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MikhailModeratorSpecialized editor allows to choose values for foreign keys, has utility functions such as input channel generator, clone channels, creating channel map those significantly reduce work.
MikhailModeratorDefinitely. The cause is that GUI applications do not work on Linux. As I wrote on GitHub, it is possible to make them work with Mono, but it requires a research.
The current approach is creating a configuration using Windows then upload it on Linux machine. If there is no access to Windows, the existing apps should be ported to Linux or web.
MikhailModeratorIn short, the following things allow you to use Rapid SCADA on Linux without Windows:
– Convert the configuration database to SQLite and develop an editor for it
– Document all the XML configuration files
MikhailModeratorThe params arenโt documented in it
Yes, but it’s easy to guess and try ๐
The format is straightforward.How about replacing the Microsoft SQL Server Compact (*.sdf) format with more universal one, like for example sqlite (*.db)?
It is a good and cross-platform alternative. Anyway it’s hard to configure the system by standard DB editor without a specialized GUI editor.
MikhailModeratorAll the existing GUI apps those are used for system configuring (excluding view editors) will be joined to a one application. It is possible to make this application support Linux with help of Mono framework. The view editors will be ported to web.
MikhailModeratorThe most problem could be is editing the configuration database in Linux, because it has Microsoft SQL Server Compact (*.sdf) format. This format is used for editing only, not for operating. I don’t know the context of your project and task. If you described it, I could generate an idea how to solve it in optimal way.
MikhailModeratorAll the existing manuals are published.
If you edit *.tbl by Table editor, all parameters are accessible via GUI.
If you edit them manually, see ServerRoom.tbl as an example.
If something is not clear, ask on this forum.
MikhailModeratorOK. You may ask for advice if needed.
MikhailModeratorOnly the part with /scada started to work and the remaining ones still throw errors
Sorry, I didn’t catch what part works for now?
The problem is really weird. I think you should surf the linux forums for the clue why XSP doesn’t work. Users use Rapid SCADA on Ubuntu, but this error ocuurs the first time.
MikhailModeratorThanks for the translation!
MikhailModeratorMine are
mono-complete 3.2.8+dfsg-1
mono-xsp4 3.8-2.1Could you try to create a simple HTML file with lowercase name within scada/ScadaWeb directory and open it?
MikhailModerator100% the same as my Raspberry (Raspbian OS).
Maybe you have an opportunity to try on another computer and compare the results?
What version of XSP and Mono do you use?
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MikhailModeratorSomething wrong with XSP4 web server.
Post here the version of XSP and the content of the files
/etc/default/mono-xsp4
/etc/xsp4/debian.webapp
/etc/xsp4/conf.d/scada/*_scada
MikhailModeratorIn Linux a path is case sensitive. Try Login.aspx
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