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fzankl · ‎08-21-2024

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. To request the data via the Data Layer directly seems to be the right way.

fzankl · ‎08-20-2024

Hi everyone, to get some device specific parameters we want to use the EtherCat Master API directly. Using HTTPS and the IP address of the ctrlX CORE everything works as expected. Is there a way to request data form the EtherCat Master API using Unix Sockets such as the license API? (So that there is no need for HTTPS and a valid bearer token) Can anybody provide an example which plug is required and what's the correct path to the socket file? Thanks in advance. Regards, Fabian

fzankl · ‎02-28-2024

Hi Nick, the issue was based on a kind of misconfiguration - everything works as expected. As an improvement for the documentation: It might be good for clarification to remove the reference to tmpfs if nothing is required at this point. Regards, Fabian

fzankl · ‎02-27-2024

Hi Nick, thanks for your suggestion. When try to write a file directly to /tmp using a .NET-based application I get an unauthorized access exception (permission denied). Is there anything else I have to consider? Regards, Fabian

fzankl · ‎02-27-2024

Hi everyone, within the docs for license handling there is a note to perists the acquired license to tmpfs to prevent blocked licenses in case of a faulty app state. Can anybody provide an example how to configure tmps within snapcraft.yaml so that the id of the acquired license can be persisted by the app? Thanks in advance. Regards, Fabian

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Re: EtherCat Master API via Unix Socket

EtherCat Master API via Unix Socket

Re: Example how to configure tmpfs to persist an acquired license

Re: Example how to configure tmpfs to persist an acquired license

Example how to configure tmpfs to persist an acquired license