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    Downlink message port.

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      autodomain
      last edited by autodomain

      Hi,
      Is there a way to know in which port a downlink message has been sent ?

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        bmarkus
        last edited by

        Are you talking about WiFi, Bluetooth, UDP, TCP/IP, ???

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          autodomain
          last edited by

          Sorry,
          I forgot to mention that I'm working with LoRaWan, and I need to retrive the port of the downlink message once received by Lopy.

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            dbrgn
            last edited by

            For the record, there is now a socket.recvfrom(bufsize) method that will return a (data, port) tuple.

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