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      Custom Timestamp in HTTP Receiver

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      JoelHaggarJ

      No problem, we have a forum for discussion regarding earlier versions of Mango: http://forum.infiniteautomation.com/forum/forums/show/1.page you might get more assistance if you post it there.

      Also, the most recent version of Mango Automation has been optimized for low power computers and for small applications runs quite well on the Raspberry Pi so might be worth giving it a try.

      Thanks,

      Joel.

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      How to make Mango server online. Currently localhost.

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      I'm running a Mango server on my machine which has a HTTP Receiver data source which collects data from my Apache web server (local) about CPU usage, temp etc. I would now like to collect data from other machines which are not on the network, i.e, get data from other machines via the Internet.
      My local web server is currently sending data to localhost:8080/httpds, so I'd like it to be something like xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/httpds, where xxx is my IP. I already have a static IP address.