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@Gordoe Yes all cloud connect clients use the same port. I do not see why this would be more secure. To access the clients you have to be authenticated with the server. THe cloud connect server acts as a reverse proxy so to communicate with the clients you connect through the server.

@tungthanh500 Uou might want to email the sales channel instead of support. This is a license issue.

@terrypacker Thank you

@hazel there are no plans to update that documentation, your best bet is to review the code for our modules here: https://github.com/MangoAutomation/ma-modules-public If you can be specific about what you are trying to accomplish I might be able to point you in the direction of some code that will help your specific use-case.

@jared-wiltshire perfect, thanks!

Perfect, thanks @terrypacker!

Yes I use bitbucket. I use the gitflow approach so that all changes are pushed back into the dev branch then when all works, it gets pushed into the master. I was developing when mango stored its mangoUI in individual files so when Jared changed to webpack it was a bit too late for me as my codebase is too big to rejig to work with the way infinite do things now. Here's how I do it: use a local mango and deploy your userModule and file structure in [MANGO_HOME]/overrides/web/modules/mangoUI/web mangoUI settings for userModule location are: /modules/mangoUI/web/userModule.js I like to throw a ?D=timestamp on the end to help if I've changed contents of the usermodule file. I like the user module in the web directory then store all of my components etc in other directories beyond it. Use git to commit all of my files that I need for the userModule and the userModule itself and push them into source control. My mango cloud is actually a cloud based server that I host mango on, so I have full control of the system. This also means unfortunately if something goes to buggery it's my boss ringing me at some ungodly hour to fix it... Where the main mango is hosted I pull the changes I have made and that updates all corresponding files. To fight caching, when "requiring" certain files, create a version number constant at the top of the usermodule file. It's globally accessible and appends a dateTime string to it. So when files are called by mango you add on the end: //Don't quote me on the DateTime format I'm on holiday! const UM_VER = "?umVer=1.0.1_"+new Date().format("yyyyMMDDhhmm").toString(); //?umVer=1.0.1_202127010810 //which makes define('./controllers/myNewCtrl.js'+UM_VER , function(newCtrl) { }); //or as an injected scope variable ['$scope', './service/myNewSvc.js'+UM_VER , function($scope,newSvc){ $scope.doThis = newSvc; } //other controller properties... ) Hope that helps your build. I'll answer any other questions you may have later. If you can implement nodeJS and use the webpack system Jared has implemented however, I'd recommend it as it gives you power over other users to amend any oversights or bugs in the main dashboard code and you can then build the dashboard files in the overrides directory with your own components as well. Saves you worrying about browser as much. Fox

Version 3: https://docs-v3.mango-os.com/mango-rest-api-authentication Version 4: https://docs-v4.mango-os.com/mango-rest-api-authentication Fox

@shahmansoorali it is currently setup with static IP but the subnet is wrong. i would like to fix that.

Final Update: It took some fiddling but installing the 3.7.x branch worked. All modules are loaded can now but placed in the git/ma-core-public/Core/web/modules directory and loaded into the build. If anyone is interested, I created documentation for the process I used to set up Eclipse for version 3.7.x. Feel free to reach out and I can share it.

You can configure the location of the MangoNoSQL Database in the env.properties file. You can also configure the backup locations under the various backup settings on the System Settings page. Here is some information on the env.properties file https://help.infiniteautomation.com/installation-configuration#env-properties These are some of the settings you might be interested in: #Set the base path for where the NoSQL data will be stored, relative to $MA_HOME (can also be set to an absolute path) db.nosql.location=databases # Default database settings # The path in the db.url is relative to MA_HOME, or can be absolute db.type=h2 db.url=jdbc:h2:databases/mah2

Thanks Terry, I will send through some more logs hopefully they may contain more detail.

I think you should set up an alarm on a datapoint based upon if it exceeds an upper limit for 'n' minutes then use that to fire an event or whatever is necessary. However if it's a moving difference/average you require, utilise a meta datapoint with the value that calculates those differences over the last so many minutes and returns it. Attach the event handler to the meta point and you'll be away. Fox

@jared-wiltshire said in AI, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, TensorFlow: Yes, no problem running TensorFlow JS in the cloud on NodeJS. However I am not sure what advantage this would afford over the native binaries. True, I'm not sure either, just trying to think about all the possibilities, hehe. @terrypacker said in AI, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, TensorFlow: @jflores13 said in AI, Machine Learning, Neural Networks, TensorFlow: Something to look into in the future for sure, but that approach would have its own problems to overcome. For example getting the data from Mango to the model. Yeeeah, I don't visualize how that interaction could be simplified. I guess it's just not as simple as I was hoping. I'll keep looking for possible solutions to this and will share anything I can find. Thanks!

@HSAcontrols Using nano is more comfortable in my opinon. It is also nice to install midnight-commander to your Linux env for easier navigation in the system. // Installing midnight commander via apt-get apt-get install mc // running midnight commander with sudo rights for editing system files sudo mc I also recommend configuring your midnight-commander so that when you leave your instance it stays in the directory you left it in, see here section "hold your horses" : http://klimer.eu/2015/05/01/use-midnight-commander-like-a-pro/ The link also gives you an overview of what midnight commander has to offer.

I guess I have more questions about what you are trying to achieve - Do you require the information retrieved from your external HTTP API to be available as data points / point values? (e.g. you want to store history for them in the Mango time series database, or you want the values to be available on the watch list etc) Is the external HTTP API available on the internet / accessible from the client web browser? If so you may be able to request the data directly from the web browser via a XHR request.

Hi giovanni.persia, welcome to the forum! Is the error correct, that the data values you are trying to set are in the future? If yes, you can change how far into the future new values may be. This setting is under the Purge Settings in the system settings page, under administration. [image: CWTD9sN.png]