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wiki:wiki3:faq_message_buffering
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FAQ: Message Buffering
How to activate the message buffering on my gateway?
To activate message buffering, issue the following command:
/usr/bin/lorafwdctl database.enable trueYou can verify that the feature is enabled by reading the database.enable variable in the configuration file specified in
/etc/default/lorafwd
root@klk-lpbs-050792:~ # cat /etc/default/lorafwd # Configuration file for lorafwd. # The configuration file. # The configuration files can be found in: /user/etc/lorafwd CONFIGURATION_FILE="/user/etc/lorafwd/lorafwd.toml" # The extra arguments. EXTRA_ARGS="-v" root@klk-lpbs-050792:/etc/default # grep -i -A10 "\[ database \]" /user/etc/lorafwd/lorafwd.toml [ database ] # Whether or not a persistent database will store the incoming messages until # they will be sent and acknowledged. # # Type: boolean # Example: true # Default: false # enable = true
How to deactivate the message buffering on my gateway?
To deactivate message buffering, issue the following command:
lorafwdctl database.enable falseYou can verify that the feature is enabled by reading the database.enable variable in the configuration file specified in
/etc/default/lorafwd
root@klk-lpbs-050792:~ # cat /etc/default/lorafwd # Configuration file for lorafwd. # The configuration file. # The configuration files can be found in: /user/etc/lorafwd CONFIGURATION_FILE="/user/etc/lorafwd/lorafwd.toml" # The extra arguments. EXTRA_ARGS="-v" root@klk-lpbs-050792:/etc/default # grep -i -A10 "\[ database \]" /user/etc/lorafwd/lorafwd.toml [ database ] # Whether or not a persistent database will store the incoming messages until # they will be sent and acknowledged. # # Type: boolean # Example: true # Default: false # enable = false
How to configurate the number of messages in database ?
The default value is 200 messages stored in the database.
The maximum value is 1000 but Kerlink does not recommend to change the default value of 200 to avoid system load issues.
The maximum value is 1000 but Kerlink does not recommend to change the default value of 200 to avoid system load issues.
root@klk-lpbs-050792:/etc/default # grep -i -A10 "\[ limit.messages \]" /user/etc/lorafwd/lorafwd.toml # The maximum number of messages allowed to be stored in the database. When # full the newest message will replace the oldest one. # # Type: integer # Example: 20000 # Default: 200 # #limit.messages = 200
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