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Glad to hear it!

Thanks Jared, The Windows pc i saw was using internet explorer but not sure what version. The dashboards scaling will just have to wait until new version. It was not that important just a thought. Cheers

Thanks Phillip i'll give this a shot if and when the install goes ahead but at least i know its possible. I agree it is a strange request from my clients

Thanks Haggar for the tip. But when I went to use his tip he had more updates to do, I made the updates and it returned to function normally in both Ubuntu and Debian. Thank you anyway for the tip.

Hi Desmond, I would not expect a login every minute, but it is weird that you say it is only when the session is active (which I'm guessing means when you are logged in?). My first question would be if you are using the API to do anything, and perhaps the program using the API is performing a login before whatever calls it is making. I would also think you could get information from that IP. Is it an IP you could be using? You can google 'what is my ip' to find out your internet facing IP (which that looks like, as opposed to a local network).

That shouldn't change anything. It should function exactly as it was, although there probably is some way to sandbox it using Windows Firewall if it's IP, I wouldn't expect that to be the default (and all polling would fail).

Hi Desmond, Do you mean inside Mango, or for SSH? In Mango, you can navigate to the /users.shtm page when logged in as admin and change anything other than the admin's username. To change the username of admin, either run something like this in the SQL console: UPDATE users SET username='Desmond' WHERE username='admin'; then log out and in or you can create another admin user as desired, then switch to them and either rename the admin user or remove it. For SSH, the credentials provided have sudo privileges. There are many guides and answers around the internet for renaming Linux a user, but you could consider making a different Linux user, changing the default user's password using passwd and, if your interest is security, restricting SSH login to this possibly less privileged user (although this could prevent you from sudo access over SSH as well).

Everything looks good now!

Nope we're running all Windows 7 desktops. I guess it was something else I did.

Glad to be of help =)

What is your install path. I think the configuration file for the service is for C:\Mango if it's different you need to edit that before you install the service.

Hi Brian, Can you try deleting your Mango/work/jsp folder and, if that does not resolve the issue, sharing with us any messages in the log when the page is loaded?

Yep, that is a tricky one that will likely be improved in our new UI in Mango 3.0. The reason Local devices are kept separate is that multiple data sources can use one local device. Thanks.

Glad to hear it! To use a Numeric point you could have changed the XID to a numeric point (probably rename the point in the 'point' property of the ma-get-point-value) and you could use expressions like I have done with "limit" and "max" only using "binary.value" or whatever you rename it to in the point="binary" portion of ma-get-point-value

Hi Matt, I have made 1.3.4 of the NoSQL database available. 1.3.3 should be abandoned quickly (the one I made available two days ago, for anyone who may have updated to it). Thanks!

I have the original 2.5 amp powersupply for raspberry Pi3 , so shouldnt be the problem in this case.

I suspect this is a permissions problem with the user you are logged in as. 403 Responses are coded into the REST api when a user does not have proper permission. I would triple check that the user actually has the 'superadmin' permission. If this is the case you should be seeing WARN level log messages in the logfile that look something like this: Non admin user: <username> attempted to create user : <new-username> The only other way to get a 403 from this endpoint is as Phillip suggested, you are either not logged in or the cookies were not set/stored properly when you did log in.

Hi Brad, We have a standard set of instructions here: http://help.infiniteautomation.com/support/solutions/articles/14000022648-how-to-upgrade-mango