Thinking about unattended operation (i.e. in a holiday home), would it be possible to make use of the watchdog in the pi and if there's an issue, reboot the pi and re-start (automatically) the EIoT server?
I wasn't really after *regular* reboots, just something to monitor if the web server is up and running and if not only *then* to reboot the pi and restart the server.
skywatch wrote: Thinking about unattended operation (i.e. in a holiday home), would it be possible to make use of the watchdog in the pi and if there's an issue, reboot the pi and re-start (automatically) the EIoT server?
Skywatch.
maybe, but not in first plan. There are two freezes:
-EasyIoT server freezes - this maybe can be solved with some script and cron as cdj suggested. Script can start service or reboot Raspberry
-Raspberry Pi freezes - in BMC is HW WD. This require program implementation in EasyIoT server
My Raspberry is running more than half a year without problem.