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…ted OCPP logs for easier access. Signed-off-by: Christian Weissmann <[email protected]>
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I use this repo for testing my setup. For that I often would like to see the OCPP logs on the charger side.
I have added a Python server that serves up the logs that can be found as stated in the readme. Since this repo is not for production use but rather for demonstration purposes I figured others might also benefit from this.
To run the Python server I add a line to the front of the
run-silscripts which runs the python server in the background.