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In this tutorial we will look at how you install and run the mosquitto MQTT broker on a Linux server running for example Raspberry Pi or Ubuntu.
Here are the steps I used on Ubuntu.
- sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mosquitto-dev/mosquitto-ppa
- sudo apt-get update
- sudo apt-get install mosquitto
- sudo apt-get install mosquitto-clients
- sudo apt clean
For Raspberry Pi the instructions are taken from here:
Then make the repository available :
cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
Then , depending on which version of debian you are using:
sudo wget http://repo.mosquitto.org/debian/mosquitto-jessie.list
sudo wget http://repo.mosquitto.org/debian/mosquitto-stretch.list
sudo wget http://repo.mosquitto.org/debian/mosquitto-buster.list
Then update apt information:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mosquitto
sudo apt-get install mosquitto-clients
Upgrading on Pi
Running
sudo apt-get install mosquitto
should update the existing installation but it may not upgrade as it is dependent on the repository which is different for the version of PI you are Running.
Stopping and Starting
Mosquitto is installed as a service and should start automatically after install
To Stop and start the service I needed to use
- sudo service mosquitto stop
- sudo service mosquitto start #see note later
Most sites I discovered where using the format.
- sudo /etc/init.d/mosquitto stop
However it seems newer installations use upstart initialization system instead of the init.d initialization system.
The stop/start scripts start the mosquitto broker in the background and also use the default mosquitto.conf file in the /etc/mosquitto/ folder.
The mosquitto binary is located in the /usr/sbin folder
If you want to see the control messages on the console then you need to start the mosquitto broker manually from a command line.
You first need to to stop the broker from running, and then type:
mosquitto -v
Testing The Install
To test it is running use command:
- netstat –at
You should see the Mosquitto broker running on port 1883 as shown in the screen shot above.
Below is a screen shot showing testing using the mqtt-ping command
Testing Using Mosquitto
If you are doing tests with mosquito then I recommend you stop the installed service and run mosquito manually from the command line.
If you do it this way you can create various configuration files for testing.
In addition, I would recommend you place the test configuration files and other files like password files in the local use folder as it avoids any permission errors, and they are easily edited without requiring root permissions.
Starting Mosquitto Using a Configuration file
The configuration file (mosquitto.conf) that comes with the install is mainly completely commented out as mosquitto doesn’t need a configuration file to start.
This file is loaded by the mosquitto when starting as a service.
Before you edit the default configuration file it is a good idea to create a copy of this file.
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However I wouldn’t use this file as a basis for you own as if you do it is difficult to find any of you changes that a buried inside this file.
If you have done this then you might find my python configuration file tool useful.
To start mosquitto using a configuration file use the following command:
- mosquitto -c filename
You can find the mosquitto.conf template file in the /etc/mosquitto/ folder.
It is a good idea to create a copy of this file before editing it.
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Note: For testing it is easier to use a configuration file in your home directory rather than the /etc/mosquitto folder as you need root permissions to edit files in this folder.
I use: /home/steve/mos/mosquitto.conf
Verbose Mode
This is useful for troubleshooting use
mosquitto -v
Running Multiple Mosquitto Brokers
You can configure a broker to listen on several ports, but to create multiple brokers with their own configurations then you will need to start multiple instances of mosquitto.
See Quick Guide to the Mosquitto.conf file and this video on running multiple brokers.
Examples:
Start mosquitto and listen on port 1883
mosquitto -p 1883
Start mosquitto as a daemon and listen on port 1884
mosquitto -p 1884 -d
Start mosquitto as a daemon and use the mosquitti-2.conf file.
mosquitto -c /etc/mosquitto/mosquitto-2.conf -d
Useful Linux Commands
To stop Mosquitto when running as a daemon:
ps -aux | grep mosquitto
pgrep mosquitto
kill -9 PID (that you get from above command)
Mosquitto Client Scripts
On Linux they need to be installed using
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- sudo apt-get install mosquitto-clients
There is a simple subscriber client
mosquitto_sub
and a publisher client
mosquitto_pub
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mosquitto_sub –help
They are useful for some quick tests and troubleshooting.
See Using The Mosquitto_pub and Mosquitto_sub Client Tools- Examples
Other Tools
MQTTlens is also very useful for troubleshooting and quick testing. It is an add-on for the chrome browser.
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It lets you publish and subscribe to topics using a web interface, and is much easier to use than the command line clients.
MQTT-Ping -Python Tool written by me that works like the traditional IP ping command tool.
Note: Starting will mosquitto version 1.6 mosquitto now supports MQTT v5.
Mosquitto Configuration Tutorials
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