I realise that this idea would not be possible with emoncms.org But,
If i were using a local emoncms server Is it possible to have multiple Esp8266,sending data to the local server at there own free will.
I would imagine that if i did this with emoncms.org it would not work due to the rate limiter?
So basically there would be no server in between putting all the data together and sending it via api in 1 line to emoncms?
For instance:-
Esp8266 1 : sending Consumption data every 6secs
Esp8266 2 : sending Temprature data every 6secs
Esp8266 1 : sending Generation data every 6secs
But they all might send at the same time.
So hard to explain so i hope you can grasp what i am asking
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
There is absolutely no problem to do that.
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
I'm not sure what your question is. If the WiFi module can handle the protocol correctly, which it should do, it will wait until the channel is clear before trying to send, therefore you won't have a collision that might otherwise occur when two attempt to transmit at the same time. Therefore there should not be a problem.
And "there would be no server in between putting all the data together and sending it" - I can't think what/which server you're thinking of there. There's only one in the system, either emoncms.org or your own (RPi?) running emoncms, not normally both (though you can do both). If you're thinking of your RPi running emonhub and forwarding data to emoncms.org, that's functioning as a base node, not as a server.
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
Yes emonhub is what i was thinking of.
It is taking the data from different nodes but then sending it as one line to emoncms.
But am i right to assume that emoncms.org would not accept the data from multiple nodes in the scenario i describe?
So it looks like i will have to set an image up for the raspi,The existing one includes emonhub and i did not find the image to be very stable during my last tryout,Also missing quite a lot of new stuff.
Any way i think i will set it up on a hard drive this time.(so maybe a full install)
I have been using the esp8266 and emoncms.org for months without any problems and at £3.50ea it saves on all the electronics used normally.Emontx,Base etc.
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
You can post direct to emoncms but the pro's and cons tip in favor of not sending directly (IMO) Aside from making the server work harder by rapid firing small data packets at it, you are also prone to losing data if it can't be posted due to network outage, server down or just increased server workload etc etc
using emonhub will not only buffer the data until it's receipt is acknowledged by emoncms but also allow you to set an interval on the reporter so no matter how much data you through at it emonhub will only "bulk post" to emoncms every 5 or 10 seconds for example,
Posting via emonhub will also allow either or both a remote and local emoncms, Whilst managing the IP's, url's and api keys for you. Currently to change any of these will involve you re-configuring every device individually and leave you open to issues with changing IP address as per http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10288.
I'm all in flavor of these devices I think they have fantastic potential but I don't think they can wholly replace the existing hardware just yet
Paul
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
Paul
Yes i agree on all of your points.
My intention was eventually to only post to emoncms every 60secs or so.
The above statements were just an example to get my question across .
It would be nice if emonhub could work with these devices as they are so easy to program and so cheap.
The esp8266 can be set up as a server and only serve data to emoncms when requested??
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
Yes, I think that we are still scratching the surface with the ESP8266, and there is a lot of potential still to be explored.
I'm surprised that there hasn't been more discussions about them here in the forum, so your post is very timely.
Paul
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
I think it would be quite easy to change your code to point the esp8266 at emonhub. On the LAN no apikey is needed, just a string of "nodeid val1 val2 val3....." sent to a fixed LAN IP for the emonhub host (pi) at the port number defined in emonhub.conf.
The serving of data on request will be of great use on very large installs to synchronize RF traffic (although less necessary with wifi) or when continuous data is not required and can be sought on-demand.
For what we do the socket interfacer listening out for any transmissions is probally the better solution currently.
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
That sounds like just the ticket!
But i can not find any details about this or any help files,Are these features documented anywhere?
Re: Local Emoncms and multiple Esp8266
If you search for "socket interfacer" you may find some useful info. basically if you add something along the lines of
to the [interfacers] section of emonhub.conf (if you have a firewall enabled you may need to add the port to the "enabled" list) the name "sockets" can be any unique name and the com port can be any unused port.
Then each esp8266 will need to be configured to send nodeid val1 val2..... to the IP:PORT.
I've attached a socket_test.txt (replace the '.txt' with '.py' renamed to permit upload) for testing the interfacer, but with regard to the esp8266 I can't help you much as I have not played with one yet.
