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@jared-wiltshire
It's running as Mango.

I'll start a new post as I don't want to hijack this one. Same error but not from the installation script.

@ottawa_admin on many linux distros resolv.conf tends to have a blurb similar to this "# This file is managed by man:systemd-resolved(8). Do not edit." I can't remember how the ES works but that's something that will burn you if it's not configured correctly.
Restarting the mango service itself would not affect it since this is a system level function. What you'd need to do is restart the whole ES so that Linux reboots and then have a look to see if your entries are still there.

@cwangv
Yes, thanks. Seems like there is no harm in just importing it over the existing one that I receive through the Persistent TCP data source.

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

Strange... it suddenly started to work, however ocassionally it's casting the OOM exception

@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.

Anytime

@holzatelier Not your fault :) I reviewed the help document and found the information was missing. Glad we got it resolved.

@joelhaggar said in Config Import:

To set a PTCP data point it will send the set command down to the originating data point.

Ah! That's very good to know, thanks for that note. I wasn't aware the PTCP points are working in both directions like that.

@tungthanh500
yes, there are buttons on the top right hand corner of the page that you can use to create folders and files.

@jared-wiltshire Yes, my bad. Oh i see, well thx for the help again.

@psysak It me a bit to figure out the right Java version for the Mac M1 but this is the version I installed:

java -version
openjdk version "11.0.11" 2021-04-20 LTS
OpenJDK Runtime Environment Zulu11.48+21-CA (build 11.0.11+9-LTS)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM Zulu11.48+21-CA (build 11.0.11+9-LTS, mixed mode)

@gordoe Can you confirm if the file /opt/dTwin/.ma exists? If it does not perhaps try creating an empty file. Very strange that we have not seen this before. What version of Java are you using?

Is there any plan to give permission to Global Scripts? Because user can view Global Scripts page and scripting permissions can be defined on system permissions.

@jared-wiltshire
Thank you for your explaination. Can you be more specific about "datebar.to" and what is it in mango? I mean, there should be something like "myPoint.value" to show/assign a point value or "myDevice.name" to show the device name.

I think there is a component similar to what you are asking about in this demo https://github.com/infiniteautomation/mango-demo

The demo is for Mango v4 and is a bit outdated but might give you some ideas on how to get it done.

@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