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Indeed paho.mqtt.testing ignores all configs, settings and parameters to set port or host.
This change I made demonstrates a minimal modification to the code that will properly set the host/port in a very hacky way: wolkenarchitekt@90e5368
Fixing this properly will take a longer time, due to the code "structure" of paho.mqtt.testing.
startbroker.py has an option --port, but thats ignored
h3. steps to reproduce
paho.mqtt.testing/interoperability/startbroker.py --port=1889
or
paho.mqtt.testing/interoperability/startbroker.py --port 1889
h3. expected result
a broker is started that listens on port 1889
h3. actual result
The startbroker.py always binds on 1883, no matter what --port option is given
INFO 20210121 173113 Starting TCP listener on address '' port 1883
h3. version
2873885 (Fri Oct 2 19:16:08 2020 +0100)
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