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CoAP

Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) is a specialized web transfer protocol for use with constrained nodes and constrained networks in the Internet of Things, as defined by IETF RFC 7252. CoAP adopts a REST model making it easy to learn and easy to adapt to HTTP. coaps:// is a related protocol, where "s" stands for a secure layer using DTLS. Learn more at coap.technology.

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matzuba
matzuba commented Aug 28, 2019

Environment

  • OS: RHEL 7.6
  • Erlang/OTP:
  • EMQ: 2.3.11

Description

I am using:

NIGINX --> Docker --> custom image with EMQ installed ( same host, SSL offload on nginx)

EMQ works and clients can connect but i see continous multiple crashes/proxy errors in the error.log

2019-08-27 12:12:31.287 [error] <0.11973.534> CRASH REPORT Process <0.11973.534> with 0 neighbou

anovakovic01
anovakovic01 commented Jul 15, 2019

FEATURE REQUEST

  1. Is there an open issue addressing this request? If it does, please add a "+1" reaction to the
    existing issue, otherwise proceed to step 2.
    No.

  2. Describe the feature you are requesting, as well as the possible use case(s) for it.
    After adding open tracing support to the existing gRPC and HTTP endpoints in Users and Things service, we should add support for t

danielwolbe
danielwolbe commented Sep 11, 2019

When setting the monitor.tail property, it's possible to tail/update only filenames, and not directories:

https://github.com/Landoop/stream-reactor/blob/master/kafka-connect-ftp/src/main/scala/com/datamountaineer/streamreactor/connect/ftp/source/FtpFileLister.scala#L41

So, when a support for a recursive structure is required, it can be done in a way like this:
`connect.ftp.monitor.tail=/**:

drasko
drasko commented Mar 29, 2017

Hello,
would it be possible to add a small example that explains the request routing in the server and acceding to an appropriate handler for a given URI path.

Currently we have this: https://github.com/gotthardp/gen_coap/blob/master/examples/src/sample_server.erl, and we can figure out if the type of req was GET, POST, PUT, ..., but I see no information how we parse URL string and based on th

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