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# Connection name | |
connection adafruit | |
# Secure SSL/TLS | |
address io.adafruit.com:8883 | |
# adjust path as approriate to point to directory with PEM encoded .crt CA files | |
bridge_capath /etc/ssl/certs/ | |
# Insecure | |
# address io.adafruit.com:1883 | |
# Credentials | |
remote_username <your username> | |
remote_password <your aio key> | |
# Config options for bridge | |
start_type automatic | |
bridge_protocol_version mqttv311 | |
# This is important, if set to True connection will fail, | |
# probably because users don't have permissions to $SYS/# | |
notifications false | |
# Also important. if set to True the connection will fail, | |
# it seems io.adafruit.com doesn't support this | |
try_private false | |
# Topics to bridge | |
# topic <local topic> <in|out|both> <QoS> <local topic prefix> <remote topic prefix> | |
# eg: bridge temperature/shed to temperature/shed | |
# topic temperature/shed out 0 "" "" | |
# eg: bridge to io.adafruit.com | |
# temperature/shed to <username>/feeds/temperature_shed | |
# topic shed out 0 temperature <username>/feeds/temperature_ | |
# eg: bridge from io.adafruit.com | |
# <username>/feeds/throttle to adafruit.io/throttle | |
# topic throttle in 0 adafruit.io/ <username>/feeds/ | |
# | |
# eg: bi-directional topic | |
# <username>/feeds/welcome-feed to/from adafruit.io/welcome-feed | |
# topic welcome-feed both 0 adafruit.io/ <username>/feeds/ | |
# note: if using the Adafruit.io "Welcome Feed" you'll need to rename | |
# it to "welcome-feed" in the web interface for the above example to work |
Here is what worked for me. Adafruit needs username/feeds/yourstuff format. I couldn't figure it out, but I fixed it by setting the bridging back to my mqtt broker and viewing the output with this command mosquitto_sub -v -t '#' -u mqtt_username -P password
My feeds are coming in as /southpark/temperature , etc. and going out as /stanrock/feeds/temperature ..etc. This works with Adafruit io.
connection adafruit
address io.adafruit.com:1883
bridge_attempt_unsubscribe false
cleansession false
notifications false
try_private false
remote_username stanrock
remote_password password
start_type automatic
bridge_protocol_version mqttv311
topic temperature out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic pressure out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic rssi out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic waterlevel out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic watertemp out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic charger out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic battemp out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic uvindex out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic uvvisible out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
topic measuredvbat out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
Here is what worked for me. Adafruit needs username/feeds/yourstuff format. I couldn't figure it out, but I fixed it by setting the bridging back to my mqtt broker and viewing the output with this command mosquitto_sub -v -t '#' -u mqtt_username -P password
My feeds are coming in as /southpark/temperature , etc. and going out as /stanrock/feeds/temperature ..etc. This works with Adafruit io.
connection adafruit address io.adafruit.com:1883 bridge_attempt_unsubscribe false cleansession false notifications false try_private false remote_username stanrock remote_password password start_type automatic bridge_protocol_version mqttv311
topic temperature out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic pressure out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic rssi out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic waterlevel out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic watertemp out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic charger out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic battemp out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic uvindex out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic uvvisible out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/ topic measuredvbat out 0 /southpark/ stanrock/feeds/
Can you implement what you have just written?
because I don't get with the topics remapping part
Hi everybody, I am trying to configure a bridge between: CLOUD SERVER: mosquitto broker installed in a virtual machine (google cloud) and LOCAL SERVER: openwrt router with mosquitto broker installed.
Cloud server has been configured with let's encrypt certbot. Everything works well: nodered webpage, mqtt broker with 8883 port, ....
Local server has nothing conifgured with let's encrypt, as I dont need to serve any web page on it.
Local server with "bridges" to cloud server.
My questions are:
Sorry but my knoweldge about certs is poor,
Thanks a lot for your help.