Check group setting, if it's dialout you need to change it to tty, I
include this in my owserver startup script (I am not using linkusb, but
the HL-340 usb/serial adapter);
chgrp tty /dev/ttyUSB0 ( defaults to dialout)
chmod 777 /dev/ttyUSB0 ( set this to your preferance)
From last weeks
It defaults to 5, what would be a good place to begin and is there a
maximum that will degrade system?
Paul Alfille wrote:
http://owfs.org/index.php?page=owserver
It's now --timeout_serial
Paul Alfille
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 2:38 PM, William Brownmahi...@earthlink.net wrote:
It is
It is rare that the serial read will need to time out. We try to
request the actual number of bytes expected. The usual problem is a
setup that is particularly slow (convoluted chain to serial port,
etc). With logging at max you should see if serial timeouts are
occuring routinely.
The 5 seconds
This problem only occurs when using the usb adapter DS9490R, the serial
adapter DS9097U worked great.
owhttpd doesn't alway list all my devices in the bus listing and when it
does they will get dropped off the list. If I click on a device I do
not get a full list of the device options.
owhttpd doesn't alway list all my devices in the bus listing
and when it
does they will get dropped off the list. If I click on a device I do
not get a full list of the device options.
If your using the latest owfs and -uall --usb_regulartime:
This sounds more like your 1wire bus is
When using the serial adapter DS9097U all is good, problems only start
with the usb adapter DS9490R. It may be there is a problem with my bus
length when using usb, it is only 150 feet (50 meters approx).
Michael Markstaller wrote:
owhttpd doesn't alway list all my devices in the bus listing
