I noticed today in my Fing app, under Fingbox settings, that there is an option to enable ‘Local API’ and query the fingbox directly on your local network.
Would hopefully enable a load of network discovery/protection stats.

Hi. Love the idea. Struggling with Plaid, though. Totally new to it. Are you able to point me in the right direction to linking Plaid with my bank and generating the access token?
Thanks.

Little update… upgraded the ‘flaky’ hotspot and ran an ethernet cable to it, rather than use powerline adapters. The mirror has held connection to the queue for 3 days now, which is by far a record!
Network connectivity seemed to be the issue, prompting a DNS error. Curious if the module could be a bit more resilient but perhaps that’s the nature of MQTT…? Decent home network has resolved.
Thanks for assistance.

I can ‘force’ this error by turning off the nearest wifi access point that the mirror uses on my home network. Although the mirror associates with another AP the connection to the MQTT server is broken and will not re-establish.
This error only occurs occasionally, usually, which would make sense as the nearest access point is… ‘flaky’, shall we say (it’s a powerline adaptor type).
I am going to specify a certain (reliable) AP for the mirror to connect to. Otherwise I may try a different ssid for the second AP (keen to avoid this, though).
Thanks for help so far.

Thanks @sdetweil . I do indeed have Pihole running on my network. Yesterday I observed the “MQTT offline” mirror notification exactly at the same time as a (successful) A and AAAA request from the mirror for the MQTT server URL.
Today, however, the notification appeared but there is no corresponding DNS request from the mirror.
This is the first module (and only device on my network) that struggles… not convinced it is DNS related.
Appreciate the help.

Also, very occasionally, get the notification:
“MQTT Error. The MQTT client has suffered an error: Error: getaddrinfo EAI_AGAIN io.adafruit.com”

Would appreciate a steer in the direction of any logs I can dig in to.

Thanks

Hi there.
I am using an ESP8266 board as a door-sensor which publishes messages to my adafruit IO feed. I am then using the MMM-mqtt module by @javiergayala to subscibe to the feed and show if my door is open or closed.
This all works fine for a short time, but then I get a notification on the mirror that the “MQTT server is offline” and the module fails to receive any new published messages.
The adafruit feed is being updated fine when my garage door is opened/closed.
The only thing I can see in adafruit’s monitor screen is:

2020/11/15 10:20:51AM  mqttjs_aaeacdcb  disconnected

And I can’t see anything in mm logs:

pi@mirror:~/MagicMirror/config $ tail -1000 ~/.pm2/logs/mm-out.log | grep mqtt
[2020-11-15 10:11:54.078] [LOG]    MMM-mqtt started ...
[2020-11-15 10:12:07.819] [LOG]    Creating new MQTT client for url:  mqtts://*adafruit...*
[2020-11-15 10:12:08.106] [INFO]   Checking git for module: MMM-mqtt

Any ideas on what’s happening, or where I can look for a steer on what’s happening? The sensor and adafruit feed look to be working fine, just the mirror is disconnecting.
Thanks.

Absolutely:

module: "MMM-mqtt",
				position: "bottom_right",
				header: "Garage rear door",
				config:	{
					mqttServer: "mqtts://username:key@io.adafruit.com:8883",
					topic: "username/feeds/feed-name",
					loadingText: "waiting for event...",
					interval: 60000,
					}

Obviously replacing username, key and feed-name.
I am having an issue currently with the mirror showing “MQTT server is offline” after a short time and mirror is not picking up any new messages published

Hope that helps.

Update: managed to achieve this with MMM-mqtt (lower case) module.
I think that MMM-MQTT connects with mqtt://io.adafruit.com… even if you specify 8883 port (when using SSL). With the MMM-mqtt module you can set the URL it connects with, and specify mqtts://io.adafruit.com…

Seconded.
Have tried with MMM-MQTT and MMM-mqtt modules, but can’t connect to my adafruitIO feeds.