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by anonymous
Hey,

as I discovered (I'm not the only one needing it: https://community.teltonika-networks.com/12988/how-to-set-up-mqtt-over-websocket-for-the-rut240s-mqtt-broker), the mosquitto mqtt broker on RUT955 is compiled without websocket support. It would be easy to implement this, it's just a flag on compile time to set, see http://goochgooch.co.uk/2014/08/01/building-mosquitto-1-4/

It would be fine without webgui config for websockets, I'd be totaly happy to configure it by config file.

Only with websockets the mqtt function can be used to make a webbrowser gui for a mqtt network. I consider it an essential feature of every mqtt broker.

Can this be implemented soon? Is there a known workaround at the moment?

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by anonymous
Hello,

For now there simply is no Websocket support for MQTT, and even though it is in roadmap for functions to add, but it is not projected earlier than last quarter of this year.

Best regards,
VidasKac.
by anonymous
Ok, that sounds at least like a prospect. So I'll keep looking forward and settle for a cheap workaround instead of big investments...
by anonymous
I'll let our development team know that there are more people interested in this functionality, maybe that will give more incentive to not delay it if possible, when more people have need for it.

Best regards,
VidasKac.
by anonymous
Thank You, that's good. Let me add, that house automation via MQTT is a big topic at the moment, and websocket is an important puzzle piece in this, since it delivers easy to develop device independent access to the automation network.