Paul
PS edit the "socket_test.py" data frame for an unused node during tests (I used node 10)
corrected - should of been "port_nb" not "port_no"


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Samples
| SL378589 | /share/workshop/gwas_workshop/jli/gwas_example/04-Qualimap/SL378589 |
| SL378588 | /share/workshop/gwas_workshop/jli/gwas_example/04-Qualimap/SL378588 |
| SL378587 | /share/workshop/gwas_workshop/jli/gwas_example/04-Qualimap/SL378587 |
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Globals
| Number of samples | 3 |
| Total number of mapped reads | 99,413 |
| Mean samples coverage | 0.09 |
| Mean samples GC-content | 38.15 |
| Mean samples mapping quality | 0.65 |
| Mean samples insert size | 334 |
Sample statistics
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| SL378588 | 0.12 | 2.2371 | 38.45 | 0.5914 | 345.0 |
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|---|---|---|
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| String | Any text that starts and ends with quotes "..." | It's interpreted by the engine as text. |
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Routing
MSDN scenarios
Routers have one or more client endpoints, and expose a service endpoint...
- it has a binding of IRequestReplyRouter (or applicable protocol- OneWay is ISimplexDatagramRouter, or IDuplexSessionRouter). You shouldn't mix them (expose different endpoints, although DuplexSessionRouter is a workaround)
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You can multicast (but not for request-reply as you'd get several replies!).
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Code
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//create the service
var serviceHost = new ServiceHost(typeof(RoutingService));
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Announce a service
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<behaviors>
<serviceBehaviors>
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Client discovery
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{
FindResponse findResponse;
using (var discoveryClient = new DiscoveryClient(new UdpDiscoveryEndpoint()))
{
findResponse = discoveryClient.Find(new FindCriteria(typeof (ICalculatorService)));
}
return !findResponse.Endpoints.Any() ? null :
findResponse.Endpoints.First().Address;
}
- Add FindCriteria.MaxResults = 1 to speed it up unless you want to multicast.
- FindCriteria.Scopes.Add(new Uri("http://v1")) to look for scopes (see above)
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imdecode(Mat buf,
int flags)
Reads an image from a buffer in memory. |
static boolean |
imencode(java.lang.String ext,
Mat img,
MatOfByte buf)
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imencode(java.lang.String ext,
Mat img,
MatOfByte buf,
MatOfInt params)
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static Mat |
imread(java.lang.String filename)
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imread(java.lang.String filename,
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public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_FOCUS
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_HEIGHT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_FRAME_WIDTH
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GIGA_FRAME_HEIGH_MAX
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GIGA_FRAME_OFFSET_X
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GIGA_FRAME_OFFSET_Y
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GIGA_FRAME_SENS_HEIGH
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GIGA_FRAME_SENS_WIDTH
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GIGA_FRAME_WIDTH_MAX
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_GUID
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_IOS_DEVICE_EXPOSURE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_IOS_DEVICE_FLASH
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_IOS_DEVICE_FOCUS
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_IOS_DEVICE_TORCH
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_IOS_DEVICE_WHITEBALANCE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_IRIS
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_ISO_SPEED
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_PAN
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_PREVIEW_FORMAT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_ROLL
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_SETTINGS
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_TILT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_AE_MAX_LIMIT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_AEAG
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_AEAG_LEVEL
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_AG_MAX_LIMIT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_AUTO_WB
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_DATA_FORMAT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_DOWNSAMPLING
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_EXP_PRIORITY
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_GPI_LEVEL
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_GPI_MODE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_GPI_SELECTOR
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_GPO_MODE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_GPO_SELECTOR
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_LED_MODE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_LED_SELECTOR
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_MANUAL_WB
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_OFFSET_X
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_OFFSET_Y
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_TIMEOUT
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_TRG_SOFTWARE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_XI_TRG_SOURCE
public static final int CV_CAP_PROP_ZOOM
public static final int CV_CAP_XIAPI
public static final int CV_CVTIMG_FLIP
public static final int CV_CVTIMG_SWAP_RB
public static final int CV_FONT_BLACK
public static final int CV_FONT_BOLD
public static final int CV_FONT_DEMIBOLD
public static final int CV_FONT_LIGHT
public static final int CV_FONT_NORMAL
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_JPEG_QUALITY
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_BILEVEL
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_COMPRESSION
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_DEFAULT
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_FILTERED
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_FIXED
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_HUFFMAN_ONLY
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_RLE
public static final int CV_IMWRITE_PXM_BINARY
public static final int CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYCOLOR
public static final int CV_LOAD_IMAGE_ANYDEPTH
public static final int CV_LOAD_IMAGE_COLOR
public static final int CV_LOAD_IMAGE_GRAYSCALE
public static final int CV_LOAD_IMAGE_UNCHANGED
public static final int CV_STYLE_ITALIC
public static final int CV_STYLE_NORMAL
public static final int CV_STYLE_OBLIQUE
public static final int IMREAD_ANYCOLOR
public static final int IMREAD_ANYDEPTH
public static final int IMREAD_COLOR
public static final int IMREAD_GRAYSCALE
public static final int IMREAD_UNCHANGED
public static final int IMWRITE_JPEG_QUALITY
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_BILEVEL
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_COMPRESSION
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_DEFAULT
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_FILTERED
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_FIXED
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_HUFFMAN_ONLY
public static final int IMWRITE_PNG_STRATEGY_RLE
public static final int IMWRITE_PXM_BINARY
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public static Mat imdecode(Mat buf, int flags)
Reads an image from a buffer in memory.
