[weewx-user] Re: Help WeeWx on Synology using Docker

[Jon Brown]

I should have added.  My only real goal is to get my old Acurite Bridge 
working again and reporting to WU or PWS.  Which as I understand it 
requires an interceptor driver.


On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 7:15:03 PM UTC-8, Jon Brown wrote:
>
> Can anyone point to a guide for getting WeeWx up and running on Synology? 
> Preferably in a docker container?
>
> After a lot of digging and trying I've been unable to get anything to work.
>
> Most non-docker solutions  point to 
> https://davies-barnard.co.uk/2013/12/synology-weewx-installation-setup/ 
> which is offline, but I found here 
> https://web.archive.org/web/20141001071407/https://davies-barnard.co.uk/2013/12/synology-weewx-installation-setup/
>
> Most docker w/ interceptor solution point here: 
> https://github.com/MrNonoss/WeewX-Docker
> But I'm at a loss as to how to turn a git repo into a docker image, 
> normally load them directly from docker hub.
>
> I feel like everything I've seen is missing several steps or simply says 
> "you'll have to configure things", without making clear what needs 
> configuring of how.
>  
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[weewx-user] Re: Configuration management with WeeWX

[mwall]

On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 10:36:17 PM UTC-5, Ben Cotton wrote:
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> Does anyone else have experience with this?
>

first of all, be sure you distinguish between installation and upgrade.  
i've used configuration tools (ansible, salt, etc) to do hundreds of system 
installations, but that is a different process/configuration than using 
them to upgrade existing installations.

as far as weewx is concerned, the skins are backward compatible - an 
existing skin should work without modification with a new weewx release (we 
go out of our way to ensure that changes to weewx will not break existing 
skins).  the weewx configuration file *may* need to be modified - an 
existing weewx configuration file *might* need to be modified to work with 
a new weewx release (a change from x.y.n to x.y.m should be ok, but a 
change from x.y.0 to x.z.0 might require modifications)

if you *do* use the configuration tool to do upgrades, there are two 
different approaches:

option 1: let weewx handle the upgrades.  with this approach, you would 
make the configuration management tool invoke setup.py or apt-get in order 
to modify the weewx configuration file.

option 2: make the configuration management tool handle the upgrades.  with 
this approach, you just put the new weewx configuration file into the 
configuration tool, and let it overwrite any existing configuration.

btw, this also applies to weewx extensions.  you can either invoke 
wee_extension or you can have the configuration tool drop the skins/.py 
files into the appropriate locations.

m

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[weewx-user] Configuration management with WeeWX

[Ben Cotton]

After far too long, I'm getting my server configs into Ansible. But looking 
at WeeWX, it doesn't seem like it would like that. Specifically the way it 
merges existing and new configs on an upgrade and the "Do not modify this. 
It is used when installing and updating weewx." in the config file. I found 
a playbook (https://github.com/digitalbear/ansible.weewx) that just 
clobbers the post-upgrade config file. Does anyone else have experience 
with this?

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[weewx-user] Help WeeWx on Synology using Docker

[Jon Brown]

Can anyone point to a guide for getting WeeWx up and running on Synology? 
Preferably in a docker container?

After a lot of digging and trying I've been unable to get anything to work.

Most non-docker solutions  point 
to https://davies-barnard.co.uk/2013/12/synology-weewx-installation-setup/ 
which is offline, but I found here 
https://web.archive.org/web/20141001071407/https://davies-barnard.co.uk/2013/12/synology-weewx-installation-setup/

Most docker w/ interceptor solution point here: 
https://github.com/MrNonoss/WeewX-Docker
But I'm at a loss as to how to turn a git repo into a docker image, 
normally load them directly from docker hub.

I feel like everything I've seen is missing several steps or simply says 
"you'll have to configure things", without making clear what needs 
configuring of how.
 

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[weewx-user] Re: Installing rtl-sdr and rtl-433 on Raspberry Pi

[mwall]

On Monday, December 16, 2019 at 7:22:43 AM UTC-5, Gert Andersen wrote:
>
>
> Now I get data for the Standard reports, but Rain Rate and Daily Rain are 
> wrong. Although it has not rained, I have a value for RR and DR. 
>

that is because you have assigned 'rain' to be 'rain_total'.  

you do not need (and should not specify) 'rain' in the sensor_map, but you 
should specify 'rain_total' in the sensor map.

'rain' is a delta measurement (amount of rain in a period), whereas 
'rain_total' is a cumulative measurement (total amount of rain).

