[Mikhail]

In 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

[Mikhail]

Documentation

The params aren’t documented in it

Yes, but it’s easy to guess and try 🙂
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.

[Mikhail]

All 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.

[Mikhail]

The 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.

[Mikhail]

All 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.

[Mikhail]

OK. You may ask for advice if needed.

[Mikhail]

Only 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.

[Mikhail]

Thanks for the translation!

[Mikhail]

Mine are
mono-complete 3.2.8+dfsg-1
mono-xsp4 3.8-2.1

Could you try to create a simple HTML file with lowercase name within scada/ScadaWeb directory and open it?

[Mikhail]

100% 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?

[Mikhail]

🙂

[Mikhail]

Something 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

[Mikhail]

In Linux a path is case sensitive. Try Login.aspx

[Mikhail]

What OS do you use?
In case of Raspbian, validate the content of the files
/etc/default/mono-xsp4
/etc/xsp4/debian.webapp

Also you can try http://ipaddress:8084/scada/Login.aspx

[Mikhail]

How can I specify the register address to which I want to set my values ?

Use Modbus template editor.
Try to send a command from the tab of Communicator. If it doesn’t work, post a piece of a communication line log with the description of the problem.

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