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codes:usermanual [2023/11/06 15:29] – [1.1.1. Download Eubrewnet's client] jlsolanocodes:usermanual [2025/02/14 14:07] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Either Either
  
-**a)** Download the client executable for Windows from [[http://eubrewnet.aemet.es/eubrewnet/static/files/client_exe.zip]], or the experimental Linux static binary from [[http://rbcce.aemet.es/eubrewnet/static/files/client_linuxstatic.zip]]+**a)** Download the client executable for Windows from [[http://eubrewnet.aemet.es/eubrewnet/static/files/client_exe.zip]], or the experimental Linux static binary from [[http://eubrewnet.aemet.es/eubrewnet/static/files/client_linuxstatic.zip]]
  
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 Depending on the version of Eubrewnet's software client, the files extracted will be Depending on the version of Eubrewnet's software client, the files extracted will be
  
-**a)** for the client executable for Windows: ''refresh.exe'' and ''example_client.ini''+**a)** for the client executable for Windows (Linux): ''refresh.exe'' (''refresh'') and ''example_client.ini''
  
 **b)** for client Python script: ''refresh.py'', ''example_client.ini'', ''refreshdb.py'', ''util.py'', ''xmlrpcproxy.py'', ''log.py'', ''alive.py'' (in total, 6 ''.py'' files and 1 ''.ini'')   **b)** for client Python script: ''refresh.py'', ''example_client.ini'', ''refreshdb.py'', ''util.py'', ''xmlrpcproxy.py'', ''log.py'', ''alive.py'' (in total, 6 ''.py'' files and 1 ''.ini'')  
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 ==== 1.1.4. Execute the client ==== ==== 1.1.4. Execute the client ====
  
-In the case of the client executable, just double click on ''refresh.exe''. +In the case of the client executable, in Windows just double click on ''refresh.exe'', and in Linux run ''./refresh'' from a terminal inside the refresh directory.  
  
 To execute the Python script, open a console/terminal, change to your work directory, and use the command ''python refresh.py''.  To execute the Python script, open a console/terminal, change to your work directory, and use the command ''python refresh.py''. 
  
 In both cases, you should see some information on the screen, but note that the window might open and close quite fast if you double-clicked on ''refresh.exe'' in Windows.  In both cases, you should see some information on the screen, but note that the window might open and close quite fast if you double-clicked on ''refresh.exe'' in Windows. 
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 +You can use the r argument in case you want to send files contained in subfolders of the input directory defined in the ini file. For example, on Linux you can run ''./refresh -r''.
  
 To save a log file, if using the client executable, run it from the console with the command ''refresh.exe >client.log''. If using the Python script, use the command ''python refresh.py > client.log'' To save a log file, if using the client executable, run it from the console with the command ''refresh.exe >client.log''. If using the Python script, use the command ''python refresh.py > client.log''
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 Eubrewnetweb interface provides access to a number of tools which can be used by the registered users to check the operational condition of each instrument. In the front page there is a map with the status of the Brewers which is stated using a code of colors: Eubrewnetweb interface provides access to a number of tools which can be used by the registered users to check the operational condition of each instrument. In the front page there is a map with the status of the Brewers which is stated using a code of colors:
  
-●       **RED**: CRITICAL+●       **GREEN**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED TODAY
  
-●       **ORANGE**: ERROR+●       **YELLOW**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED TODAY, BUT WITH WARNINGS
  
-●       **YELLOW**: WARNING+●       **ORANGE**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED TODAY, BUT WITH ERRORS
  
-●       **GREEN**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED TODAY+●       **RED**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED TODAY, BUT WITH CRITICAL ERRORS
  
 ●       **GREY**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED 24 HOURS AGO ●       **GREY**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED 24 HOURS AGO
  
-●       **BLACK**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED FIFTEEN DAYS AGO+●       **BLACK**: LATEST INFO RECEIVED IN THE LAST FIFTEEN DAYS
  
 To see the map (Figure 19) with the status of the Brewers, the registered user has to choose the option **Brewers** from the interface. Each Brewer represents a specific station, in which more than one Brewers may be operating. For each station, the status of the Brewer with the lowest serial number appears on the map. A list with the Brewers of the specific station appears when the user clicks on a brewer icon. To see the map (Figure 19) with the status of the Brewers, the registered user has to choose the option **Brewers** from the interface. Each Brewer represents a specific station, in which more than one Brewers may be operating. For each station, the status of the Brewer with the lowest serial number appears on the map. A list with the Brewers of the specific station appears when the user clicks on a brewer icon.
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