Webdyn WebdynSunPM - 4.1.1 Configuration Directory Structure

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USER MANUAL – WebdynSunPM
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- A login and a password: The parameters are used to define the FTP account to be used.
- A root directory: The root directory can be “/”, the FTP server root directory, or a series
of sub-directories (for example: “/WebdynSunPM/00CF4/”).
You can configure your concentrator remotely from your FTP server. This is only possible if
your WebdynSunPM is properly configured to upload and synchronise its configuration on an
FTP server.
Server tree structure:
The FTP server must have the tree structure specific to the WebdynSunPM product. The
concentrator proposes one by default but it can be customised. This architecture must exist
on the FTP server before the first connection because the concentrator does not create the
directories.
Below the root directory, the FTP server must have the following directories:
Name
Rights
Description
/CONFIG
Read/Write
Contains the configuration files.
The concentrator configuration uploaded by
the concentrator is in the following format:
“<uid>_config.ini”
The connection interface configuration
uploaded by the concentrator is in the
following format:
“<uid>_daq.csv”
The connection schedule configuration
uploaded by the concentrator is in the
following format:
“<uid>_var.ini”
The connection schedule configuration
uploaded by the concentrator is in the
following format:
“<uid>_scl.ini”
/DEF
Read/Write
Contains the definition files.
The definition file has the following format:
“<uid>_<interface>_<comment>.csv”
/SCRIPT
Read/Write
Contains the script files.
The script file has the following format:
“<comment>.lua”
/CERT
Read/Write
Contains the certificates.
The certificate has the following format:
“<comment>.pem”
/DATA
Write
Contains the collected data.
The data file name is in the following format:
“<uid>_<interface>_<timestamp>.csv.gz”