Lost connection to MQTT bruker, reconnect automatically.

[rcl27]

I've had some similar connection issues on the websockets front. Since sometimes it's just inevitable, I added a webserial Virtuino debugging/abort code to all my projects. It's intranet only, but for those hard to reach ESP's, I can pull up a serial monitor on my desktop, see what the ESP is doing, and tell the ESP to restart so Virtuino can reestablish connection. I can write up a quick tutorial if you guys would like it.

[iliaslamprou]

Hi,
after several tests I found this malfunction and fixed it.
The changes will be made in the next update (0.6.18) which will be made in the following days.

[SveinHa]

Hi,
after several tests I found this malfunction and fixed it.
The changes will be made in the next update (0.6.18) which will be made in the following days.

Nice, thank you Ilias

[SveinHa]

Hi again.

Very satisfied with Virtuino runing on both Linux Mint and Android but this minor culprit still exists... Loosing connection/updating every now and then. It it far better than when this thread started but still not quite ok.

I have a variable that is updating AT LEAST every minute. Is it possible to create a script that disconnect/reconnect MQTT if this variable is not updated after f.ex. 5 minutes? If so, how?

[iliaslamprou]

Hi again.

Very satisfied with Virtuino runing on both Linux Mint and Android but this minor culprit still exists... Loosing connection/updating every now and then. It it far better than when this thread started but still not quite ok.

I have a variable that is updating AT LEAST every minute. Is it possible to create a script that disconnect/reconnect MQTT if this variable is not updated after f.ex. 5 minutes? If so, how?

I think you can do it without javascript.
You need two "Timers" for this and three "If Then" scripts.
You can disconnect but you have to find another way to connect to the broker again.
This is a video example: https://virtuino.com/downloads/videos/mq...onnect.mov