Users create profiles that include the contexts and conditions to initiate actions when these are met, action are.
#ANDROID TASKR ANDROID#
So to try and explain better from an outside my network point of view when you add the ngix reverse proxy:- Tasker is an Android app that automates the performance of tasks or sets of actions based on a defined condition or context. My router is configured to forward port 443 to my inside computer (docker host) and then on to my ngix reverse proxy docker container Request to 192.168.178.58:1884 gets forwarded internally to 172.17.0.2:1883ĭocker networking is effectively like setting up port forwarding on your home router. Docer forwards requests to the internal IP and port of the docker container. The reverse proxy basically sends the web traffic to my different docker containers depending on the incoming DNS name.Įach docker container responds to is unique port from the same host IP. Including the ngix web server for the reverse proxy. Everything runs on one computer (host) all in separate docker containers. My server setup is relatively complicated. You should be back at the 'Profiles" section and it all should run I used ‘occupancy/homewifi’ as the topic and ‘Disconnected’ as the message, and QOS as 1.
Here you are going to do almost the same again as the ‘MQTT Wifi Connected’ task you created previously but it will be the wifi disconnect event you are triggering on.Įnter your MQTT Topic, Message and QOS setting you wish to use. The exit task will fire when the Wifi Connected state changes from True to False (connected to disconnected) Press and hold the green arrow on the profile you created (if you do not see the arrow just select the profile and the items should show below it), a menu should pop up, select the ‘Add Exit Task’ item. You should be back at the 'Profiles" section Then select the back arrow to leave the ‘Task Edit’ Then select the back arrow again to leave the ‘Action Edit’ Select the back arrow at the top left to leave the MQTT plugin settings
I used ‘occupancy/homewifi’ as the topic and ‘Connected’ as the message, and QOS as 1. In MQTT Client select the pen icon right of ‘Configuration’Įnter your MQTT Topic, Message and QOS setting you wish to use. Then go back by selecting the back arrow on the top left. This will then only trigger on the state for this wifi SSID only. In the ‘SSID’ field enter your home wifi ssid. In Profiles you need to select the + at the bottom right.
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