MQTT Config help... On M1 :P

Hello everyone!

Hope you are all having a great day so far. Some quick questions if I may.

I know Big Sur/M1 is not supported but in case anyone can give me a hand because somehow I don't think it has nothing to do with the M1 thing or the Big Sur or even the ocean at the side of Big Sur...

I'm getting a weird behavior on MQTT, I think is because I messed it up badly with the install of mosquitto. Somehow I remember it was only a matter of "brew install mosquitto" and off you went but now I had to change something on the conf file for it to accept externel (to the pc where it is running) connections.

I started migrating from a very old Mac Mini Late 2012 i7 2.3 with SSD and yada, yada, yada to a shinny new M1 (the basic, cheapest one) and everything is working great but MQTT...

Anyway, here it comes:

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   MQTT Connector                  MQTT Broker 1: Subscribing to: home/# (0)
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
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   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   MQTT Connector Error            MQTT Broker 1: Disconnected with result code 1
   MQTT Connector                  MQTT Broker 1: Subscribing to: home/# (0)
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   MQTT Connector Error            MQTT Broker 1: Disconnected with result code 1
   MQTT Connector                  MQTT Broker 1: Subscribing to: home/# (0)
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   MQTT Connector Error            MQTT Broker 1: Disconnected with result code 1
   MQTT Connector                  MQTT Broker 1: Subscribing to: home/# (0)
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe
   Trigger                         SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe


If I reload the Plugin, everything start to work flawlessly again... for a while

Below the SceneSwitch 1 Subscribe config:

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Any ideas?

For the most part, everything is running extremely well on this entry level 8GB of RAM and 256 of Storage... So if you are thinking about getting into one, even when everything but SecuritySpy is running under Rosetta2, this thing works wonderful and uses almost no electric power... which is in my book, how a HomeAutomation device should work.

Even Indigo Touch works great

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Thanks in advance!!!

PP

Oooooooops... as it appears, al that was needed is to reboot the mac... I didn't reboot anything after mosquitto install nor considered it was necessary but for whatever reason, it appears to be working flawlessly after reboot

That was easy.