CumulusMX works well.
I still have some details to improve:
MySQL:
The table "realtime" is updated every 5 seconds, but I'd like to do it every 5 minutes.
How I can get it?
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update realtime table every 5 minutes (Solved)
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update realtime table every 5 minutes (Solved)
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Re: update realtime table every 5 minutes
It's updated at the realtime interval that you have configured, so if you want realtime updates of 5 minutes, change that setting. Or use a 'custom' MySQL update.
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Re: update realtime table every 5 minutes
Thanks for your help Steve
MYSQL I'm trying to customize the "Custom.inf" file:
What values have to put in CustomMYSql to actualize it every 5 minutes?
MYSQL I'm trying to customize the "Custom.inf" file:
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[MySQL][/b]
Host = xx
Port = 3306
User = xx
Pass = xx
Database = xx
MonthlyMySqlEnabled = 1
RealtimeMySqlEnabled = 0
DayfileMySqlEnabled = 1
MonthlyTable = monthly
DayfileTable = dayfile
RealtimeTable = realtime
RealtimeRetention =
CustomMySqlSecondsCommandString =
CustomMySqlMinutesCommandString =
CustomMySqlRolloverCommandString =
CustomMySqlSecondsEnabled = 0
CustomMySqlMinutesEnabled = 0
CustomMySqlRolloverEnabled = 0
CustomMySqlSecondsInterval = 300
CustomMySqlMinutesIntervalIndex = 4
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Re: update realtime table every 5 minutes
I don't know how you can do that but please do not place passwords on the forum
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Re: update realtime table every 5 minutes (Solved)
I don't know what the Custom.inf file is, but if you want to create a custom MySQL upload at an interval of 5 minutes, you should use the "Custom upload - minutes interval" section on the MySQL page in the MX user interface. See the post where I announced the facility for more information.
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Re: update realtime table every 5 minutes (Solved)
Hi Steve
The problem I had was that when setting up the "Realtime Interval" I thought the value was referring to minutes ...
Once I've set to the value 300, it has solved the problem.
Greetings and thank you very much for help
Javier
The problem I had was that when setting up the "Realtime Interval" I thought the value was referring to minutes ...
Once I've set to the value 300, it has solved the problem.
Greetings and thank you very much for help
Javier
