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@fusepl
What version of Mango are you using: e.g. 3.7.7
What version of Java are you using: Oracle Java 8, or Adopt OpenJDK 11
What is your operating system: e.g. Windows x64, Ubuntu Linux 20.04
How did you install Mango: e.g. install script, or manual install, updated from 3.6.0
How did you start Mango: e.g. systemctl start mango, or ma.sh start
Include the log file: post ma.log
What browser are you using? e.g. Chrome 91.0.4472.124

@robmalone anytime

@ua something else to note is that it appears you have a local device for each of your data sources. I'm not sure of your use case but it might work better if you share one local device across all of your data sources.

Rather than hiding rows, it would be better to validate if these point values are changing, remove the ng-show and focus on the point values first. If they are not updating in realtime, then you have other problems.

Fox

@brownbucks11 another option would be to install the nashorn module which will provide the engine to the JVM when Mango starts.

https://store.infiniteautomation.com/module/nashorn

H!
After the actual test.
mango Complete implementation IPV6 on Modbus TCP.

Thnaks!

Vincent.

Excellent, glad you got it working. Basically, you need to allow unprivileged users access to lower ports. By default, Linux does not allow this.

Greetings, all:

Here's a new one for you.

I did an apt-get upgrade on our server and then restart Mango, and.. Now I'm getting dates that seem to make sense. I need to run this again tomorrow when I"m not so tired, but I think updating the server and rebooting mango.. Fixed this?

This is odd and slightly disconcerting, but yay for how software sometimes behaves.

I'll run some more reports, but I think resetting mango and apt-get updating our Linux install fixed this (for now anyways).

Thanks for your help..

Cheers,
-Greg

Thanks Matt for the suggestion.

Hi Craig,

Thank you for your reply. I copied the web/ directory from the beta.12 download over my existing beta.12 instance. I set the system information to development and performed the upgrade via the modules pages. I am happy to report back that the system is now on beta.14.

BR,
Ricardo

Anytime, happy to help!

Fox

Bizarre, help docs used to mention using -1 as no limit. Glad you have got it sorted!

Fox

using this in a scripting datasource I can restart the publisher

function enablePublisher(xid, enabled) { var publisher = com.serotonin.m2m2.db.dao.PublisherDao.instance.getPublisher(xid); publisher.enabled = enabled; com.serotonin.m2m2.Common.runtimeManager.savePublisher(publisher); } if (startPublisherRestartScript.value === 1){ startPublisherRestartScript.set(0); enablePublisher("Pub_E2AX_TRK-3.1", true); }

my problem is that I don't know how to understand that the publisher is sending data to nowhere, the alarm on Connection and Socket are not working as expected so, for example I could check this port number:

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it changes when the modem change IP, how I can have the port number in the same scripting datasource?

I would like to avoid to restart the publisher every minute.
Thanks
Antonio