Hello, I would like to be certain, that my method of access of the server MQTT is the good one, I lose myself a little in all the services to activate to arrive at my ends. 1 - Install the MQTT broker “MQTT Moquette Broker” 2 - Install the service binding “MQTT Binding” 3 - Configure the “Embedd…

[image] Stephan35: 1 - Install the MQTT broker “MQTT Moquette Broker” This broker is no longer supported. It may or may not work for your setup but I recommend saving some time and frustration by uninstalling it and using mosquitto broker. You did not mention what or how you installed OH nor…

[image] H102: This broker is no longer supported. It may or may not work for your setup but I recommend saving some time and frustration by uninstalling it and using mosquitto broker. Do you mean i shoul install mosquitto on my debian linux ? (if yes , very easy to do it) [image] H102: M…

I’m not surprised you’re a bit confused, MQTT V2 is so convoluted its not funny. It really needs simplification

I just changed over on OpenHABian - see my posts here, hopefully it helps. [image] Openhab commands to MQTT are slow DIY Hi, I got 2 Sonoff basic up and running with MQTT, sending commands straight from the MQTT broker instantly triggers the sonoffs. When I d…

[image] Scott_Gowans: I just changed over on OpenHABian - see my posts here, hopefully it helps. Thanks, Will try that later ,give some news as soon as possible. Best regards.

Here is some news :slightly_smiling_face: I remove “MQTT Moquette Broker” and installed Mosquitto MQTT Broker. Here is my example files mqtt.things Bridge mqtt:broker:embedded-mqtt-broker [ host="127.0.0.1", secure=false] { Thing mqtt:topic:mything { Channels: Type switch : ESP1b …

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Scott_Gowans (cods69) February 3, 2020, 12:46am 5

I just changed over on OpenHABian - see my posts here, hopefully it helps.