The function reads an image from the specified buffer in the memory. If the buffer is too short or contains invalid data, the empty matrix/image is returned.
See "imread" for the list of supported formats and flags description.
Note: In the case of color images, the decoded images will have the channels
stored in B G R
order.
buf
- Input array or vector of bytes.flags
- The same flags as in "imread".public static boolean imencode(java.lang.String ext, Mat img, MatOfByte buf)
Encodes an image into a memory buffer.
The function compresses the image and stores it in the memory buffer that is resized to fit the result. See "imwrite" for the list of supported formats and flags description.
Note: cvEncodeImage
returns single-row matrix of type
CV_8UC1
that contains encoded image as array of bytes.
ext
- File extension that defines the output format.img
- Image to be written.buf
- Output buffer resized to fit the compressed image.public static boolean imencode(java.lang.String ext, Mat img, MatOfByte buf, MatOfInt params)
Encodes an image into a memory buffer.
The function compresses the image and stores it in the memory buffer that is resized to fit the result. See "imwrite" for the list of supported formats and flags description.
Note: cvEncodeImage
returns single-row matrix of type
CV_8UC1
that contains encoded image as array of bytes.
ext
- File extension that defines the output format.img
- Image to be written.buf
- Output buffer resized to fit the compressed image.params
- Format-specific parameters. See "imwrite".public static Mat imread(java.lang.String filename)
Loads an image from a file.
The function imread
loads an image from the specified file and
returns it. If the image cannot be read (because of missing file, improper
permissions, unsupported or invalid format), the function returns an empty
matrix (Mat.data==NULL
). Currently, the following file formats
are supported:
*.bmp, *.dib
(always supported)
*.jpeg, *.jpg, *.jpe
(see the *Notes*
section)
*.jp2
(see the *Notes* section)
*.png
(see the *Notes*
section)
*.pbm, *.pgm, *.ppm
(always
supported)
*.sr, *.ras
(always supported)
*.tiff, *.tif
(see the *Notes* section)
Note:
OPENCV_BUILD_3RDPARTY_LIBS
flag in CMake.
Note: In the case of color images, the decoded images will have the channels
stored in B G R
order.
filename
- Name of file to be loaded.public static Mat imread(java.lang.String filename, int flags)
Loads an image from a file.
The function imread
loads an image from the specified file and
returns it. If the image cannot be read (because of missing file, improper
permissions, unsupported or invalid format), the function returns an empty
matrix (Mat.data==NULL
). Currently, the following file formats
are supported:
*.bmp, *.dib
(always supported)
*.jpeg, *.jpg, *.jpe
(see the *Notes*
section)
*.jp2
(see the *Notes* section)
*.png
(see the *Notes*
section)
*.pbm, *.pgm, *.ppm
(always
supported)
*.sr, *.ras
(always supported)
*.tiff, *.tif
(see the *Notes* section)
Note:
OPENCV_BUILD_3RDPARTY_LIBS
flag in CMake.
Note: In the case of color images, the decoded images will have the channels
stored in B G R
order.
filename
- Name of file to be loaded.flags
- Flags specifying the color type of a loaded image:
Note: In the current implementation the alpha channel, if any, is stripped from the output image. Use negative value if you need the alpha channel.
public static boolean imwrite(java.lang.String filename, Mat img)
Saves an image to a specified file.
The function imwrite
saves the image to the specified file. The
image format is chosen based on the filename
extension (see
"imread" for the list of extensions). Only 8-bit (or 16-bit unsigned
(CV_16U
) in case of PNG, JPEG 2000, and TIFF) single-channel or
3-channel (with 'BGR' channel order) images can be saved using this function.
