while we're already processing telemetry from repeaters, can we also check their local time and somehow highlight it?
or, better, sync it with remoteterm time if it's incorrect.
caveats:
time can be almost in sync with a little bit in future, then all tries to sync will be failing
while we're already processing telemetry from repeaters, can we also check their local time and somehow highlight it?
or, better, sync it with remoteterm time if it's incorrect.
caveats:
- time can be almost in sync with a little bit in future, then all tries to sync will be failing
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probably we can use api for accessing this stuff via own home-grown scripts, if you don't think this is good idea.
probably we can use api for accessing this stuff via own home-grown scripts, if you don't think this is good idea.
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we do show a warning in the repeater pane if the time is off (by more than 24hrs iirc) and there is a sync-time button; what more would you envision? An automatic sync attempt from browser time?
we do show a warning in the repeater pane if the time is off (by more than 24hrs iirc) and there is a sync-time button; what more would you envision? An automatic sync attempt from browser time?
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remoteterm autonomously gets telemetry, i thought this will be nice feature to automatically sync time for repeaters that for some reason rebooted and didn't get time from network.
i'll try to script this via api. if needed endpoint is missing i'll get back. but let this issue for future people seeking for something alike
remoteterm autonomously gets telemetry, i thought this will be nice feature to automatically sync time for repeaters that for some reason rebooted and didn't get time from network.
i'll try to script this via api. if needed endpoint is missing i'll get back. but let this issue for future people seeking for something alike
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while we're already processing telemetry from repeaters, can we also check their local time and somehow highlight it?
or, better, sync it with remoteterm time if it's incorrect.
caveats:
related https://github.com/meshcore-dev/MeshCore/pull/2423
probably we can use api for accessing this stuff via own home-grown scripts, if you don't think this is good idea.
we do show a warning in the repeater pane if the time is off (by more than 24hrs iirc) and there is a sync-time button; what more would you envision? An automatic sync attempt from browser time?
remoteterm autonomously gets telemetry, i thought this will be nice feature to automatically sync time for repeaters that for some reason rebooted and didn't get time from network.
i'll try to script this via api. if needed endpoint is missing i'll get back. but let this issue for future people seeking for something alike
Yeah the endpoint is there because we support this via the UI 🙂
I'm gonna close this, since we do support it in the UI. Feel free to reopen if you have other questions 🙂