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MyController on Raspberry Pi dies when serial gateway disconnects

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    vobi
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    Hi all,

    Anyone who runs MyController on Raspberry Pi could please check if the Controller service dies when You phisically disconnects the Gateway USB cable? It looks like this happens in my case.
    Any advice how can I overcome this? Maybe check every x minutes if Controller still alive?

    Thanks You!

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      Hi all,

      Anyone who runs MyController on Raspberry Pi could please check if the Controller service dies when You phisically disconnects the Gateway USB cable? It looks like this happens in my case.
      Any advice how can I overcome this? Maybe check every x minutes if Controller still alive?

      Thanks You!

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      jkandasa
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      @vobi Can you switch your serial driver Auto to jSerialComm on gateway settings?
      You can configure Cron job on your RPI to trigger mycontroller/bin/start.sh If it is running, nothing to do.

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