SiPy socket message not showing up in Google IoT

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Hello pycom community,

I'm currently trying to setup my SiPy to send messages to a google cloud function. For that I have successfully done:

1. connected my SiPy to PyCom
2. Logged into Google and configured devices
3. deployed a google cloud function attached to the respective topic
4. send a test message (over pycom website) and received it (throug checking the logs in google)

however if I am sending a message with the provided sample code:

def send_message(msg):
    sigfox = Sigfox(mode=Sigfox.SIGFOX, rcz=Sigfox.RCZ1)
    s = socket.socket(socket.AF_SIGFOX, socket.SOCK_RAW)
    s.setblocking(True)
    s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SIGFOX, socket.SO_RX, False)
    s.send(msg)
    pass

The message does not show up in the google cloud logs
However I can confirm that the message has been received by sigfox through a seperate callback sending an email to my inbox with the payload.

I was able to send a message using the pybytes signal api and spot it in the google logs, however that limits my payload size drastically. (and I really need those 12 bytes for my use case)

Is there any way how I can setup everything using pycom or do I have to configure a http callback and go that direction?

Thanks for your attention :)

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Ok my assumption is, that the cloud integration is only usable for the signals, because it is mentioned, that it is used 'to persist data for more than 4 months'.
However I had success with following this tutorial:

https://cloud.google.com/community/tutorials/sigfox-gw

with two tweaks:

I needed to comment out line #210 of the sigfox-api.py (in the github repo provided by the tutorial) # send_duplicate=d['sendDuplicate'],
and I needed to adjust one of the message bodies inside sigfox-api-callbacks.json in line #39: "bodyTemplate": "{\r\n\"device\" : \"{device}\",\r\n\"time\" : \"{time}\",\r\n\"temp\" : \"{temp}\",\r\n\"batt\" : \"{batt}\",\r\n\"seqNumber\" : \"{seqNumber}\",\r\n\"lat\" : \"{lat}\",\r\n\"lng\" : \"{lng}\"}"

with that I was able to see my message with gcloud pubsub subscriptions pull sigfox-data-sub --limit 100 --auto-ack

nice.
Hope that helps anyone who stumbles upon the same errors.

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@plsecker I can confirm that messages show up in PyBytes (signals are displayed and messages are listed as data received)

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Can you confirm you got further than I did: https://forum.pycom.io/topic/5840/sigfox-callback-failing-to-send-to-pybytes ie. you can get Sigfox to forward to Pybytes?