@micah said in Can't get OpenHAB2 to see my MQTT messages:
I'm still not sure if the second and third line in the mqtt-eventbus.cfg is correct. I don't have MyMQTT anywhere else, so I think I may try different combinations to see what works.
MyMQTT should be replaced with brokername (mysensors in this example). openhab will then publish the event to the mqtt broker on its topics (useful if you use f.eks. node-red for openhab rules)
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@legeantvert said:
On the same way, i dont understand how and where are stored the values inside the gateway if not used on each reception, are they stored somewhere to be able to answer them when serial request arrive?
You could bypass this on some kind of events obviously !
Actually my perl gateway is acting as the server Vera is for the arduino gateway. So from there I can trigger external URL, store data in a sqlite3 database... and so on !
Aah ok that makes sense. My application is for rural use and I need the max distance possible. The slow response will not be a problem as the sensors don't send a lot of data at all. So maybe I will stay with the SF4096 for now but I will do some experimenting with the settings. Just to understand them a bit better.
@evb Still haven't had a chance to look at your PR, sorry.
Yes, the database tends to grow I have about 80MB after a year of use. Just added a function to delete all messages older than, say, a year.
