Can i use RTDB stream Callback when using ESPNOW? about firebase-esp8266 HOT 5 CLOSED

I don't know.
You should debug it yourself.
You can use ping to check internet status.

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i made the question to ask if there can be some issues to have both functions at the same time, both are callback and both are in background working, so maybe they cannot work at the same time, that should explain why it works when the stream callback is alone.

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In ESP8266, the stream will be processed repeatedly in schedule functions then it should not have conflicts with others.

I can be memory issue.

You can use Firebase.runStream(); in loop to execute all stream tasks manually. The result will send to the Stream callback functions.

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ok i solved it! it was a payload size issue, thanks you so much. I have other question, sorry for being annoying, sometimes the token generation says something like "Token error: code: -135, message: NTP server time synching failed", how can i retry until i get token status = ready by code? i would like to avoid the system to continue working until the token part is ready, otherwise maybe restart the ESP to try again

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When server or root certificate was assigned (in ESP8266 only) or the auth method is access or custom token, library required valid time for certificate validation and jwt token signing.

If time was not set or synch when Firebase.begin was called, library will get the time from NTP server. This process may fail and reports the error for letting you know what's going on. The library will try to send new request to NTP sever every 10 seconds when no response from NTP server.

The Firebase.ready() reurns false during this. You can set your device time using configTime function and wait until your device time was set before calling Firebase.begin then the internal time synching process will be ignored.

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