Closed caiofis closed 3 years ago
Thanks for the praise!
Did you run only one master_sync
? If not, did you added this topic to all master_sync
nodes?
Otherwise I need the output from the master_sync node.
You got it!
I was running a master_sync
in each computer as stated in the technical report. Running only one I got the expected behavior. But is it possible to setup the system to sync some topics with one computer but not with another one? In my application I have a control station that communicate with several robots. What I was intending to do is to sync all the robots with the control station but not with each other.
Due to the structure of the ROS communication, the system structure you have described is not completely possible. Topics mit gleichem Name, die auf allen Roboter verwendet werden, werden auch durch einen ROS-Core miteinander verbunden, e.g. /tf
.
If the robots do not have any common topics, e.g. because they are separated by namespaces, there are various options:
master_discovery
on robots with _listen_mcast:=False
rosrun fkie_master_discovery master_discovery _listen_mcast:=False
master_sync
on robots to ignore other robot hosts using ignore_hosts
parametermaster_sync
on robots to sync only to control station using sync_hosts
parameterI hope these solutions are suitable to you
I think that this third option will solve my problem. Thank you!
First of all thank you for the amazing repo, the documentation provided by the technical report is really amazing. I am testing the multimaster architecture to deploy in a system with very limited bandwidth. I am not sure if it is the expected behavior but once I add a topic to the
ignore_topics
param it don't show up when I runrostopic list
, but if I try to echo this topic it seems to be synced. I expected to see this behavior only if the flagsync_topics_on_demand
is set to true. Am I missing something?