SKETCH_NAME
        RTC Clock

        MyMQTT/25/255/V_SKETCH_VERSION
        1.0

        MyMQTT/25/255/V_
        (no data)

        I saw in the library API that the time request is an internal command, maybe I´m wrong, but shouldn´t I expect a I_TIME instead

        Does anyone know how to respond to this request?

        Thank you.

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          You should probably try to use the MQTT client Gateway in the dev-branch. It forwards internal commands as well unlike the gateway in 1.5 which on do some forwards and rewrites of internal commands.

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