@LBryant are you using the H2 database or MySQL?
One is harder than the other, if mysql, stop mango, make a fresh mango database setting then copy the password from the user generated in the new db and overwrite the password on your user in the original, that will set it to admin. Change back to your old db settings and log in.

If H2, stop mango, rename database folder and restart, this will cause mango to generate a new h2 db. Stop mango and use the h2 web utility supplied in the mango/bin directory to access the new database, obtain the password from the admin user.

Close then repeat with the old database and update the password.
Rename database folder and restore the original folder back to database again.

Log in with admin password

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@mfitzgerald_wavetech sorry, face plate
https://forum.mango-os.com/post/19718

@mfitzgerald_wavetech

var myDashboardModule = angular.module('myDashboardModule', ['maUiApp']);

    myDashboardModule.controller(

Looks like you're making the same call twice to me
Just wrap your controller in a function and return the function itself.

Check out the component I wrote in the forum for 'faceplate'. Despite it being a component, you'd do it the same way for a controller.

Hope that gives you something to work with

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@paulolando91 where have you stored your images?
It makes the most sense if you store your images in the filestore and use the redt api url to obtain them.
If you don't want that and want it hard coded, you'll have to make the directory inside

[Mango_home]/overrides/web/modules/mangoUI/web/store

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@Faucon-Ngando sounds like a bug, raise it with radix. Your property settings are correct.
Assuming you can log in to your MySQL db locally via the mango credentials

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@Faucon-Ngando what version of mango?

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@Faucon-Ngando he's using a docker-compose file to run both a postgres sql container and mango container inside a single network.
The volume property maps the directories inside the docker images to real directories on the host system.

For exporting you'll need to do a sql backup and a complete nosql backup (if applicable)
These outputs should appear inside you /opt/mango-data/backups directory.
If you're not using an external sql you should still be able to run using the same configs in that docker-compose file, minus the postgres related entry as all of your data and backups should exist in the mango-data directory...

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@ms_brunette happy to help, perhaps you can output your markup into some code blocks </> for me?
Feel free to PM as well

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@tungthanh500 get rid of the runtime sleep call. Set the context point related to the data point you are validating and set the script to trigger from one of them for a start.
Alternatively use a cron timer setting set to 15 seconds.

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@mhaluza yes

@mhaluza looks like you're missing a height style attribute

Can you please screenshot the dashboard viewer?

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@mhaluza can you look at the web browser console to see if there are any 404 errors, if that's the case, you may have found a bug

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@Pedro thanks for replying. As I recall, this reset didn't work for serial data sources so a manual reboot was needed. Also if radix bothered to answer these questions in the forum they wouldn't receive so many tickets.
Majority are how to questions I'd wager

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@jcaballeroa given that the changes implemented appear to be mainly ui focused, I do not think you'll find a better way at this stage.

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@Pedro I don't recall this being possible for mango 3

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@Jdiaz-co MA_JAVA_OPTS="$MA_JAVA_OPTS -Dnashorn.args=-scripting" will be the ticket then
I see they've changed it a fair bit since then, I'm not near an install right this minute to compare
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@Jdiaz-co I never mentioned ext enabled. Form mango4 + mango uses start-options.sh
navigate to your mango 5 installation and there should be a mango-data directory.
Inside there is a start options.sh file
add JAVAOPTS="$JAVAOPTS -Dnashorn.args=-scripting" to a new line in the file.

once you've added it, restart mango then you can use the $EXEC command

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@Jdiaz-co add the java opts to start-options.sh in the mango-data directory.
The rest should be the same

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@BigKING please create a new thread and reference this one. This one was solved over twelve years ago!

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