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Bramblefinch

I can log-in as Joel says so I assume it's fine. However, I never got to the bottom of it.

I don't know why you wouldn't be able to log-in to the installation at 8080. Can you give any other information?

Joel: I should probably mention that once up and running it is quite a pleasure to use, btw.

Bramblefinch

Firstly, very helpful tutorial, ime, thanks.

I am trying to get Mango working on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit VPS.

I have followed your install guide, except swapping the most recent package for each software (so JDK and JRE 1.7.0_17, Mango 2.0.6, modbus IP 1.4.2).

When I run ./ma-start.sh the script starts.

Firstly, it gives:

INFO  2013-03-30 15:38:52,032 (com.serotonin.util.properties.ReloadingProperties.checkForReload:142) - (env) Found updated file(s) at [/home/myuser/mango/classes/env.properties]. Reloading properties

WARN  2013-03-30 15:38:52,444 (com.serotonin.m2m2.Main.getProperties:607) - Module /home/myuser/mango/web/modules/_save: module.properties not found in module directory. Module not loaded.

It then continues and then hangs indefinitely at: ```
INFO 2013-03-30 15:38:56,813 (com.serotonin.util.properties.ReloadingProperties.checkForReload:142) - (dglux) Found updated file(s) at [/home/myuser/mango/web/modules/dglux/classes/dglux.properties]. Reloading properties


I have tried it with both M2M2_HOME and MA_HOME set at the mango installation directory.

I have not installed Tomcat, as I understand that is now no longer needed. I have checked in classes, and 8080 is set as the port.


Any suggestions? I am quite stumped.

Thanks.

EDIT - I can, however, log-in to the Mango installation, at 8080. Is it safe to assume I can ignore these errors?

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