If the format, depth or channel order is different, use "Mat.convertTo", and
"cvtColor" to convert it before saving. Or, use the universal XML I/O
functions to save the image to XML or YAML format.
It is possible to store PNG images with an alpha channel using this function.
To do this, create 8-bit (or 16-bit) 4-channel image BGRA, where the alpha
channel goes last. Fully transparent pixels should have alpha set to 0, fully
opaque pixels should have alpha set to 255/65535. The sample below shows how
to create such a BGRA image and store to PNG file. It also demonstrates how
to set custom compression parameters
// C++ code:
#include
#include
#include
using namespace cv;
using namespace std;
void createAlphaMat(Mat &mat)
for (int i = 0; i < mat.rows; ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < mat.cols; ++j) {
Vec4b& rgba = mat.at
rgba[0] = UCHAR_MAX;
rgba[1] = saturate_cast
rgba[2] = saturate_cast
rgba[3] = saturate_cast
int main(int argv, char argc)
// Create mat with alpha channel
Mat mat(480, 640, CV_8UC4);
createAlphaMat(mat);
vector
compression_params.push_back(CV_IMWRITE_PNG_COMPRESSION);
compression_params.push_back(9);
try {
imwrite("alpha.png", mat, compression_params);
catch (runtime_error& ex) {
fprintf(stderr, "Exception converting image to PNG format: %sn", ex.what());
return 1;
fprintf(stdout, "Saved PNG file with alpha data.n");
return 0;
filename
- Name of the file.img
- a imgpublic static boolean imwrite(java.lang.String filename, Mat img, MatOfInt params)
Saves an image to a specified file.
The function imwrite
saves the image to the specified file. The
image format is chosen based on the filename
extension (see
"imread" for the list of extensions). Only 8-bit (or 16-bit unsigned
(CV_16U
) in case of PNG, JPEG 2000, and TIFF) single-channel or
3-channel (with 'BGR' channel order) images can be saved using this function.
If the format, depth or channel order is different, use "Mat.convertTo", and
"cvtColor" to convert it before saving. Or, use the universal XML I/O
functions to save the image to XML or YAML format.
It is possible to store PNG images with an alpha channel using this function.
To do this, create 8-bit (or 16-bit) 4-channel image BGRA, where the alpha
channel goes last. Fully transparent pixels should have alpha set to 0, fully
opaque pixels should have alpha set to 255/65535. The sample below shows how
to create such a BGRA image and store to PNG file. It also demonstrates how
to set custom compression parameters
// C++ code:
#include
#include
#include
using namespace cv;
using namespace std;
void createAlphaMat(Mat &mat)
for (int i = 0; i < mat.rows; ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < mat.cols; ++j) {
Vec4b& rgba = mat.at
rgba[0] = UCHAR_MAX;
rgba[1] = saturate_cast
rgba[2] = saturate_cast
rgba[3] = saturate_cast
int main(int argv, char argc)
// Create mat with alpha channel
Mat mat(480, 640, CV_8UC4);
createAlphaMat(mat);
vector
compression_params.push_back(CV_IMWRITE_PNG_COMPRESSION);
compression_params.push_back(9);
try {
imwrite("alpha.png", mat, compression_params);
catch (runtime_error& ex) {
fprintf(stderr, "Exception converting image to PNG format: %sn", ex.what());
return 1;
fprintf(stdout, "Saved PNG file with alpha data.n");
return 0;
filename
- Name of the file.img
- a imgparams
- Format-specific save parameters encoded as pairs
paramId_1, paramValue_1, paramId_2, paramValue_2,...
. The
following parameters are currently supported:
CV_IMWRITE_JPEG_QUALITY
)
from 0 to 100 (the higher is the better). Default value is 95.
CV_IMWRITE_PNG_COMPRESSION
)
from 0 to 9. A higher value means a smaller size and longer compression time.
Default value is 3.
CV_IMWRITE_PXM_BINARY
),
0 or 1. Default value is 1.
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battery optimzation might take some effort. @Alright did you ever have issues with oracles not recieving data, or recieving a nullstring instead of what was intended?
