Posts made by theopenem_admin

Not really sure what else to try. You could try adding the following to your connection string in web.config for the clientapi to try and close connections faster.

ConnectionIdleTimeout=5

<add name="toems" connectionString="server=localhost;port=3306;database=theopenem;Uid=root;Pwd=password;Allow User Variables=True; ConnectionIdleTimeout=5;" providerName="MySql.Data.MySqlClient" />

or disable pooling

Pooling=false

<add name="toems" connectionString="server=localhost;port=3306;database=theopenem;Uid=root;Pwd=password;Allow User Variables=True; Pooling=false;" providerName="MySql.Data.MySqlClient" />

Sorry, that is beyond the scope of Theopenem and is not available.

There wouldn't be any way to do this currently. The next version will provide a way to write your own SQL queries.

You need to create an image cleanup policy.
https://youtu.be/ZmMzStsFnEI?t=1269

Alternatively when using the image prep tool, just uncheck the Enable WinLogon Finalizing Background option.

I would start by increasing the memory available to Mariadb. You want it to be about 80% of your available memory to get as much of the working set into memory as possible.

In c:\program files\mariadb\data\my.ini
Change or add this line.
innodb_buffer_pool_size=12GB

make sure it's under the [mysqld] section and not the [client] section.

Then restart mariadb service.

Thanks. 1.5.7 is behind schedule it's shaping up to be much larger than anticipated and facing some challenges. It's probably still a couple months away. Mainly just going through the forum and implementing suggestions.

Definitely not want you want to do. You probably just need to create boot files in admin settings->pxe-> global boot menu, also in pxe settings select the correct bootloader and click update, that will copy the correct files to the correct location.

Yes, just copy the images folder from the old to the new, but you will need manually recreate the images in the webui, using the same name.

It doesn't need to say 60, it's just returning your checkin time.

Very strange, I've tested in nearly every browser and I can't replicate this.

It's difficult to say without knowing more about your network. Theopenem can be installed on the same server as DHCP as long as you are not using Theopenem as a DHCP server with the pre-installed Tftpd32, which it sounds like you aren't. As long as your clients can reach the ip of your Theopenem server it should be working.

What browser were you using? Should work fine with just about anything?

That's fine, it's just displaying your checkin time

Probably isn't anything you can do right now, will need to get some updated kernels and such in the next version. You would probably need to use the WIE in the mean time.

Looks like a bug, I'll need to check out the sql that is generated.

Looks like you are deploying a legacy image to a computer booted to EFI. You need to boot in legacy mode or use an EFI image or create a universal image. You can check out the universal image video.

Can you post the deploy log?

Have you checked the deploy log for errors?

Difficult to say, guessing database didn't export or import correctly or dbencryption key is wrong.

I would just export them from the web interface like a typical install.