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@jim-betsinger

https://forum.mango-os.com/topic/1150/importing-large-numbers-of-data-points-from-an-excel-spreadsheet

https://docs-v3.mango-os.com/using-data-point-templates

I have the same issue with the Mango 3.7 version

Thanks for feedback,
we just used TCP profile on rev proxy , without http then and it works all right. We will do SSL termination on server then.

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Hi!

This issue was solved today.
The Exchange 2016 server opened port 25 with TLS.
Tested mail was sent success.

Thanks Terry, that worked

@dennisbetty201 Phillip's instructions will not fix this issue. Please see https://forum.mango-os.com/topic/3551/data-sources-does-not-appear/14 or download an old web browser (e.g. standalone Firefox)

@jared-wiltshire Ah I figured out what it is.

I expected the historian GUis to be native on HTTPS, but I forgot I let them be on HTTP...

The other issue is with my HAProxy, which I figured out as well.

What confused me is that I attempted to reach the GUI via HTTPs and thought they were down.

I know it's been a while, but I wanted to let others know what I found with this.

I created a test scripting data source with 110 data points. (I would post it here, but its 5700 lines and I don't have permissions to attach the file.) I basically use the .set for all 110 data points.

When I clicked the validate button I would get the following error:

ReferenceError: "varDP110" is not defined at line: 28

The error was not generated when the script ran on its normal schedule, so from what I can tell it's something related to how the validate button pulls in the variables for the script to run.

Thanks,
Chad

@tped Thanks for the input. Double checked that it's exactly the same. Send the file to the support folks, they don't see anything out of place.

Hi zenvakil,

My working example for Mango:

<wind value="10" unit="km/h" dir="S" symbol="13" symbolB="37"/>

If I want the winddirection (=S) I have to code:

dir="(.*?)"

So try

SoC"(.*?)"

If you have more than 1 SoC in your webpage:

<hour value="01:00"> <temp value="0" unit="°C"/> <symbol value="1" desc="Sonne" value2="1" desc2="Sonne"/> <wind value="10" unit="km/h" dir="S" symbol="13" symbolB="37"/> <wind-gusts value="27" unit="km/h"/> <rain value="0" unit="mm"/> <humidity value="88"/> <pressure value="1006" unit="mb"/> <clouds value="0%"/> <snowline value="600" unit="m"/> <windchill value="-4" unit="°C"/> <uv_index value="0"/> </hour>

try this:

01:00"><.*?><.*?><.*?><.*?><.*?><humidity value="(.*?)"

@cbyrne Well thank you that is very kind of you, now it's working great.

Cheers
Dan

This is a bug and will be corrected in Mango v4.3.