Alright03-Nov-18 12:56 PM
you aren't setting the first byte or two bytes properly
what data type are you using?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 12:58 PM
256 string
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 12:58 PM
Pushed gettransaction fix to libscott branch... someone please test it compiles
tried a few variations with and without quotes etc. to no effect
Alright03-Nov-18 01:07 PM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator is it s or S?
that script will work with S I think
won't work with s
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 01:08 PM
'format': 's'
cool, I'll try it on an S
Alright03-Nov-18 01:08 PM
yea so you can either change it to S or make only the first byte the length in little endian
try fullhex = str(hexlen) + rawhex
get rid of those ifs
or just make it error if it's >256
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 01:11 PM
what 0 prefix for lt 16 and lt256?
Alright03-Nov-18 01:12 PM
it's because hexlen will only be a single character if <16
that make sense?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 01:13 PM
yeah, so first 4 indicate length - is that for all data types?
Alright03-Nov-18 01:13 PM
all other data types other than S, only first byte is length
S is the only one that takes the first 2 bytes as length
I think?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 01:17 PM
if bytelen < 16:
bigend = "0" + str(hexlen)
elif bytelen < 256:
bigend = str(hexlen)
else:
print("message too large, must be less than 256 characters")
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1
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:18 PM
libscot branch is fixed
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Alright03-Nov-18 01:19 PM
that work @smk762 - dracocanis ominator ?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 01:20 PM
error here lilend = bigend[2] + bigend[3] + bigend[0] + bigend[1]
2 and 3 dont exist, so trying 0 / 1
Alright03-Nov-18 01:21 PM
no no
just get rid of it
lilend = bigend
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:22 PM
Same bug is in dwy branch lol ...  Ie written so much code in it today, but its all good, just gettransactio segfault.
Need to start testing this dwy branch... then txblast one of the chains that dont matter on one of my notaries...
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Alright03-Nov-18 01:23 PM
put off the explorers yesterday, sorry
working on it now
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:25 PM
thats ok ... I made a small script that tells us how long each chain hasnt had a block for
Alright03-Nov-18 01:26 PM
need to figure out how to automate branch management on explorers
was doing it all manually before, and it's a bitch
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:27 PM
I think just use staked notary ... I am thinking to add an option to start.sh, so yo can start it without config.ini and have iguana start as a n option
then everythig can just use that...
Alright03-Nov-18 01:28 PM
so scrap the staked repo?
just merge all functionality of staked and stakednotary into a single repo?
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:30 PM
Yes maybe ... it might be easier
wont do it yet ... as im using the staked repo for my testing atm... dont want to have to redo all that
Or can the pool already do it?
smk762 - dracocanis ominator03-Nov-18 01:31 PM
@Alright I had a tough time automating the pool before cloning stakedNotary
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:31 PM
That branch code is crazy
Im still not sure how I figured it out lol
bash magic
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1
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Alright03-Nov-18 01:41 PM
you're talking about staked repo?
long term we need to think about windows :/
so that staked repo is likely to be scraped for something much more complex
Although, maybe we can make a PR to jl777/komodo with exceptions for the main chain
then add it to agama like any other coin
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:45 PM
I think so far, ther evreything can be merged into komodo
and it would still work, but it needs many tests...
the branch I am working on now though... probably not ... however its only for notaries so that doenst really matter
Alright03-Nov-18 01:52 PM
Hmm, that's kind of a burden on KMD if we try to do that
will likely need to maintain our own agama or some kind of UI for users
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:56 PM
For the main chain, it would probably be ok, but a for evey 2 months, is pushing ti for Agama... SPV servers would help for ppls wallets though
they are easy to do
Alright03-Nov-18 01:57 PM
it's a huge chunk of code to PR though
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 01:57 PM
I wouldnt like to sor tit out
Can always add it to agama, but make the user download a binary from somwhere else ... or just use SPV .. then the hard forks done matter
Alright03-Nov-18 02:04 PM
this is on CFEKLF PoW for staked coin PoS 34% vs target 1%
that doesn't matter at all, right?
no BR, so just as long as the chain keeps moving, it's fine?
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 02:09 PM
yeah as long as its moveing... I think because hte supply is high, the CPU miners cant keep up with it
staked weitght is too high maybe ?
Alright03-Nov-18 02:10 PM
as long as the main chain levels out with more hash, it's fine
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 02:13 PM
Yeah... I need to have a look at that, is the diff adjustting properly ?
msot of the PoW blocks this morning were invlaid
Found a bug with start.sh
When it stops CFEK for update it cant see that its stopped, as the grep also matches with all chains after it
Bar_F1sh_Rel03-Nov-18 02:53 PM
Need to include the whitespace after CFEK - "CFEK "(edited)
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 04:15 PM
Thanks
Succesful migrate from CFEK to every chain.
