copy the /opt/mango/web/modules/mangoUI/web/index.html
to /opt/mango/overrides/web/modules/mangoUI/web/index.html
and add your stylesheet link.
If you are able to pull all of the font files and the font-family stylesheet,
put them in here - Just downloading the stylesheet file won't work.

/opt/mango/overrides/web/modules/mangoUI/web/fonts/montserrat/style.css

the link in the index.html file will look like this:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/modules/mangoUI/web/fonts/montserrat/style.css"/>

Fox

Hi Cmason

This may be possible by using the Log4j data source.
Non-empty standard output from the process will be written to the Mango log at an "information" level. Non-empty error output will be written to the Mango log at an "error" level.
you could create a log4j point on both those levels with a regex matching your standard output. Then put an event handler on the point.

Afraid so - looks like it only works as far back as the upgrade was implemented...

Make a filter to only pull between the historic timestamp and the latest pointvalue for that point. That will filter everything out after but it may mean your chart only displays up to the last value date, not the latest date set in your datetime bar.

Fox

If it's just configuration, use the json configuration export as a base template then amend your XIDs for each of the mango units and import that over the top.

Fox

Awesome!
They are not HTTP payloads.
I use let's encrypt and certbot to handle certificate renewals. There is a script in mango that can be run after the cert is renewed that will move the certificate into the keystore and replace the old cert. /mango/bin/certbot-deploy.sh
You may want to look at that.

Ok. Yeah I saw these but they look like they're more for dashboard or data that we know that we want to see ahead of time.
I need a page which can just be a generic chart that an operator can get into and select whatever combination of trends they need to look at in order to interrogate the process.

Pretty much exactly what the watchlist page is, I'd just like the option to make that chart at the bottom take up more of the screen as there's currently a bit of lost real estate.
Can I modify the standard watch list page so that it's possible to drag the chart out?

My apologies for the questions it's just my web/html skills at the moment are "<h1> Hello World </h1>" at best.

Update/FYI: Speaking to Mango this method is not possible. I can write to DNP3 or use something like the Modbus Publisher.