Thank You so much for your help
Switching to v5.2.1 solved the problem

Chip Started
Wifi Started
Getting Auth Info , Memory : 159Kb
Getting Auth Info ..... Success !, Memory : 170Kb
Start Sending File : file_1024000.txt, Size : 1024000
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In brief words

- We have to mount and un-mount sdCard on regular basis
- First time we do this -> no leak
- 2nd time mounting doesn't leak memory either
- 2nd un-mount of the sdCard leaks memory

Chip : ESP32 (rev 1)
IDF : ESP-IDF v5.1.3-416-gd23b7a0361

Reproduce Code

#include "esp_vfs_fat ...

Are you commenting the Keys in your config client ?
All I see is one line and is commented in the code you posted .

This is how the config should be with mutual auth "which AWS uses"


void update_firmware(char *lnk)
{
printf("\nFirmware Update Started !\n");

esp_http_client_config_t config ...

I haven't done this method in a while , I usually use an NVS partition for that
But is there any chance you forgot to include the certificate in CmakeLists.txt in the main folder ?


# Embed the server root certificate into the final binary
#
# (If this was a component, we would set COMPONENT ...

I'm trying to run MQTT for logging together with espHttpClient doing multipart post upload
for some reason this is not working at all

I have the http working very well without any issue
When I run MQTT, it connects to my mosquitto broker and subscribes , but
the espHttpClient stops uploading the ...

Thanks for the info on both ESPs & Linux

I really Appreciate your help

Every thing that is working on C / linux system , Is working on ESP Flash


struct stat st ;
char* filePath = "/sdcard/myFile.txt";
stat(filePath, &st);



From here I can get all the usual info , Size , Name , Type of File .. except the st.st_ino
It's always zero

I even get a warning about ...

Hello

I'm having hard time trying to get 8266-Rtos to do a directed UDP Broadcast (192.168.1.255)
The example Server in the IDF does work but loses so many packets , This doesn't happen with
2 Android Phones using the same Subnet .

Sending a Unicast packet to the chip works with almost 99 ...

ADC works , actually it works like you expect it to work , but sometimes it just makes strange behaviour
If you look at the link I posted earlier , it works but gives strange results from time to time
and only by inverting the signal from HIGH to LOW or (pulling the PIN LOW) , it worked very ...

I'm getting the same thing you have , even when I pulled it low .. same result