'rain' is calculated from 'rain_total'.  in the weewx-sdr driver, this is 
handle by the 'deltas' definition.  see the comments in the sdr.py code for 
details.

this is what you want:


[SDR]
...
[[sensor_map]]
...
rain_total = rain_total.157.FOWH65BPacket


m

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[weewx-user] Re: Belchertown skin 1.0 released!

[Pat]

It's not straight forward, but it's doable with patience. You would need to 
edit the header to add the page to the navigation bar. Then add a new page 
like the about folder has. Add that page to the skin.conf (again, like the 
about page), and then you can use my about page example 
 to see how to add a div, 
and get the chart to show up in that div. 

On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 4:29:07 AM UTC-5, Stefan wrote:
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> Hello everybody.
> I would like to have this graphic displayed alone, i.e. with a separate link, 
> so that I can only give this graphic to someone who then installs it via 
> iframe. What do I have to do? 
> Many thanks for your help.
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> Am Samstag, 1. Juni 2019 18:57:56 UTC+2 schrieb Pat:
>
>> Belchertown skin 1.0 is released!
>>
>> This update contains a lot of updates and changes including *an entire 
>> rewrite of the Highcharts system* which allows you to make almost any 
>> graph you want for almost any time span you want. You can see some examples 
>> of the charts you can make on the BelchertownWeather.com website graphs 
>> page .
>>
>> You can add/remove/change/reorder any chart, change colors, add 
>> observation plots, categorize for all time. Almost anything you want to do 
>> is available! The skin comes with the standard 4 charts ready to go, but 
>> there's extensive Belchertown Charts Documentation 
>> 
>>  
>> which can help you get started. 
>>
>> In addition to the Charts there's now a dark mode (which has an 
>> auto-switching mode based on sunset/sunrise), more flexibility for 
>> translations, user customized station observation table which is updated in 
>> real time if the MQTT Websockets are enabled, and a lot more. Check the 
>> release notes for all the details! 
>>
>> You can download the latest release here 
>> ,
>>  
>> and read all of the details on the changes here: 
>> https://github.com/poblabs/weewx-belchertown/releases
>>
>> *Note: You cannot upgrade from Belchertown 0.9 and older*. You must 
>> uninstall everything and reinstall new. This is due to the Chart system 
>> being fully rewritten and the potential for conflicts. Please read this 
>> upgrade guide if you are upgrading from an older version of Belchertown skin 
>> 
>> . 
>>
>> Thanks to all the beta testers and translators over the last couple of 
>> months help me iron out all the kinks and shape the skin in a way that can 
>> be translated a little easier! 
>>
>> Attached are some examples of the charts that can be made. If you find 
>> any issues, you can reply here or open an issue on the Belchertown skin 
>> GitHub page . 
>>
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[weewx-user] Re: Belchertown with multiple NWS alerts

[Pat]

Don't blame "me", blame darksky. Each one of those alerts is unique, with a 
unique ID and unique URL. I have no idea why darksky shows so many of them 
but this comes up a lot. Since it's unique I have no way to really filter 
it down in a way that would not omit an important one. 

On Friday, December 20, 2019 at 9:01:14 PM UTC-5, vince wrote:
>
> Pat - see attached - I think we get the picture.  It's wet here :-)
>
> Seriously though - if there are lots of NWS alerts, they kinda take the 
> whole screen up eventually.  Wondering if there's a better way to only show 
> the latest, or some alternate presentation during an many alerts period of 
> time.
>
> This is the dev branch/python3/weewx4beta if that matters.
>
> Obviously a low priority, if it needs working at all, but I thought I'd 
> mention it.
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

[Graham Eddy]

from sqlite3 use datetime function to display dateTime field in more meaningful 
way
(names ‘datetime’ function in sqlite3 and ‘dateTime’ field in weewx database 
being so similar is coincidence..)

example showing the rain for the last entry (i.e. maximum dateTime) in weewx 
database
  $ sqlite3 weewx.sdb
  sqlite> select datetime(max(dateTime), "unixepoch”, "localtime"), rain from 
archive;

Graham Eddy

> On 23 Dec 2019, at 8:51 am, Dana Roode  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this year, I 
> replaced it a few weeks back.  There were some spurious high readings, plus 
> my testing generated false readings.  The data indicates over 60 inches of 
> rain in my desert location this year.  I'd like to find the bad values and 
> zero them out, and I see how to do this with sqlite3 on the database if I 
> understood the data fields.  "rain" is the field in the archive tables, but I 
> don't know what time period thats for.  The dateTime field has numbers like 
> 1539650100 and I don't know how to convert to something meanful.
> 
> Is there documentation on the database schema and fields somewhere?  I 
> haven't found it in the wiki information.  
> 
> Any pointers would be appreciated.
> 
>   Dana Roode
> 
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Re: [weewx-user] Future Time Preventing Database Updates

[Ken Waters]

Perfect, that was the missing link that got things straight again.  Thanks
Gary!

