Maybe I will try this again and let you know. I always liked the server better, since I could also connect with the browser querying the owserver as well, without affecting the running script.
Thanks
Christian Magnusson wrote:
One solution would be to start owserver in the background, and then connect to the local port instead. The speed would increase too since you would use the cached results in owserver too.
owserver -u -p 3000
And then connect to port 3000 in the perl-script. OW::init("3000")
/Christian
On Sun, 2005-04-24 at 08:04 -0400, Congo Lawrence wrote:
Paul Alfille wrote:
On Saturday 23 April 2005 05:16 pm, A C wrote:
The original design for logging USB opening was for owfs or owhttpd that start once and stay open. I notice that most USB device hotplugging or startup seems to be logged. OWFS copied that design.Depending on which syslog you use, you should be able to filter it or send it to /dev/null in you syslog config file.
On 4/23/05, Congo Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I use a perl script and perl bindings to read my devices every 5mins through a Cron entry, and load my rrd database and create rrd graphs. Works great.
However in my syslog I get these every 5 mins: Apr 23 10:30:01 sol OWFS[18295]: Opened USB DS9490 adapter at 004/002. Apr 23 10:30:01 sol OWFS[18295]: Successful setup (reset=0) USB DS9490 adapter at 004/002.
Is there anyway to stop these messages, or direct them to another file?
Thanks
Intermittent perl scripts could generate a lot of reports. Should the script access be handled differently in terms of logging?
Paul
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You are suggesting then, that one solution is to loop my 5 min actions within my script then. I can give that a try. I am not sure that I can filter out just those entries in the my syslog as was also suggested, but I will try that as well.
Thanks for the help.
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