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    Simple MQTT Tutorial

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      RSK
      last edited by

      I am trying in Windows, by default http://www.hivemq.com/demos/websocket-client/
      give port number 8000.

      If i try to change in the browser to 1883 then socket connection fails in websocket client.

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        MrPy @RSK
        last edited by

        @RSK , Pretty sure you have a port issue. 1883 should work. For some reason Hive MQ isn't accepting requests on 1883 currently. I will search for another public test broker..

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          RSK
          last edited by

          @MrPy Thanks!

          Adjusting the timeout period in simple.py is helping to make the setup work consistent.

          0_1481187961439_upload-e25fcf75-b2f3-4f2b-ae79-aafb824f0594

          This might help.

          Thanks & Regards,
          Satish Kumar. R.

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            lcgeldenhuys
            last edited by

            What version of the micropython-umqtt.simple library are you using? I'm trying the latest 1.3.2. It doesn't have the same bug on line 57 anymore, in fact it doesn't seem to use the same timeout mechanism.

            I'm not able to connect successfully to the HiveMQ public broker:

            Traceback (most recent call last):
            File "main.py", line 10, in <module>
            File "/flash/lib/umqtt.py", line 74, in connect
            OSError: [Errno 113] EHOSTUNREACH

            Using:

            client = MQTTClient("MQTT_lcg_Client", "broker.hivemq.com", port=1883)
            client.settimeout = settimeout
            client.connect()

            I can pub / sub using the MQTT.fx client on my laptop, and the WiPy is on the same network (I can ping and ftp to WiPy from laptop).

            Any ideas?

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              pwest
              last edited by

              I'm also using the same apparently current 1.3.2 simple.py file, and having the exact issue described by lcgeldenhuys 3 months ago. Any suggestions on how to get past this?

              -Phil

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                bucknall
                last edited by

                Hi @pwest,

                It might be work checking out https://youtu.be/3NDPSbr5J14?list=PLS09TA19umCOavPeP_FoMHoCuCzjJUWQk, where I talk about MQTT and how to get set up with it.

                Currently, the documentation on MQTT that we have online is out of date and I am re-writing it as we speak. I'll post back once it has been published!

                Thanks,

                Alex

                Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                  achide
                  last edited by

                  Hi,

                  I'm new with pycom. Maybe it's a stupid question, I would like to know how to import umqtt library.
                  I've put it in lib folder of sys.path, but when I import this module, it told me no module named 'umqtt'?

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                    bucknall @achide
                    last edited by

                    @achide How are you uploading code to your device? Are you using the Pymakr Plugin?

                    Developer Evangelist - Pycom

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                      achide @bucknall
                      last edited by

                      @bucknall yes, I use Pymakr.

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                        livius @achide
                        last edited by livius

                        @achide
                        Pymakr IDE or Pymakr Atom Plugin?
                        If First then do not use it.

                        think about people first, then computers

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                          achide @livius
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                          @livius
                          Hi, thanks for reply!
                          It's Pymakr Atom Plugin I use.
                          I've copy umqtt.py under lib file. Like this :
                          0_1497965611638_upload-c188ec33-a802-43fc-a0ae-d3f359495e3e
                          Then when I run the code, it shows like that :
                          0_1497965697277_upload-c689486e-f0b6-43cf-87dc-2f5694e8644b
                          What should I do ?

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                            livius @achide
                            last edited by

                            @achide
                            I do not use pymakr
                            but if i understand screen correctly you put it into
                            \flash\lib\connections
                            but you should into
                            \flash\lib

                            think about people first, then computers

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