Ken

On Sat, Dec 21, 2019 at 2:21 AM gjr80  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Looks like changes on both fronts, utility name and command. I think you
> will find the wee_device utility and the —clear-memory action (
> http://www.weewx.com/docs/hardware.htm#vantage_clear_console_memory45)
> will do what you want.
>
> Gary
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Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

[Thomas Keffer]

The database schema is described in the section *The database
* in the
Customizing Guide. It also describes the field dateTime.

The field rain is the amount of rain that fell in that archive record. For
an archive interval of, say, 5 minutes, this would be the amount of rain
that fell during that 5 minutes.

Also, see the Wiki article *Cleaning up old 'bad' data
*. It may
help.

-tk



On Sun, Dec 22, 2019 at 2:51 PM Dana Roode  wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this year,
> I replaced it a few weeks back.  There were some spurious high readings,
> plus my testing generated false readings.  The data indicates over 60
> inches of rain in my desert location this year.  I'd like to find the bad
> values and zero them out, and I see how to do this with sqlite3 on the
> database if I understood the data fields.  "rain" is the field in the
> archive tables, but I don't know what time period thats for.  The dateTime
> field has numbers like 1539650100 and I don't know how to convert to
> something meanful.
>
> Is there documentation on the database schema and fields somewhere?  I
> haven't found it in the wiki information.
>
> Any pointers would be appreciated.
>
>   Dana Roode
>
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Re: [weewx-user] 32 bit or 64 bit Debian

[Thomas Keffer]

I have a very old Fit-PC that is incapable of running 64-bit software, so I
use the 32-bit version of Debian on it. It works fine.

While either will work, if you have a choice, you should go with 64-bit.
Very little 32-bit software is being maintained these days.

-tk

On Sun, Dec 22, 2019 at 2:27 PM Clay Croom  wrote:

> I recently purchased a used Fit-pc4 which has a 64bit capable processor.
> Should I use 32 bit or 64 bit Debian since the computer will only be ran in
> headless mode and used exclusively for weewx?  Just looking for thoughts
> from the group?  I'm moving from an old Dell Mini 9 that has started to
> give some signs of trouble.  Clay
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Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

[Dana Roode]

Thanks Greg!  I am running on Unix, so this is very helpful.   Dana

On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 1:55:16 PM UTC-8, Greg Troxel wrote:
>
> Dana Roode > writes: 
>
> > Hello, 
> > 
> > I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this 
> year, 
> > I replaced it a few weeks back.  There were some spurious high readings, 
> > plus my testing generated false readings.  The data indicates over 60 
> > inches of rain in my desert location this year.  I'd like to find the 
> bad 
> > values and zero them out, and I see how to do this with sqlite3 on the 
> > database if I understood the data fields.  "rain" is the field in the 
> > archive tables, but I don't know what time period thats for.  The 
> dateTime 
> > field has numbers like 1539650100 and I don't know how to convert to 
> > something meanful. 
>
> I would guess that rain is either the rain that arrived in that archive 
> interval, or some sort of cumulative value. 
>
> The dateTime is in seconds since the Unix epoch, which was 
> 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z (Jan 1, 1970, midnight UTC). 
>
> On Unix, date -r will take that and convert it to human time.  This is 
> just what is does normally, except it uses the provided value vs 
> gettimeofday(). 
>
>   $ date -r 1539650100 
>   Mon Oct 15 20:35:00 EDT 2018 
>
> which isn't a few weeks ago. 
>
> On windows, you could install Unix and then run date -r.  Probably 
> there's an easier way... 
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

[Greg Troxel]

Dana Roode  writes:

> Hello,
>
> I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this year, 
> I replaced it a few weeks back.  There were some spurious high readings, 
> plus my testing generated false readings.  The data indicates over 60 
> inches of rain in my desert location this year.  I'd like to find the bad 
> values and zero them out, and I see how to do this with sqlite3 on the 
> database if I understood the data fields.  "rain" is the field in the 
> archive tables, but I don't know what time period thats for.  The dateTime 
> field has numbers like 1539650100 and I don't know how to convert to 
> something meanful.

