i received a message in a #channel but it was shown to be received in public channel instead.
in Tab messages the message is shown an column "from" is expected to tell the channel, isn't it?
but in the dashboard, correct channel is shown (channel id, not name)
i received a message in a #channel but it was shown to be received in public channel instead.
in Tab messages the message is shown an column "from" is expected to tell the channel, isn't it?
but in the dashboard, correct channel is shown (channel id, not name)
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Be careful here. The MeshCore protocol exposed by the node device only exposes channel numbers (e.g. the order in which they have been configured on the node).
Let's say you have a "private" channel. It would have to be configured as channel #1 on each node in your network as well as any website "receiver" nodes.
The MeshCore API only exposes private channels based on their index on the node.
Be careful here. The MeshCore protocol exposed by the node device only exposes channel numbers (e.g. the order in which they have been configured on the node).
Let's say you have a "private" channel. It would have to be configured as channel #1 on each node in your network as well as any website "receiver" nodes.
The MeshCore API only exposes private channels based on their index on the node.
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We now use LetsMesh Observer model and not a proprietary receiver service which does allow configuration of private channels.
We now use LetsMesh Observer model and not a proprietary receiver service which does allow configuration of private channels.
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i received a message in a #channel but it was shown to be received in public channel instead.
in Tab messages the message is shown an column "from" is expected to tell the channel, isn't it?
but in the dashboard, correct channel is shown (channel id, not name)
Be careful here. The MeshCore protocol exposed by the node device only exposes channel numbers (e.g. the order in which they have been configured on the node).
Let's say you have a "private" channel. It would have to be configured as channel #1 on each node in your network as well as any website "receiver" nodes.
The MeshCore API only exposes private channels based on their index on the node.
We now use LetsMesh Observer model and not a proprietary receiver service which does allow configuration of private channels.