I have also noticed that setting simultaneous does not work through a hub. When I try it (I set the simultaneous/temperature file on each channel) I don't get any errors and the readings are fast as they are from the cached directories, but the readings for values that I know are changing remain the same for many minutes then jump several degrees. It could be something wrong with my setup but I haven't been able to find anything.

Mick

On 13/05/13 03:31, Paul Alfille wrote:
Hi Don,

I spent some time testing. Although I can't get owserver to crash, I do see that reading some entries in the /simultaneous directory clears the cached directory listing. "dir /uncached" still works.

This is clearly an error and will be fixed in the next release.

Paul

On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 1:06 AM, Don Veino <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Asking after much Googling and checking the owfs site. I'm trying
    to understand why when I click on an owhttpd (started readonly)
    "simultaneous" link it kills owserver.

    I can see bus activity started on the adapter (LinkUSB blinks
    actively) and then owhttpd listing no longer shows any devices and
    a process listing shows that owserver goes missing. Restart of
    owserver brings everything back fine and the 1-wire network seems
    stable otherwise.

    BTW, same thing appears to happen via owfs/file system:
    cat /srv/http/1wire/simultaneous/temperature, which returns
    cat: /srv/http/1wire/simultaneous/temperature: Input/output error

    Owfs suite version 2.9p0 on a Seagate DockStar running up to date
    Arch Linux ARM. LinkUSB adapter connecting a single short 1-wire
    bus with 5 devices: 4 DS18xxx and 1 MS-TH, all parasitic. A second
    machine with a 2 device bus behaves the same.

    
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