Questions tagged [iot]
This tag is supposed to be used in relation to the Internet of Things.
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Share internet over external wlan
I have multiple devices (A, B, C). Device A is a sensor that captures data and shares it with device C (Android) over a local Wi-Fi network. The problem is that the application to receive data only ...
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What are the best practices for configuring durable IOT Linux devices? Should I use an Overlay File System?
In the past our company used raspberry pi's for our IOT application.
The problem with that was that SD cards wear out and get corrupt.
We now ordered Compulab SBC's with eMMC storage running Debian.
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Prevent VAP from accessing the internet (with ebtables)
I'm trying to find a way to connect smart home devices to my local network but deny them access to the internet.
Rather than set individual rules bound to an IP address, I'm trying to create a virtual ...
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how can I detect if my infinite cp command has failed using bash
I have a little data collector, a Raspberry Pi Zero W, which, on boot, mounts a remote folder on mnt using sshfs. The data transfer is effected using a cp command, e.g., cp device file & where ...
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WPS Push-Button for Bluetooth?
Is there any such thing like the WPS Push-Button function for Bluetooth?
I would like to connect a headless IoT device to a smartphone. Unfortunately the IoT device has no input capability (just a ...
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LPAd (eSIM) Linux?
Is anyone aware of a LPAd for Linux devices, both Android and Windows support this as of currently. I have searched the internet and was unable to find any information about if / or an eSIM LPAd will ...
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can't get service to run on Rock64 SBC
I have a python script that displays the current IP address and time to a LCD screen attached to my device (Rock64 SBC).
The python script runs fine on it's own.
from subprocess import check_output
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Connection two raspberry PI via Wi-Fi direct
I wanted to play with the Wi-Fi direct protocol and really understand it as I want to pretend I have a sensor network that follows the pattern:
wake up
establish a network
trade data
disconnect
wait ...
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Cannot post request to localdomain 127.0.0.1:80 in RHEL7 while setting up Mainflux
I am trying to setup Mainflux on my Linux RHEL 7 Server. While doing mainflux-cli provision test it shows an error as:
Post http://localhost/users: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:80: connect: connection refused
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iptables rule to block local net port
I'm on local 192.168.1.0/24 network with an openwrt router at 192.168.1.1 and I want to block any tcp connection to an IoT device that has an open port, let's say 192.168.1.12:5001. I don't have ...
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Ubuntu Core as Hyper-V virtual machine image
As Ubuntu Core can be installed on an Intel® NUC, is there any possbility to make it run as Hyper-V virtual machine to play around with it?
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How to connect to the internet, via a bluetooth access point, from command line
The question may seem highly specific, but I didn't seem any answer anywhere.
Accessing the internet via a bluetooth access point sounds like an odd choice, but I believe it's the right one in my ...
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installing eclipse/paho.mqtt c++ client on Debian
I'm developing a C++ program (for a home IoT Project) on Debian 9 that needs to act as an MQTT client.
I found paho.mqtt would be helpful in this regard, but none of the on-line documentations to ...
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Line-ending problem with Telnet: can't remove LF from CRLF when sending command
I am unable to get Telnet to send only CR (\r) at the end of a command, despite setting the crlf toggle to <CR><NUL> (see example below). Instead, Telnet always sends CR-LF (\r\n).
My ...
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Is it possible to replace a debian ttyx console window with a graphical application?
On debian, how can I replace a ttyx console window with a graphical application? I am running debian 9.3(Stretch); it does not come with a graphical desktop as it's more of an Internet of Things ...
