@dan Those tank level indicators look like VU meters...
Seems it can definitely be coded (frontend, not from the java code generated in the back).
Hit me up if you wish for further assistance

Fox

@cbyrne Well thank you that is very kind of you, now it's working great.

Cheers
Dan

@dan said in Possible bug in Reports module?:

@jared-wiltshire thanks Jared.

No problem, I have committed a fix which will be included in the next Mango core release. The bug was in the core, not the module.

As an alternative work-around you could override or create a new email template .ftl file and replace the <@img logo="true"/> with <@img src="logo.png"/>

To create a new email template for your Excel report -

Copy the supplied template to your overrides, e.g. cp /opt/mango/web/modules/excelReports/resources/ftl/excelReports/reportEmailBody.ftl /opt/mango-data/overrides/ftl/excelReports/myTemplate.ftl Restart Mango Edit your report to use the new template file

Hi Everyone. As promised we have added Series 4 pricing to the radixiot.com website. You can find it under Products / Pricing. At this point, it is a direct PDF, but as we have eluded to we have a 100% new website coming out hopefully in the next month that merges all of the other websites into one resource, and this will include an interactive pricing page.

You can also directly link to the pricing here:
https://radixiot.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/mango_v12.0_pricing_guide-FINALa.pdf

@terrypacker Hello, is there any update regarding to this new feature?

@joelhaggar Thanks Joel, that would be great, thanks.

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Dan

Lets assume the download was iffy and you start again.
Seems like a good idea... hate to be that guy, but given the situation, seems like your best shot..

Fox

Anytime

exactly

Hey Phil, thanks for that.
I'll give it a go on a clean installation.

Cheers
Dan

Weird!

I would try copying your databases folder into the new installation. If that works, I would stop Mango, move the old installation directory, move the new one where the old one was, and start Mango again, which will get the license working.

they have worked until we put a new instance of Mango in

I'm not aware of any changes in the Modbus4J code in quite some time. Certainly none at the protocol level.

@dan said in Strange SMTP errors:

OK, I think I've resolved it, managed to remove all the settings, add them all in again using port 587, TLS with mailjet and it's working.

Thanks for your assistance :)

Cheers
Dan

Great, glad you got it working.

yep that worked, thanks heaps.

Loads much quicker on a lovely remote 3G mobile connection ;)

The Oracle version of the JDK worked, thanks heaps. :-}

No mailing lists defined? I should have also asked for the receiveOwnAuditEvents column.

Those look like 1 and 35 are set to 'critical' and the rest are on ignore.

Do you have any event handlers defined?

The code that generates the list of email recipients is this: https://github.com/infiniteautomation/ma-core-public/blob/96121bacc1d6287a1c22d0bbc032932f00edc7c4/Core/src/com/serotonin/m2m2/rt/EventManager.java#L149
and I wouldn't expect you to receive information level events as described. Perhaps restart Mango?

Hi Dan,

I'm not sure I understand your example. You can certainly enter something like 1.2 as the multiplicand, to change 22 to 26.4. I assume this is the SNMP data source?

The answer is likely no, there is not a general purpose tool other than Meta Points or connecting a Point Link or Script to a virtual point for arbitrary transformations of a value. Meta points are incredibly flexible, and if you're running on Java 8 their overhead is very small (still pretty small on Java 7, only somewhat problematic on stressed single core machines), especially if they're doing simple multiplication / math.

I've upgraded to this version of the module and it appears to be continuing if there is an exception which is handy, thanks.

OK I have fair idea what you're getting at, I'll try it with the meta data source and see if I can pick out the required values.
Thanks for that.

Cheers
Dan