[ARGUS] radium remote file error

[Patrick Forsberg]

An additional comment about this option that I couldn't figure out from 
the documentation.

If you want to listen to more than one argi you can either use multiple 
lines like this
RADIUM_ARGUS_SERVER=argus://192.168.0.1:561
RADIUM_ARGUS_SERVER=argus://192.168.0.2:561

or put them all on one line
RADIUM_ARGUS_SERVER=argus://192.168.0.1:561 argus://192.168.0.2:561

I also think you can combine this if you have many sensors and don't 
want long lines in the configuratio file

That you can have multiple sensors on the same line is probably what 
causes the error.

/Patrick

On 2025-10-24 14:13, Patrick Forsberg wrote:
> I found the error causing this, and it was inline commenting that 
> doesn't work for RADIUM_ARGUS_SERVER, ie
> RADIUM_ARGUS_SERVER=argus://192.168.0.1:561 // sensor1
>
> Is not a valid entry in radium.conf, it has to be
> # sensor1
> RADIUM_ARGUS_SERVER=argus://192.168.0.1:561
>
> /Patrick
>
> On 2025-10-23 21:33, Patrick Forsberg wrote:
>> I run radium connecting to two remote argi
>>
>> Running 'ra -S localhost' produces what looks like good output, but 
>> the radium instance outputs this
>>
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:09.720990 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:10.771015 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:12.757519 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:13.762791 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:19.795728 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:20.821817 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:22.773869 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>> radium[1758130]: 21:19:23.775306 remote file error recv 0 bytes, 
>> Operation now in progress
>>
>> Is this a "real" error or is it just that one of the remote argi 
>> isn't outputing data at the time?
>>
>> argus is running 3.0.8.3 and radium is 3.0.8.4
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Patrick Forsberg
>> Chalmers University of Technology
>>