It can happen to the best of us! I missed the ssl line in your example as well when typing it over. Great to hear it got solved

@jc_serg If you are looking for a ping.py script: there is one here: https://gist.github.com/91cc8979e33e82af6d99ec34c38195fb.git

@snehasg96 Not without significant development effort. And honestly you would not want to. Lora just isnt setup for that kind of two way comm's without a ton of latency and bandwith issues.

@jcaron Thanks a lot , limiting the channels to 0-8 and 64 ( for join/accept) did the trick for now.

@mdk22 But you make some modifications?

@ahelllycan I think we would need to see code, or general overview of your process. At the moment we are guessing. But @jcaron is right. You should have a call back on message receive and you choose when to send messages based on other criteria. The rest of the time you will be sleeping or waiting.

Hi Did you find out about this? I where also able to connect and send a message to the AWS IoT platform. Then I got a similer error where it continiously report "Socket receive error: -80", but no "Socket send error [Errno 104] ECONNRESET" message.

@livius Thank you so much!!! that's exactly what I needed

Hello @binux I know this is a slightly old thread, but i wondered if you could perhaps share your code please? I am trying to do something similar - I would like to run two pytracks accelerometer at or as near the same time so I can record vibrations at two positions and unless trying to reset both at the same time I am unsure how to do so, I thought your code may help! Thanks

@livius That was my first guess but I've dropped the power to the lowest possible level (15%) and it's as far away as I can make it. I have counted 90 Wi-Fi signals in the area though, which is staggering!

@soren said in Socket having to close and reopen: You close socket on server side then you must close it also on client side(it is closed already but..) Question is what problem do you have with the code? Is it working, if yes, do you ask if there is some better way?

@jmarcelino said in Socket documentation: @bmarkus Do you know if Loriot supports confirmed uplinks in the free community tier? Just wondering what happens because according to the docs downlinks are not supported. Yes it works as well as OTAA since the latest Network Server update. In the free community tier you can't send download messages to the device but sending and receiving MAC layer messages (commands and responses) works in both directions. You can use ADR also of course and Battery Level is also handled.

@reader-uk said in VLC Radio - IP remote control via Wipy 2.0: Originally I tried keeping this socket open and forced open. This was problematic and found its just as quick and efficient (and correct?) to open the socket, send command then close the socket. If it work then this should not be modified ;-) You can try to leave it open e.g. for 10 minutes and close if no command to send. Something like session timeout. Nice project :)