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Sure it is, I do it myself with a raspberry pi connected over USB to a HeltecV4. My docker compose contains both the meshtastic-serial-bridge and meshmonitor (along with @L4NCY's MQTT-Proxy) so that MeshMonitor talks to the bridge on the internal shared network.. I can access the meshmonitor web-UI remotely and use it to configure the node (and also use the meshtastic CLI over the serial interface directly when I need to) |
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Use scenario:
I have a computer running Ubuntu Server, which is located remotely (on the other side of town).
A Meshtastic device is connected to this server via USB.
I only have internet access to the server (via SSH).
Question:
Does the MeshMonitor software allow me to manage the device in this way? Can I install the server (daemon) on this remote Ubuntu Server and then, from home, connect to it via the MeshMonitor client to monitor and configure the device? I'm specifically interested in the ability to transparently manage a remote USB device through your app.
Is this scenario possible? If so, what settings and components are required? If not, are there alternative ways to remotely manage and monitor the Meshtastic device via MeshMonitor?
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