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NS3 with MQTT integration. HELP !!!!
Post 302600095 by KishIsrael on Monday 20th of February 2012 04:58:54 AM
02-20-2012
i think so too. However, the broker does read the packet the first time, and retrieves the mosq->id field which is set to "publisher". That's why it gives the error:
Socket read error on client "publisher", disconnecting.
if the packet was not valid, do you think it would access the field 'id' in the struct mosq sent over in the packet?
previously, when i was sending completely invalid packets, it would give the error:
Socket read error on client null, disconnecting.
So, is my packet reeally invalid? or is there some other reason?
Socket read error on client "publisher", disconnecting.
if the packet was not valid, do you think it would access the field 'id' in the struct mosq sent over in the packet?
previously, when i was sending completely invalid packets, it would give the error:
Socket read error on client null, disconnecting.
So, is my packet reeally invalid? or is there some other reason?
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