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  • CrankyCoderC Offline
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    I currently have an mqtt gateway setup. I was wondering if there is an alternative gateway that is basically the ethernet gateway but instead of running an mqtt server, it just passes to an existing mqtt?

    Would make things easier for debugging since apparently the mqtt gateway can only handle 1 connection.

    Thanks!

    Home Automation Tinkerer
    www.CrankyCoder.net

    Controller: HomeAssistant in Kubernetes
    Gateway: MQTTClientGateway
    MySensors: 2.3

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    • CrankyCoderC CrankyCoder

      I currently have an mqtt gateway setup. I was wondering if there is an alternative gateway that is basically the ethernet gateway but instead of running an mqtt server, it just passes to an existing mqtt?

      Would make things easier for debugging since apparently the mqtt gateway can only handle 1 connection.

      Thanks!

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      wrote on last edited by martinhjelmare
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      @Jason-Brunk

      Hi!

      If you setup the development branch of the mysensors library, you can use the mqtt client gateway. This will connect to a mqtt broker. There's a sticky post in the development category with a tutorial for setting up that gateway.

      You can find the dev branch at the mysensors github repo.

      The dev branch will break some functionality compared to version 1.5, so you might need to update your nodes as well. The sketch layout is also a bit different. Search the forum for more info.

      The next release, containing these features, is planned for this summer.

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        I found that thread late last night. I read through the WHOLE thing before going to bed. I have my evening plans set for tonight. I don't have any sensors really in use now, it's just more for testing. So I am all over this!!

        Home Automation Tinkerer
        www.CrankyCoder.net

        Controller: HomeAssistant in Kubernetes
        Gateway: MQTTClientGateway
        MySensors: 2.3

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