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@cmusselm
can you share a few screenshots?

thanks.

@elena Hmm, seems to be working fine for me. I'm a bit behind with the mango UI module 3.7.3. What's happening when you try add emails using the new ui?

@craigweb Ah grand, thanks for your help! Also, the mailing list button on the admin home page doesn't seem to be clickable. Perhaps related, perhaps not!

I've used Moxa MB3180 RS485 to Ethernet converters quite successfully with Mango instances if that's of any help.
You setup a MODBUS/TCP data source to the Moxa, then plug your RS485 serial into that.

@terrypacker Mango core version is 3.7.5 and I have tested on new UI. We are looking forward to seeing Mango 4.0 release, when it will be available for us?

Thanks!

I could see this being a new feature/change to the way it works. Instead of only having a single delay task we could have many. For example if your meta point is context updating every 1s and your execution delay is 1hr after 1hr of running you will have 3600 tasks sitting around with 1 executing every second after that. Execution delays were not really designed for that though as if you were to stop mango or that data source you would lose 3600 point values in the tasks that had not yet run.

@CraigWeb & @Nurr a video would be good to see. I suspect if this is happening there must be some crossed wires in the web sockets which can easily be fixed if identified.

@AldoRamos it looks like the database was corrupted. I would restore from a backup if possible. If not there are h2 tools to attempt recovery. Might want to just check you disk isn't full.

Here is one such post by Phillip,

https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/4073/corrupt-h2-database

Nope, this data point does not recover by activating / deactivating it. And there is also nothing in the events log. After deactivation the screen looks as shown below, but reloading the page makes it look like the screenshot posted previously.

0_1583235502476_MangoDPResurrectionFail.png

@terrypacker Thanks Terry!!!

@turbo said in TCP Publisher differences between New/ Old UI:

Minimum Overlap of 0

Thanks for bringing this up, Looks like it is a bug on the input filtering on the frontend. since the default value is 0

Hi cwangv,

I agree with you but our Mango-PC on side is only a data collector and gateway via Persistent TCP Publisher to the cloudserver. The Mango-PC has no webpages to serve for end-users. This is the job for the cloud-server.
Our 268 data sources are 50% BACnet and 40% SNMP and 10% Modbus TCP/IP.
All BACnet-Devices are BACnet Building Controllers (TCP/IP), propper setup with COV etc, minimum network traffic.

The installation is running since 9 years with an other software as data collector and gateway, and now with Mango.

If I want to serve the webpages on side, then I have to install a much larger system as server and data-collector, I know.
MattFox has 127 users to serve, a complete other situation. A web server process with this size needs a lot of RAM and core-power.

The new experience with Mango was there are a lot of adjustment screws and you can watch and tune the system very fine, and you have to do it :)

Are you please able to provide any details about the security concerns?