Works like a charm, just user has to be User, picky little thing :)

@mattfox said in Chrome on a MacBook:

EDIT: one more thing... Do you have any custom code in the overrides??? That includes any modified ui.*.js files.
If you have I'll wager it's clashing with the module code in the web/modules/mangoUI directory.

I don't think so, I never added anything there. I'll try the module re-install.

@ottawa_admin on many linux distros resolv.conf tends to have a blurb similar to this "# This file is managed by man:systemd-resolved(8). Do not edit." I can't remember how the ES works but that's something that will burn you if it's not configured correctly.
Restarting the mango service itself would not affect it since this is a system level function. What you'd need to do is restart the whole ES so that Linux reboots and then have a look to see if your entries are still there.

@joelhaggar exactly what I have, the M1. Great to know thank you.

@ottawa_admin I may be wrong but I think that resolv.conf gets overwritten on reboot.

I just wanted to ask if anyone has run mango on an ARM linux distro? I assume the Mango ES is an ARM processor but I was just wondering if anyone has explicitly run it on something like Ubuntu server for arm and if there was anything specific you had to do?

Thank you

Definitely seems like classic clock drift. If the device has internet access you'll probably want to try and ping whatever NTP server is configured in the device. If it can't reach it then you'll need to change it.

You ever find a way? I have the same issue right now.

Hey, quick question. Does anyone know how to configure multistate points for use with bacnet publisher? I setup a virtual point and wanted to publish it via bacnet multistate but it doesn't work, I get errors saying inconsistent-configuration.

Works like a charm.

Have you guys ever implemented something like fail2ban on a mango server? I think my mango got taken down by something scanning it aggressively

Sorry @phildunlap you're right I missed details. Yes it was just a string which stores the variable name of a context object.
So can you set on a this[serial]? I'll try it later