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    MQTT Reconnect How To ???

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      pturcotte
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      Hi Guys,

      Last Friday Night, my WiPy 2.0 has been disconnected from Adafruit IO and it has not reconnected automatically.

      I am using standard mqtt lib.

      Is there a way to use a "try:" condition to verify connection? and automatically reconnect?

      Do we have a mqtt.is_connected() check we can do?

      Thanks a lot for your help!!!

      Regards,

      pturcotte

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        livius @pturcotte
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        @pturcotte
        You should got exception from some sending code and then you can catch it and reconnect to the network
        https://forum.pycom.io/post/14510

        think about people first, then computers

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