In 3.15 or 3.16 a "Delayed Commands" functionality has been implemented. When a device is not online and a command is sent to it, the command is routed to a queue.
Once the device is online, it receives the list of commands.
Information on "https://github.com/traccar/traccar/issues/2497" and "https://www.traccar.org/documentation/commands/".
I looked for but I did not find in the config "https://www.traccar.org/configuration-file/" an option to disable this feature.
I believe that in some cases it can be harmful.
For example:
When a user enters an underground garage, he sometimes sends the "stop engine" command, if the vehicle is without an internet signal, the command will go to the queue. Before leaving the garage, the user sends the "resume engine" command that is also sent to the queue. When the car leaves the garage and the internet connection is retrieved, the car will turn off the engine (when the stop engine command is received), but then it receives the resume engine command and the car can be turned on again.
In this hypothetical situation the user's car / driver will hang up on the street and he will have to turn it on again.
If someone can help with this question, Obrigado!
As far as I know, there is no such option.
Is there any future possibility of implementing this option? Anyone else believe this is important?
I don't see why not, but for feature requests you should use GitHub.
In 3.15 or 3.16 a "Delayed Commands" functionality has been implemented. When a device is not online and a command is sent to it, the command is routed to a queue.
Once the device is online, it receives the list of commands.
Information on "https://github.com/traccar/traccar/issues/2497" and "https://www.traccar.org/documentation/commands/".
I looked for but I did not find in the config "https://www.traccar.org/configuration-file/" an option to disable this feature.
I believe that in some cases it can be harmful.
For example:
When a user enters an underground garage, he sometimes sends the "stop engine" command, if the vehicle is without an internet signal, the command will go to the queue. Before leaving the garage, the user sends the "resume engine" command that is also sent to the queue. When the car leaves the garage and the internet connection is retrieved, the car will turn off the engine (when the stop engine command is received), but then it receives the resume engine command and the car can be turned on again.
In this hypothetical situation the user's car / driver will hang up on the street and he will have to turn it on again.
If someone can help with this question, Obrigado!