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    SSH data source & Python Programming

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      thirawad
      last edited by

      Hi all :)
      How to learn to using SSH data source. where the example to beginner use and apply.

      refer to the Topic post:
      Raspberry Pi (or clone) GPIO into Mango
      https://forum.infiniteautomation.com/topic/2562/raspberry-pi-or-clone-gpio-into-mango
      How to making clearly understanding, step by step.

      I wish to get the CUP status (CPU Temperature, battery voltage, ... ) and put it in to the SSH data source. and show in dash board.

      best regard
      Thirawad

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      • phildunlapP Offline
        phildunlap
        last edited by

        Hi Thirawad,

        Can you be more specific about which part you're having trouble with?

        The help in the SSH data source explains how to get SSH connectivity in a common Linux situation. You simply need to generate the keys, install the public key on the target machine, have the private key to gain SSH access on the Mango machine, and point the data source at this file.

        Data points run commands and then take the response as their value. So, maybe you're grep'ing values from files into a numeric point. Maybe you're cat'ing a file into an alphanumeric point so that you can run a script over it.

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