It is an operating system permission, not a MySQL permission

@Nurr The user that Mango is running as will need permissions to that R/W permissions to the MySQL directories.

@fleh I have added the NoSQL licence to that GUID. You can download the licence. How are you connecting to the MySQL without any credentials?

As far as I know, fontawesome and material icons are already included in Mango and there is no need for the script. All the icons you see in mango are from either font awesome or material icons.

I copied your <ma-state-chart> to the state chart example and it works perfectly.

Can you put the following code below the charts: {{point1.getTextRenderer().values}} and see if you get the correct labels.

add series-1-labels="point1.getTextRenderer().values" series-2-labels="point2.getTextRenderer().values"
to your state chart.

@aldoramos said in MangoES H2 error:

ngoES (Mango

Hi Aldo

I have a hunch that your events table might be too large. I suggest that you follow this guide: https://docs-v3.mango-os.com/about-the-h2-database
and start up the H2 db independently of mango and have a look at the number of rows in the events table.

Please share your code as it is now.

@zaaphod said in Changing Mango Port 8080 to 80.:

hange the port from 8080 to 80 so

Hi Zap

You will need to look at the ma.log file to see if mango has indeed started up. If Mango is not running as root it will not be able to bind to port 80. How ever running Mango as root is a security concern. The best approach is to use IP tables to forward port 8080 to localhost:80

3.7.7 defaults to 0 seconds if no duration is entered, v4 enforces a user-defined duration. I think v4 is a better strategy.