No branch is broken... Going to start 3 day loop now
Every 30s it will export 10 CFEK's
to all chains
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 04:25 PM
Really need some hash rate on CFEK ... I have a few cores on it but its not doing much 3000s plus betwwwn blocks
TonyL03-Nov-18 05:39 PM
Trollbox GUI seems ugly but testable.
Need volunteers to chat
To start testing:
1) git clone https://github.com/tonymorony/trollbox_gui
2) sudo apt-get install python3 python3-pip libssl-dev
pip3 install requests
pip3 install wheel
pip3 install kivy
pip3 install python-bitcoinlib
pip3 install python-bitcoinrpc
3) Hardcode your RPC credentials here for chain on which you want to test (I'm using CCNG now - can share the details if needed):
https://github.com/tonymorony/trollbox_gui/blob/master/main.py#L154
And run as python3 main.py
Then logic as in trollbox scripts - create nickname/oracle/subscribe if needed.
There will nothing happen in gui on this actions in menu but you should see output in console(edited)
My plays with Python Kivy GUI framework and Stakedchain OraclesCC chat concept - tonymorony/trollbox_gui
Bar_F1sh_Rel03-Nov-18 05:48 PM
I put a couple of cores on CFEK mining - but where is the reported 63202 networkhasps coming from? (Is this a leftover from the premine?)
blackjok3r03-Nov-18 05:55 PM
Its from Alright staking
The block reward is MASSIVE
and I bet hes staking to a straight wallet, each BR to a new address ... Difficulty has goe mental he needs to stop staking the block reward(edited)
Premine is instant all firt coins are minted in the first block.
And the other chains, dont have enough coins on them, I managed to migrate 10 to each then the chain stopped, and they are not mature so I cant stake them.
CMaurice03-Nov-18 07:32 PM
@TonyL my machine has a problem compiling kivy. Not your problem, just a reason why I'm not testing trollbox_gui
TonyL03-Nov-18 07:38 PM
@CMaurice I've tested on mac so far, at the moment @Alright testing it on Ubuntu - if you have Ubuntu as well I'll prepare instruction for it asap
CMaurice03-Nov-18 07:40 PM
I am on Ubuntu 16.04, but hey, it's Saturday night. Also looks like I've properly mucked up my Python install now
trying to fix stuff
ah from kivy docs looks like sdl2 requirements, hope to try tomorrow
TonyL03-Nov-18 08:37 PM
I'll try to install it on fresh Ubuntu (but 18 not 16 I think) and publish step-by-step dependencies guide for it asap
Alright03-Nov-18 08:46 PM
Chains are moving again, sorry about that, got caught up doing some chat dapp stuff
please migrate coins to 0 BR chains and stake if you can


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| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22655 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22656 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22657 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102158 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22658 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22659 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22660 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102159 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22661 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22662 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22663 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102159.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22664 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102160 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22665 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22666 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22667 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102160.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22668 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102161 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22669 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22670 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22671 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102161.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22672 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102162 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22673 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22674 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22675 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22676 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22677 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102162.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22678 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102163.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22679 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102164 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22680 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22681 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22682 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102164.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22683 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102165 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22684 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22685 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22686 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102165.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22687 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102166 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22688 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22689 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22690 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102166.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22691 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102167 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22692 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22693 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22694 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102167.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22695 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102168 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22696 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22697 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22698 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102168.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22699 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102169 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22700 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22701 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22702 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102170 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22703 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22704 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22705 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102171 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22706 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22707 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22708 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102171.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22709 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102172 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22710 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22711 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22712 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102172.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22713 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102173 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22714 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22715 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22716 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102173.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22717 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102174 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22718 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22719 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22720 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102174.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22721 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102175 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22722 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22723 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22724 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102176 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22725 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22726 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22727 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102176.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22728 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102177 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22729 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22730 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22731 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102178 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22732 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22733 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22734 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102178.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22735 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102179 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22736 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22737 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22738 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102179.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22739 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102180 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22740 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22741 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22742 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102181 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22743 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22744 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22745 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22746 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22747 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102182.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22748 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102183 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22749 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22750 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22751 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102183.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22752 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102184 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22753 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22754 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22755 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102184.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22756 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102185 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22757 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22758 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22759 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102185.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22760 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102186 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22761 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22762 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22763 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102186.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22764 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102187 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22765 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22766 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22767 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102188 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22768 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22769 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22770 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102188.