This guide describes the sequence of steps you should follow if you want to use your Google account to log in to the monitoring site.
On the Wialon tab of the administration system, find the monitoring site (Wialon Web type) which you want to access using Google authorization and click Change next to its name. On the Advanced tab of the site settings, enable the Google authorization option.
The https protocol should be used for the selected monitoring site.
As a result, the Log in with Google caption is displayed on the login page of the monitoring system. It allows logging in to the system using the connected Google account.
This guide describes the sequence of steps you should follow if you want to upgrade Wialon Local from version 1704 to version 1804.
In order for Wialon local version 1704 and above to function correctly, the Node.js 6.x package is required. Support for older versions of Node.js, starting with the release of 1804, is discontinued.
The official Debian 8 and Debian 9 repositories include earlier versions of packages. When installing from our distribution package, the required Node.js version is installed automatically.
Log in to the terminal on behalf of the main user (root) and run the following commands:
cd /home/wialon/wlocal/ service wlocal stop ./adf_script stop apt-get install -y curl curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_6.x | bash - apt-get install -y nodejs npm -g install forever npm install chown -R wialon:wialon /home/wialon/ service wlocal restart
To update Node.js, you can also contact technical support. In this case, in the letter specify SSH credentials (IP, login and password) to access the server console.
The instruction is also located on the official site of the Node.js developer.