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@gordoe Can you confirm if the file /opt/dTwin/.ma exists? If it does not perhaps try creating an empty file. Very strange that we have not seen this before. What version of Java are you using?

@jared-wiltshire
It's running as Mango.

I'll start a new post as I don't want to hijack this one. Same error but not from the installation script.

Hi thanks for getting back to me. The script link has me up and running

@nurr Can you guide me on how to do that

@cwangv
Do I need Oracle JDK or OpenJDK for Mango 4.0 to work on windows 10 Pro?

Hi guys,

I have not been able to solve this. I don't know how to use this https://nssm.cc/
What can I do?
@Wingnut2-0 you recommended Oracle JDK 8, is it free for this use?

Thanks,
Rodrigo

Hi Matt.

A .js of the previous version was in the overrides folder. Now everything is working smoothly.

Thanks.

Pretty sure all of your graphical views were on the legacy backend. if that's the case you're gonna have to start again since mango 3.7.7 is leveraging the dashboard display with the dashboard editor in which you make entire pages and charts yourself.

Fox

It also pays to use nestat if you are using a linux based operating system to see if you have blocked ports.

Fox

Hi Ralf

A v3 licence will not be valid for v4. Going from v4-beta to v4 should be seamless.

@nurr said in SSL Certification Error:

openjdk version "1.8.0_252"

We recommend using AdoptOpenJDK 13 HotSpot. upgrade to that version and then remove the enable-alpn.sh script.

@CraigWeb Thanks!

@zaaphod Mango has jetty embedded into it and will configure it when Mango starts. I'm not sure what you are implying here. If you start mango via it's startup script you should see Mango on port 8080 by default.