Hi Martin
I wasn't aware that it could run on a 32'. As you say, perhaps in a remote scenario?
I'd forgotten that Hive offers a free Public service as documented in the WiKi and above, which is very different to a free account.
Regards
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Re: MQTT broker blacklisted by Norton
Got PicoMQTT to run AOK (on an esp32s3) this morning.
Compiled the basic_server example (using the Arduino IDE - setting up the esp32 toolset failed multiple times!) - and then connected using the MQTT Client app on Android.
Yesterday connecting failed but today it went smoothly - esp32 connected to local WiFi and the client connected to esp32 as expected - was able to create a 'widget' and post data to it - and seems to work smoothly - although sometimes the client 'struggled' to get a connection?
Also tested on an esp32-wroom and also seems to work okay.
Martin
Compiled the basic_server example (using the Arduino IDE - setting up the esp32 toolset failed multiple times!) - and then connected using the MQTT Client app on Android.
Yesterday connecting failed but today it went smoothly - esp32 connected to local WiFi and the client connected to esp32 as expected - was able to create a 'widget' and post data to it - and seems to work smoothly - although sometimes the client 'struggled' to get a connection?
Also tested on an esp32-wroom and also seems to work okay.
Martin