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22771 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102189 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22772 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22773 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22774 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102190 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22775 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22776 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22777 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102190.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22778 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102191 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22779 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22780 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22781 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102191.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22782 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102192 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22783 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22784 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22785 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102192.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22786 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102193 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22787 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22788 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22789 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102194 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22790 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22791 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22792 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102195 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22793 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22794 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22795 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102196 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22796 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22797 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22798 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102196.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22799 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102197 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22800 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22801 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22802 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102198 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22803 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22804 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22805 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102199 (in transit) |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22806 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102199.ARC |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22807 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22808 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22809 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22810 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22811 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102201 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22812 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22813 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22814 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102202 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22815 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22816 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22817 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102202.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22818 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102203 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22819 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22820 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22821 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102204 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22822 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22823 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22824 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102204.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22825 | 0 | NO | 11-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102205 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22826 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22827 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22828 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102205.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22829 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102206 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22830 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22831 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22832 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102206.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22833 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102207 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22834 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22835 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22836 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102208 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22837 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22838 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22839 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102208.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22840 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102209 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22841 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22842 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22843 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102209.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22844 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102210 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22845 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22846 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22847 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102210.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22848 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102211 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22849 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22850 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22851 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102211.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22852 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102212 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22853 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22854 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22855 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102212.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22856 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102213 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22857 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22858 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22859 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102214 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22860 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22861 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22862 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102215 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22863 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22864 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22865 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102216 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22866 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22867 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22868 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102217 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22869 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22870 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22871 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102217.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22872 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102218 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22873 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22874 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22875 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22876 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22877 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102218.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22878 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102219.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22879 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102220 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22880 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22881 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22882 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102220.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22883 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102221 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22884 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22885 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22886 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102221.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22887 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102222 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22888 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22889 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 11: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO01.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Informational | 0 | 22890 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Log D:\ORACLE\ADMIN\OPERA\ARCHIVE\OPERAT1S0784768364102222.ARC |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22891 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102223 (in transit) |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Informational | 0 | 22892 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Primary database is in MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE mode |
| 1 | Remote File Server | Warning | 0 | 22893 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | RFS[3]: Successfully opened standby log 12: 'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\OPERA\STBY_REDO02.RDO' |
| 1 | Log Apply Services | Warning | 0 | 22894 | 0 | NO | 12-NOV-18 | Media Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 102224 (in transit) |
DiskGroup Freespace, From OPERA or ASM instance
| NAME_COL_PLUS_SHOW_PARAM | TYPE | VALUE_COL_PLUS_SHOW_PARAM |
|---|---|---|
| control_file_record_keep_time | integer | 7 |
| Reporte finalizado el: 12-NOV-18 07:11:58 |


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This CLI-tool diffs two Keepass (.kdbx) files and prints their differences.
Usage:
cargo run <file-a> <file-b>
The CLI will ask for the password for both files individually.
Password for the Keepass demo files: demopass
Care to help? I'm pretty new to Rust, so if anyone likes to help or teach me cool stuff, please reach out!


The black grid tiles are generated on the client with an HTML5 canvas. Note that the tile coordinates are ol3 normalized tile coordinates (origin bottom left), not OSM tile coordinates (origin top left).
See the canvas-tiles.js source to see how this is done.


Installation guide¶
Sampling of metabolic models is a two-step process. The first step is the generation of warmup points that will be used as a startign point for the actual sampling.
Generation of warmup points¶
To generate warmup points for metabolic models, we will use the VFWarmup
tool that uses a hybrid MPI/OpenMP distributed approach to ensure dynamic load balancing.
Requirements¶
- Linux-based system
- IBM CPLEX 12.6.3 Free academic version
- OpenMp comes by default in the latest gcc versions
- MPI through the OpenMPI 1.10.3 implementation
Sampling¶
The actual sampling uses ACHR.cu
and starts from the warmup points generated by VFWarmup
. It is a CUDA-based GP-GPU software.


