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No way to start in awake mode #29
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Okay, found it, I needed to send {"wake"} to cmnd. I am not interested in the snooze feature. Is it possible to start it in wake state forever ? |
You should be able to set the snooze_publish_rate to 5 seconds, the same
value as the wake publish rate.
https://github.com/ClassicDIY/ClassicMQTT/wiki/3.-Raspberry-Pi-Classic-MQTT-Publisher
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Okay, found it, I needed to send {"wake"} to cmnd. I am not interested in
the snooze feature. Is it possible to start it in wake state forever ?
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Nice, thank you. But because doing this closes and reopens the connection to the Classic, there is an additional delay. So when setting to 3 second, it really updates every 6 seconds.
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I cannot get it to work. I run it in ubuntu 20.04 AMD64 in a python virtualenv
I get it running and can send commands to it:
# python3 ClassicMQTT/ClassicMQTT/code/Python/classic_mqtt.py --classic [IP] --classic_name classic-150-1 --mqtt [IP] --mqtt_root /midnite --mqtt_user midnite --mqtt_pass *******
But it doesn't seem to send stats to the mqtt, it stays as it forever. I also don't understand that snooze thing, it doens't seem documented.
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