Gasboy SiteOmat Maintenance Manual User Manual
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SiteOmat Setup and Maintenance Manual – MDE 4817G
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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8-5.4.5.
Debug Log ................................................................................................................. 217
8-5.4.6.
Admin Commands..................................................................................................... 218
8-5.4.7.
System Information ................................................................................................... 219
8-5.4.8.
Change Password....................................................................................................... 219
8-5.4.9.
Exit ............................................................................................................................ 219
8-6. LINUX COMMANDS........................................................................................................ 220
8-6.1.
df (Displays file-system information) ............................................................................ 220
8-6.2.
ifconfig (Command line tool to check all network cards/interfaces) ............................. 220
8-6.3.
Ping (Sends test packets to a specified server to check if it is responding properly)..... 220
8-6.4.
ps (Lists all existing processes on the server) ................................................................ 221
8-6.5.
top (Displays many system statistics and details regarding active processes) ............... 221
8-6.6.
grep (Filter output of other programs)............................................................................ 221
8-6.7.
vim (Text editor) ............................................................................................................ 222
8-6.8.
less (Text file viewer)..................................................................................................... 222
8-6.9.
tail (Display continuously file added lines).................................................................... 222
8-6.10. cd (Change current directory) ........................................................................................ 222
8-6.11. pwd (Show current directory) ........................................................................................ 222
8-6.12. ls (List directory) ............................................................................................................ 223
8-6.13. history (Show last typed commands) ............................................................................. 223
8-6.14. telnet (Open connection to IP port) ................................................................................ 223
8-6.15. script ............................................................................................................................... 223
8-6.16. Useful Linux Files .......................................................................................................... 223
8-7. SQLITE HANDLING......................................................................................................... 223
8-7.1.
Getting Inside the Directory of the DB Files & Start a Session of SQLite .................... 224
8-7.2.
Display all the Tables that are Inside a DB file.............................................................. 226
8-7.3.
Display the Types of each Field inside the Table .......................................................... 227
8-7.4.
Display all the Content that is Stored inside a Table ..................................................... 228
8-8. FHO HANDLING FOR SMALL SITES ........................................................................... 231
8-9. EVENTS / ALARMS ......................................................................................................... 231
8-9.1.
Events ............................................................................................................................. 231
8-9.2.
Logs ................................................................................................................................ 232
8-9.3.
Alarms ............................................................................................................................ 233
8-10. ORCU BOX LEDS ............................................................................................................. 235
8-11. RS-232 CONNECTOR ....................................................................................................... 238
8-12. ORCU CONNECTION VIA RS-232 ................................................................................. 239