After configuring correctly docker container, we have performed correctly:
- User invitation process
- Device register process using Android agent app
But after registering device correctly, agent is always in "offline" mode, so can not use defined MDM policies to registered devices. We have discussed it with Android agent team, and it seems it was an issue regarding Android agent and Flyve plugin, already fixed in develop branches in both repositories.
At this moment, we have two thoughts:
- Docker environment maybe needs to include Flyve plugin latest fixes
Or:
- We don't have Mosquitto server configured correctly.
In our logs we see Mosquitto configured correctly, receiving PUBLISH from agent, anyway we have opened Mosquitto ports configured in the Docker .env file.
We saw this Php:
Glpi-PHP | 172.18.0.3 - 12/Nov/2018:11:36:14 +0000 "GET /apirest.php" 200
Glpi-PHP | [12-Nov-2018 11:36:14] WARNING: [pool www] child 18 said into stderr: "There was a problem
sending 178 bytes on socket 6: Broken pipe"
We don't know if it is related to this issue.
Many thanks.
After configuring correctly docker container, we have performed correctly:
But after registering device correctly, agent is always in "offline" mode, so can not use defined MDM policies to registered devices. We have discussed it with Android agent team, and it seems it was an issue regarding Android agent and Flyve plugin, already fixed in develop branches in both repositories.
At this moment, we have two thoughts:
Or:
In our logs we see Mosquitto configured correctly, receiving PUBLISH from agent, anyway we have opened Mosquitto ports configured in the Docker .env file.
We saw this Php:
Glpi-PHP | 172.18.0.3 - 12/Nov/2018:11:36:14 +0000 "GET /apirest.php" 200
Glpi-PHP | [12-Nov-2018 11:36:14] WARNING: [pool www] child 18 said into stderr: "There was a problem
sending 178 bytes on socket 6: Broken pipe"
We don't know if it is related to this issue.
Many thanks.