Petr Gotthard

Hello. Outbound WebSockets (clients to a remote server) are not supported.

Having a WebSocket is quite easy to implement even for a newbie. The per-device WebSockets are a bit more complex. I'd say few days, depending on Erlang proficiency.

I'd say 1-2 days, but in general I implement new features only when I see demand from multiple users.

Hello. Scopes are the only way to do this. See https://github.com/gotthardp/lorawan-server/blob/master/doc/Server.md#users To log-in, the user needs the `web-admin` scope, then `device:write` to read/write devices. This should work. Of course, all...

The database is stored in a directory named based on the hostname. Change the hostname back and the data will re-appear.

This is a gateway-generated error. Have a look in the log of your gateway. There should be some more details about the rootcase. From what you shared you have RX2...

this is a **server** log. I meant a **gateway** log

Somewhere in your configuration there is "867.5". You should find it and replace by a correct number. Or, your device used 867.5, whereas the gateway is configured on 434. In...

Someone must have used this frequency: either the sending device is wrong, or the server configuration. There are no hardcoded frequencies in the code. Do you have the equivalent `rxpk`...

Thanks a lot for your effort, @charlescochran! @natcl, please let me know whether the fix works for you as well. I will merge it then.