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manjey73ParticipantPLCs are to only Read and not Write data back to the Modbus devices.
Please translate, or draw a diagram of the interaction?
Do you have 3 PLCs but you can’t transfer data from others into them, but they can take data from Scada? – then use Modbus Slave
Do you have 3 PLCs and can you write Scada data in them? – then you need an Auto-Control Module
manjey73ParticipantUpdated the driver for version 6.
I threw the release on Git, so at least there is an understanding about the number of downloads.Creating templates is still done by hand, even though the graphic part from @JurasskPark is screwed on
manjey73ParticipantThe operating system has no effect on changing the keys. There are 3 conditions
1. Do not change the computer name
2. Do not change the Scada installation folder
3. Do not change the OS, for example, Windows was standing, but put Linux
manjey73Participantwe need to look at who is causing the error and where? is this an nginx or scadaweb error
manjey73ParticipantI’m so lazy that I put curl if it’s not there and then I give the command to install dotnet with a script. It is available in the installation documentation on the Microsoft website. 🙂
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manjey73ParticipantFor Scada and WEB to work, only runtime dotnet is needed.
But there should be two of them. NETCore and ASP NETCore
manjey73Participant.NET runtimes installed:
Microsoft.NETCore.App 8.0.5 [/usr/lib/dotnet/shared/Microsoft.NETCore.App]You have lost one NET component or not installed
Where Microsoft.AspNetCore.App ????
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manjey73ParticipantThere is probably no need to run TwinCAT System Manager for the driver to work. It is needed in order to find a virtual controller and write a program to it. At least I have closed all applications related to TwinCAT and deleted the services associated with it through the manager. Scada continues to poll the virtual controller properly.
manjey73ParticipantReinstall nginx. Or put the native default file back in place and restart nginx
First you need to get nginx running
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manjey73ParticipantHave you overloaded nginx services?
manjey73Participant@hendra_allo It is probably necessary to look at the logs of nginx itself, Since nginx itself does not start
/var/log/nginx/error.logAs well as the ScadaWeb logs /var/log/scada/ScadaWeb/log/ after you solve the nginx startup problem
manjey73Participantrapidscada_6.2.1_linux_ru\nginx\from the installation folder
You will have a folder with a different language indication – en-
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manjey73Participant/etc/nginx/sites-available
manjey73Participant5.2.
sudo openssl req -x509 -nodes -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout /etc/ssl/private/nginx-selfsigned.key -out /etc/ssl/certs/nginx-selfsigned.crt
5.3. Copy the nginx/default file from the distribution directory to the /etc/nginx/sites-available directory,
after saving a backup copy of an existing file.
manjey73ParticipantHave you made a self-signed certificate for nginx as described in the readme?
and copying the configuration for the available site ?
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