Can you explain why you did "killall owhttpd" ?   Isn't it enough to
press Ctrl-C in the terminal windows, or does the program start in the
background even if you start it with "--foreground" option?


Yes Ctrl-C works fine.

Perhaps it's working better for you if you put it in background with
your shells "&" function instead. Then you should be able to close
your terminal window I guess. Try something like:

owhttpd --foreground --error_print=2 -u -p 3001 &
(And then close the window.)  Does it work?


If I close the window it kills the process, typing exit then quitting the terminal keeps the process running in the background. This will work fine.

There is one other major problem I did not catch at first. It's with the DS2450 Quad A/D Converter. All volt fields show "Error: Invalid argument". The error_print looks clean, but does show one error when accessing this device. Repeated refresh in the uncached version will occasionally show a valid voltage reading of only one of the parameters (randomly channel after 3-15 refreshes).

INFO: 9490 Powerbyte
INFO: FS_gamish: error ret=-22 s=51
INFO: PARSENAME path=/20.7EE800000000/volt.A
INFO: FS_read: path=/20.7EE800000000/volt.A size=12 offset=0



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