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datapoint value to file
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Hi,
just reading the mango help.
the example is for a linux based system, my mango is running on windows 7.
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Most unfortunate! I am not very familiar with command prompt commands offhand, and all of my SSH example is geared toward Linux. It is possible to install an SSH server on Windows and run batch commands this way, but I haven't done it. Are you running on SQL? Option 2, querying the database directly is likely easier. Or you could create your own table and use the SQL data source to populate it. You could also have a program that subscribes to our API to get points and write them into the format you need.
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i use the h2 database.
conecting to the api might be a solution, dont know how to write a program for that.
ill gues it will be a lot of reading on the interweb...it is to bad the csv file from the report that can be emailed to me is not a file stored in the mango installation.
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You can check out the endpoints available in your version by setting swagger.enabled=true in your env.properties, restarting and navigating to http://mangourl:port/swagger
You will need to make a login request to begin getting data, and if you update to later versions of the software you will need to record the XSRF token returned to you at login for subsequent requests.
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If i navigate to /swagger i got a forbidden page.
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You need to enable swagger in the bottom of the env.properties file and then restart Mango.
You should upgrade to Mango 2.7 as 2.5 is not going to be supported any more. You mentioned something was slow on your test upgrade but didn't provide any details. Mango 2.7 is not somehow slower than 2.5 and has several performance improvements. You must have an issue that can be solved. It might be something simple like you need to clear your browser's cache.
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Hi Joel,
As i rembered i gave you some details.
showing the graphical view was slower after the upgrade, that was really anoyingi have to test the new version first before i upgrade.
is it possble to have 2 mango runing on one computer ?i enabled the swagger in the env file.
the env file is a mess, maybe that is the problem ?
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Yes, you just need to modify the env.properties file to launch the second Mango on different web.port than the first.
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i copied the mango folder in to the mango 2.7 folder
after the 2.5 is started i will perform an upgrade.
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Joel,
i am trying to upgrade for a while now.
is there a nice tutorial for upgrade ?i copied my mango folder to a new folder started the mango and pressend update.
result all modules where upgraded exept for the core.
upgrading the core failed.at the moment i am doing the same again, and try to upgrade the core first with the upgrade function
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finaly i got it up and running, now i am missing values from one data point, ill gusess something went wrong while updating :(
the performance of the graphical view is better than the upgrade to 2.6.now find out how to fix the missing value's and than renaming the folder to mango and it should work
