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Finally found this article: meshtastic/meshtastic#901 Which finally explains why my node has been disconnecting from the script - it wasn't my script! It was MQTT overwhelming my node! Make sure to leave MQTT features completely disabled on any device you use this script with! Signed-off-by: TBOT <[email protected]>
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…mproved Ollama Support ### New Updates in v0.4.0 → v0.4.1 - **Error Handling (ongoing):** - Trying a new method to handle WinError exceptions - which though much improved in v0.4.0 - still occur under the right connection circumstances - especially over Wi-Fi. (**UPDATE: My WinError issues were being caused by a combination of low solar power, and MQTT being enabled on my node. MQTT - especially using LongFast is very intense on a node, and can cause abrupt connection restarts as noted here: meshtastic/meshtastic#901 - but - now the script is super robust regardless for handling errors!)** - **Emergency Email Subject:** - Email Subject now includes the long name, short name & Node ID of the sending node, rather than just the Node ID. - **Docker Support** - Thanks @clendaniel - Who was kind enough to generate a Dockerfile & docker-compose.yaml for the project! ### New Updates in v0.4.1 → v0.4.2 - **Initial Ubuntu & Ollama Unidecode Support: -** - User @milo_o - Thank you so much! I have merged your idea into the main branch - hoping this works as expected for users - please report any problems! - #19 - **Emergency Email Google Maps Link:** - Emergency email now includes a Google Maps link to the sender's location, rather than just coordinates. - Great call, @nlantz79! (Remember - this is only as accurate as the sender node's location precision allows!) Signed-off-by: TBOT <[email protected]>
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Finally found this article: meshtastic/meshtastic#901 Which finally explains why my node has been disconnecting from the script - it wasn't my script! It was MQTT overwhelming my node! Make sure to leave MQTT features completely disabled on any device you use this script with! Signed-off-by: TBOT <[email protected]>
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…mproved Ollama Support ### New Updates in v0.4.0 → v0.4.1 - **Error Handling (ongoing):** - Trying a new method to handle WinError exceptions - which though much improved in v0.4.0 - still occur under the right connection circumstances - especially over Wi-Fi. (**UPDATE: My WinError issues were being caused by a combination of low solar power, and MQTT being enabled on my node. MQTT - especially using LongFast is very intense on a node, and can cause abrupt connection restarts as noted here: meshtastic/meshtastic#901 - but - now the script is super robust regardless for handling errors!)** - **Emergency Email Subject:** - Email Subject now includes the long name, short name & Node ID of the sending node, rather than just the Node ID. - **Docker Support** - Thanks @clendaniel - Who was kind enough to generate a Dockerfile & docker-compose.yaml for the project! ### New Updates in v0.4.1 → v0.4.2 - **Initial Ubuntu & Ollama Unidecode Support: -** - User @milo_o - Thank you so much! I have merged your idea into the main branch - hoping this works as expected for users - please report any problems! - mr-tbot/mesh-ai#19 - **Emergency Email Google Maps Link:** - Emergency email now includes a Google Maps link to the sender's location, rather than just coordinates. - Great call, @nlantz79! (Remember - this is only as accurate as the sender node's location precision allows!) Signed-off-by: TBOT <[email protected]>
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Several people have experienced various issues (not receiving messages, not being able to connect to the WebUI, not being able to change settings, etc.) when using the default channel on the public MQTT server, which has a lot of traffic. Since there isn't much we can do about it at this point, I think it's good to warn users about this.