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@till When using this tool it is best to use an absolute path to the database and also note it doesn't want the extension. So on my system the file in the Mango databases folder is named

mah2.200.mv.db

So the URL I'm using is:

jdbc:h2:/opt/mango/databases/mah2.200

@ricardo @Malaguena
We do not have specific upgrade guides from beta versions, however you should read
https://docs-v4.mango-os.com/upgrade-to-v4

Hi, Terry,

Is the comment you made here: https://forum.mango-os.com/topic/4691/virtual-serial-client/24 still valid? This seems like the exact situation we have.

This device is a black box, and cannot connect to our IP:port, we have to open a socket to it and just listen to capture packets that it sends out. Based on your note, it sounds like using a Virtual Serial Client with a Serial data source won't work.

If that's the case, is the only real solution to create some middleware/applet that connects to the host and reads the data, then pass it along to Mango in a way it can read?

We thought that if the device passes data every 6 seconds, and we use a TCP/IP Data Source to poll it every 3 seconds, we'd be guaranteed to get all of the packets, but that actually made the results worse, and we got fewer packets than when we had it polling every 6.3 seconds. (Don't know why adding the 0.3 seconds makes a difference, but it definitely does.)

Thanks,
Chad

I am trying to connect mango to AWS IoT using the MQTT client module. I faced problem connecting to AWS. The reason being I am not able to attach the 3 certificates provided by AWS. Will there be plans to support this feature?

@jared-wiltshire Is there any way to add dynamic name of event detector using $index.

<div ng-repeat="point in soapDispenserLevel"> <ma-point-event-detector point="point" detector-type="LOW_LIMIT" alarm-level="DO_NOT_LOG" detector="soapDispenserLevel{{$index}}" ></ma-point-event-detector> </div>

@jdiaz-co What version of Mango? What is in the log file around this time?

@terrypacker said in Too much data for a datapoint:

I shall give that a go, thanks.

@jared-wiltshire perfect, thanks!