You have a nice day too!! Why would you think I’m not among you anymore?
Small question: would you consider adding HTTP(s) support instead of only MQTT support. I know Owntracks now also supports HTTP and this way I could make my MQTT server private again.
Hello guys! I’ve pushed v0.3 to Google Play last weekend. Unfortunately without TLS. It is so hard to implement for me. But I’m still working and it should be ready in 2019.
나는 지역 사회에 대한 질문이 있습니다. Google Play 통계에 따르면 많은 사용자가 한국인이라고합니다. 내가 한국어로 번역하는 것을 도와주고 싶은 사람이 있습니까? 말이 되나요?
Many thanks to Ronald and Cyn. They helped me with English.
@Turbo I just started using this app, and I love it!. My only concern is it is limited to 4 beacons, is that something that will change or is that a limitation of hardware?
Hi, I 5hink I know the answer to this question but does this app require my mqtt to be exposed to the internet? Otherwise how does it send the ‘not-home’ payload when I leave my home (and therefore am not connected to my home network)
As you pointed out, exposing MQTT on internet is the only way you can communicate with it.
You could try mixing with beacon transmission power (if doable) in order to recognize the “not found” event while still under your wifi in order to update the MQTT topic, but I think this could be so much prone to error
Advice from me: discover the range of IP (or ranges) of your mobile provider and make strong filter on your home GW. It works for me and it looks more safe.
Hello!
Does anybody interested in such solution: BLE to MQTT gateway mode?
Idea is very simple. BLE beacon can have some extra data fields. My app already has an infrastructure to process it. I can publish this data to predefined MQTT topic. It looks very useful for retransmitting some long-term telemetry from remote sites where you visit from time to time. Make sense?
Amazing work on this app. Question: whe I remove the mac address form the beacon definition it says invalid config. it says its an optional field ? The mac address keeps changing from the beacon (by design) so is there a way to not use it ?