Closed madito closed 5 years ago
I would like read an example of the use of the /set in the MQTT, since I can not modify the value and I only get errors,
If I use the command by console, it works correctly:
user@server:# ebusctl write -c recov VentIntensityDay 6 done user@server:# ebusctl read -c recov VentIntensityDay 6
On the other hand, if I use the MQTT command:
ebusd/recov/VentIntensityDay/set 5
2019-04-26 18: 58: 44.965 [mqtt error] write recov VentIntensityDay: ERR: end of input reached
I have the option of "--accesslevel = *" in the daemon.
Thanks
I respond to myself, the command actually works!
The correct syntax is that of my example:
ebusd/{CIRCUIT}/{NAME}/set {VALUE}
I would like read an example of the use of the /set in the MQTT, since I can not modify the value and I only get errors,
If I use the command by console, it works correctly:
On the other hand, if I use the MQTT command:
ebusd/recov/VentIntensityDay/set 5
2019-04-26 18: 58: 44.965 [mqtt error] write recov VentIntensityDay: ERR: end of input reached
I have the option of "--accesslevel = *" in the daemon.
Thanks