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First of all connect to the emonWRT with SSH. | First of all connect to the emonWRT with SSH. | ||
Use [ | Use [http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe Putty] program if you are on windows. Just open a terminal in Linux. User is root and default password is admin. | ||
You will need to issue the ps command to find the process number of the forwarder program: | |||
$ ps | grep emon | $ ps | grep emon | ||
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$ kill 1280 | $ kill 1280 | ||
You can now run the process manually like so: | |||
$ /usr/bin/emonwrt_forwarder.sh | $ /usr/bin/emonwrt_forwarder.sh -d | ||
The forwarder will run and output debuging information in the terminal. You can stop it anytime using the Ctrl^C. | |||
Revision as of 18:55, 18 May 2014
First of all connect to the emonWRT with SSH. Use Putty program if you are on windows. Just open a terminal in Linux. User is root and default password is admin.
You will need to issue the ps command to find the process number of the forwarder program:
$ ps | grep emon
From the output of this command you should see a line with /usr/bin/emonwrt_forwarder.sh. Take a note of the first number on that line (say it is 1280). It should look like:
1280 root 1536 S {emonwrt_forward} /bin/sh /usr/bin/emonwrt_forwarder.sh
then kill the process with:
$ kill 1280
You can now run the process manually like so:
$ /usr/bin/emonwrt_forwarder.sh -d
The forwarder will run and output debuging information in the terminal. You can stop it anytime using the Ctrl^C.