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Sorry, I just realized this might belong in the recorder repo instead of here. If so, let me know and I'll move it. |
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You’ve already noticed that MQTT is better for the apps than HTTP, so why change? Anyway, what you’ll need to do is configure Friends on the Recorder side (its README should explain how to do that). Note that it’s not trivial and requires access to the Recorder server itself. |
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Location history is possible with the Recorder, and our Frontend uses its API for visualizing previous routes.
If you have an alternative way to save your locations and visualize those, then you wouldn't need the Recorder. (You will have already noticed that using our apps only doesn't give you historic data.)
MQTT is the option we favour.
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When I connect directly to my MQTT broker, I see my most recent location on the map and under friends. When I connect to the Recorder in HTTP mode, I don't see anything on the map or in the friends list. I haven't added any other users or devices yet, but I'm guessing I wouldn't be able to see them either.
I know my location is getting updated because I can see it in the web interface when I visit
https://owntracks.example/table/.I found issue #1866, but I don't understand it. Can someone help me set up the recorder so that everyone can see everyone else?
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