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What version of Mango and UI module are you using?

@Phillip-Weeks
That bug is fixed in 3.7.x I was not aware it was in the 3.6 release. I am planning another 3.6 release in the next few weeks so I'll get that fix in there. In the meantime you cannot end a script with a comment line. So adding a newline after that I think should work.

@dcitech those fields are not permissions they are just fields to help categorize users as we plan on building out the user management UI and wanted a few more ways to query users into groups. They currently have no effect on what a user can 'do'.

@Phillip-Weeks just a little more info would be helpful for me to pinpoint the Mango code in question.

1. Are you using NoSQL?
2. What is this script from? Context point in a script?
3. Where is the script? Meta point, Excel Report...

I did a quick check of our database queries and they are correct. I can't see the data you are referring to in the image as that is only a window for times that are not in your test.

Also its nice to put a code block around code as it makes it easier to read.

Thanks.

@mseverin did you get any further? That last log message looks like somehow you assigned the points from an Ascii File data source to an Internal Data Source. I am not aware how that could happen unless you are using the REST api and your own code, and even then this should not be possible or have executed some SQL commands on the database to move data points around?

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I will fix these bugs and release a new module as soon as possible.

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I have found and fixed the broken schedule bug and am working to clean up the UI. Once that is done I will release a new module which should be later on today.

@dcitech Great!

Hi @nathanRona sorry you are having such a torrid time getting Mango to upgrade. It seems that the issue is that you have started Mango directly using supervisorctl to launch the java process. Unfortunately this means that Mango cannot upgrade itself. It is the script that launches Mango (ma.sh -> ma-start.sh -> java) that does the unzipping of the new core upgrade file.

I recently created a new script (start-mango.sh) for starting Mango as the old ones were a bit fragile. This script is our new preferred way of launching Mango, we left the old ones so upgraded systems did not break.

I updated the help documentation here - https://help.infiniteautomation.com/linux-installation

What Linux distribution are you using? Does it use systemd?

Have you checked if the NoSQL module is installed? Do you have any users with duplicate email addresses by any chance? Even if one is USER@example.com and another is user@example.com?