Hi all!
It's possible to build mosquitto package (a very popular mqtt broker) with websocket support enabled by default?
More info can be found there: http://jpmens.net/2014/07/03/the-mosqui … s-support/
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Hi all!
It's possible to build mosquitto package (a very popular mqtt broker) with websocket support enabled by default?
More info can be found there: http://jpmens.net/2014/07/03/the-mosqui … s-support/
I maintain development builds of mosquitto here: https://github.com/remakeelectric/owrt_ … .4-preview
When mosquitto 1.4 is released ("real soon now") I'll be updating the package.
GREAT! Many thanks!
Can i ask you another question?
I'm trying to install node.js on my openwrt router (brcm63xx/)
I found that this guy (https://github.com/majklovec/wrtnode-packages) has successfully built it for ramips architecture...
In the README he says that I can compile it myself for my architecture with
echo "src-git node git://github.com/majklovec/wrtnode-packages.git" >> ./feeds.conf
and other commands.
But....where i can find this feeds.conf file??
Nevermind, found the answer
I maintain development builds of mosquitto here: https://github.com/remakeelectric/owrt_ … .4-preview
When mosquitto 1.4 is released ("real soon now") I'll be updating the package.
Can you provide a mini-tutorial to install openwrt + websocket on a existing openwrt installation?
I know how to build openwrt feeds, what i'm asking is
1) what packages/libs of your repo are necessary for openwrt+websocket?
2) when the build is complete, how i can install it on my openwrt installation? I know that packages became when built, but what about libs?
Thanks
Another question... I have enabled SSL support on mosquitto (i have the official mosquitto for barrier breaker) and i set "tls_version tlsv1.2" in mosquitto.conf
But it uses always tlsv1 and not tlsv1.2
do you have any solution?
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