Ciao,
got a wired question...
I have 2 different domoticz installation in the same network
they works as master/slave
what is their behaviour in MQTT?
since the publish topic is the same... how can I divide masters telegrams from slave one?
MQTT: 2 Domoticz install
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MQTT: 2 Domoticz install
The most dangerous phrase in any language is:
"We always done this way"
"We always done this way"
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ben53252642
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Re: MQTT: 2 Domoticz install
Run a separate local only MQTT server on one of the Domoticz boxes, use Node-Red to subscribe to it and re-publish it to another MQTT topic.
See how you can change the topic it routes into on the main MQTT server?
See how you can change the topic it routes into on the main MQTT server?
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Re: MQTT: 2 Domoticz install
..uh...thanks
ciao
M
ciao
M
The most dangerous phrase in any language is:
"We always done this way"
"We always done this way"
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ben53252642
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- Joined: Saturday 02 July 2016 5:17
- Target OS: Linux
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Re: MQTT: 2 Domoticz install
Not the best solution I know, I don't think what you want to do is possible without changes to the Domoticz MQTT code, as you say everything is going to the same channel.
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