My Subscriber one doesn't get the message, it just prints the CTRL+C message and stays there, even when I send a message from my PLC, - (so not only does it not get the message from the publisher code I just copied from you)
@@johannes4gnu_linux96 i want to do the same thing but I’m confused Like can my windows machine be both publisher n subscriber or do I use kali for one Here have u downloaded mosquito ?
@@ashwaryaarora6 Here you find the mosquitto broker for Linux. Paho-mqtt can be installed over pip. Then you have everything you need. Even on Windows having the broker and the clients on the same host shouldn't be a problem.-
You're the best, I have been struggling on this topic, , you're example is simple and just works, Thank You.
For mosquitto on windows 10 I had to remove the -v flag to make it work. Thanks for the straight to the point video, very useful :)
you saved me
Yes, very simple, python is such a great language.
first example that perfectly worked for me
3:55-4:05 : what did you click? I didnt get it
hey is there a way to publish a function's result instead of hardcoding it ?
nice and simple, do you have a simple combination of both in one program because loop_forever is blocking.
@@johannes4gnu_linux96 Yes loop_start followed with a while works fine. Great!
Excellent
Hi, do have you already done a pub sub connection with UDP in open62541? If yes, could you share this with us? Regards
My Subscriber one doesn't get the message, it just prints the CTRL+C message and stays there, even when I send a message from my PLC, - (so not only does it not get the message from the publisher code I just copied from you)
Excellent video!
thank you for this useful video
Very than you! you top! thx
who is the broker here?
I use the mosquitto broker here (mosquitto -v). Everything (Client and Broker) are running on my localhost.
@@johannes4gnu_linux96 i want to do the same thing but I’m confused
Like can my windows machine be both publisher n subscriber or do I use kali for one
Here have u downloaded mosquito ?
@@ashwaryaarora6 Here you find the mosquitto broker for Linux. Paho-mqtt can be installed over pip. Then you have everything you need. Even on Windows having the broker and the clients on the same host shouldn't be a problem.-
@@johannes4gnu_linux96 yes I got it thanks to your video i will refer it in my report 😊
With threading:
client = mqtt.Client()
AttributeError: 'function' object has no attribute 'Client'
I want to find you and kiss you ! After hours of research, you where the one giving me the right solution ^^ !
import paho.mqtt.client as paho
import sys
def onMessage(client, userdata, msg):
print(msg.topic + ": " + msg.payload.decode())
client = paho.Client()
client.on_message = onMessage
if client.connect("your-host-name", 1883, 60) != 0:
print("Could not connect to MQTT Broker!")
sys.exit(-1)
client.subscribe("Capstone")
client.publish("Capstone", "Happy Birthday")
try:
print("Press CTRL+C to exit...")
client.loop_forever()
except:
print("Disconnecting from broker...")
client.disconnect()
thanks it worked!