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How this works...
programmer 1: Hey, it turns out you don't need semicolons in JavaScript, and my previous reasons for putting them there are not actually true. Neat.
programmer 2: Yeah, but it'll break.
p1: But... that's just it, it *doesn't* break. It's actually ok for me to do this.
p2: No it isn't.
p1: Why not?
p2: Browser bugs.
p1: Which browsers?
p2: All of them.
p1: Well, it works fine on all the engines I've tested---
p2: IE.
p1: Works fine there, too. Even in IE 5.
p2: Compression. Compressors can't handle it. Need the semicolons. All of them.
p1: All the compressors in use today handle it fine. In fact, the code compresses a little *better* in most of them.
p2: Well, whatever, that's not how it's done.
p1: Ok, well, there are other reasons to do things besides a convention. I mean, you're wearing an unconventional hat, and that's cool.
p2: So, now you have a problem with my coding style AND my hat??  Seriously. You crossed a line, dude. Too far.
p1: [puzzled] I don't get why this an issue, I mean, if you see the spec, it says---
p2: You just can't let this go, can you? Why don't you lighten up?
p1: Let what go, exactly? And I don't really think that I'm the one who needs to lighten anything.
p2: Oh, so now you come in with the personal attacks. I get it.  HAVE YOU NO DECENCY, SIR? AT LONG LAST, HAVE YOU NO DECENCY?
p1: I think maybe hacker news isn't for me...
On npm and Homebrew
Homebrew is a Mac OS X package
manager created by Max Howell.
It’s git-based, somewhat opinionated, and managed by a handful of
volunteers that review patches sent in by community members. Its
purpose is to install unix programs and shared libraries, but Homebrew is designed with OS X in mind: by limiting the
scope of the problem, they manage significant gains in performance and
functionality. Homebrew’s featureset and politics reflect that problem set well.
I’ve said before that writing a package manager is easy. It is.
Maintaining one, and managing the community using it? Whoa, boy, that
gets tricky fast. The Homebrew guys have done an admirable job of
steering that ship through a tricky bit of sea that few dare to deal
with.
Almost as soon as npm was unleashed on the Node community, some helpful
folks helpfully decided to help us all by putting npm into the Homebrew
index. I was so thankful to be helped in this way! I love Homebrew,
and now my program is in it? Oh, Joy of Joys!
And thus began the great wailing and gnashing of teeth.
The Problem
npm is a package manager. It is not git-based, it is as opinionless as
I could manage, and anyone can publish anything. (I
do maintain autocratic powers over the registry, but I am a very lazy
dictator.)
npm is designed to install NodeJS programs and module libraries. While you
could in theory install anything with npm, that’d be a little dumb. It
still lacks (and will likely lack forever) some features you’d really
want for that purpose, and has a bunch of features that are specifically
designed for node programs. It makes no assumptions about pre-existing
operating systems, libraries, and so on.
I’m not sure one could say whether or not npm’s approach is
better than Homebrew’s. For its use case, certainly. But
Homebrew is a perfectly lovely package manager that fills an important
niche very nicely.
Better or worse, the Homebrew model is not very amenable to npm’s way of
doing things, and the shoehorning caused some of the worst sorts of
bugs: The kind where “It works”, and then 2 months later “It doesn’t
work.” What’s worse, the error was reported to the user as an npm
problem, so I frequently found myself dealing with confusing debugging
information, and giving users solutions that didn’t fix the issue.
The standard response quickly became, “It doesn’t work with
Homebrew. Remove it, and install it using the instructions in the
README.” What’s worse, the changes that caused these issues were in the
Homebrew index, and not in npm. Even if I’d wanted to code around the
problems, I couldn’t just do that in npm itself.
It was not easily fixable, and very frustrating. I had more than enough work to do on npm itself, so it was always pretty easy to just blame the other guy, and go back to work. But this was not the right course of action.
The Solution
One day, in a fit of frustration over the situation, having just painfully
explained to two users in a row that their most beloved package managers have
both been lying to them, I managed to raise the ire and
disappointment of Jan Lenhardt.  He deserves a lot of credit for stepping in when and how he did.
I opened up an issue on the Homebrew github page, started a pull
request, and Mike McQuaid and I duked
it out for a while.
We all knew at the start of the discussion that just removing
npm from the Homebrew index was a potential course of action that would
solve a lot of problems with very little cost to everyone. But none of
us wanted to do so capriciously, without at least riding the solution
train to its logical end.
Mike and I eventually got to a rewrite of the npm
recipe that we could both live
with. It wasn’t great, but it was much better. And, really, there wasn’t
any way to improve upon it further, without rewriting major chunks of one or
both of our programs.
Max made the call to remove it. I agree with him. Better for a feature
to be intentionally lacking rather than subtly broken.
Takeaways, and The Future
The debate was fruitful, and helped inform the development of
npm and node. I’d like to think it was somewhat profitable for Mike
and Max, as well.
There may one day be an npm recipe in Homebrew again. But at least not
until npm 1.0, when things settle out a bit.