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    OTA server: multiple connections

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    • J Offline
      jrherheim
      last edited by

      Hi,
      using a single connection to the OTA_server.py and download new SW works fine. But if I trigger two devices simultanously it seems to fail. This is tested with fipys' and gpys'.

      Do anybody know if there are any restrictions to the OTA_server.py script in terms of single connections only? If yes, do you know any solutions to support more?

      Thanks.

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        catalin
        last edited by

        hi @jrherheim, could you be more specific, what OTA_server.py? Is it related with Pybytes platform? Or it is related with Sequans cellular update?

        Catalin,

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          Clemens
          last edited by

          I think he is referring to

          https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/blob/master/examples/OTA/OTA_server.py

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