I would guess that rain is either the rain that arrived in that archive
interval, or some sort of cumulative value.

The dateTime is in seconds since the Unix epoch, which was
1970-01-01T00:00:00Z (Jan 1, 1970, midnight UTC).

On Unix, date -r will take that and convert it to human time.  This is
just what is does normally, except it uses the provided value vs
gettimeofday().

  $ date -r 1539650100
  Mon Oct 15 20:35:00 EDT 2018

which isn't a few weeks ago.

On windows, you could install Unix and then run date -r.  Probably
there's an easier way...

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[weewx-user] Removing erroneous rain readings from the database

[Dana Roode]

Hello,

I've had some issues with the rain collector on my Vantage Pro2 this year, 
I replaced it a few weeks back.  There were some spurious high readings, 
plus my testing generated false readings.  The data indicates over 60 
inches of rain in my desert location this year.  I'd like to find the bad 
values and zero them out, and I see how to do this with sqlite3 on the 
database if I understood the data fields.  "rain" is the field in the 
archive tables, but I don't know what time period thats for.  The dateTime 
field has numbers like 1539650100 and I don't know how to convert to 
something meanful.

Is there documentation on the database schema and fields somewhere?  I 
haven't found it in the wiki information.  

Any pointers would be appreciated.

  Dana Roode

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[weewx-user] 32 bit or 64 bit Debian

[Clay Croom]

I recently purchased a used Fit-pc4 which has a 64bit capable processor.  
Should I use 32 bit or 64 bit Debian since the computer will only be ran in 
headless mode and used exclusively for weewx?  Just looking for thoughts 
from the group?  I'm moving from an old Dell Mini 9 that has started to 
give some signs of trouble.  Clay

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[weewx-user] Re: [ANNOUNCE] weewx-aqi: A Plugin for Air Quality Index Calculations

[Muireadach O Connor]

Thanks very much for taking the time to write this.
Does the current version support the Luftdaten.info type sensors out of the 
box so to speak?, I had a read of the instructions on Github for using with 
other sensors and I'm not really sure i'd know where to start though I'd 
certainly give it a go once I see what the generated data looks like. 

Many thanks,

Muireadach.

On Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 7:48:16 AM UTC+1, jonathan koren wrote:
>
>
> I'd like to announce a new plugin for WeeWx, weewx-aqi 
> .
>  
> weewx-aqi calculates various air quality indices using data from a linked 
> air quality sensor, such as weewx-purpleair 
> .
>  
> An air quality index, is a government defined scaled that is meant to 
> succinctly describe how safe the air is. weewx-aqi can currently calculate 
> the following AQIs:
>
> * Canada's Air Quality Health Index
> * India's National Air Quality Index
> * Mexico's Índice Metropolitano de la Calidad del Aire
> * United Kingdom's Daily Air Quality Index
> * United States's Air Quality Index
> * United States's NowCast Air Quality Index
>
> Download link: 
> https://github.com/jonathankoren/weewx-aqi/releases/tag/v1.0.0
>
> I personally use this plugin with my Purple Air sensor to calculate a PM 
> 2.5 NowCast AQI. I hope others find this interesting and/or useful. I 
> especially would like to hear from anyone that has an air quality sensor 
> integrated into WeeWx that is not a Purple Air, as the plugin is written to 
> be as sensor agnostic as possible. Finally, requests for additional AQIs 
> are welcome. (Coming soon, the European Air Quality Index.)
>
> Thanks.
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[weewx-user] Re: Belchertown skin 1.0 released!

[Stefan]

Hello everybody.
I would like to have this graphic displayed alone, i.e. with a separate link, 
so that I can only give this graphic to someone who then installs it via 
iframe. What do I have to do? 
Many thanks for your help.



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Am Samstag, 1. Juni 2019 18:57:56 UTC+2 schrieb Pat:

> Belchertown skin 1.0 is released!
>
> This update contains a lot of updates and changes including *an entire 
> rewrite of the Highcharts system* which allows you to make almost any 
> graph you want for almost any time span you want. You can see some examples 
> of the charts you can make on the BelchertownWeather.com website graphs 
> page .
>
> You can add/remove/change/reorder any chart, change colors, add 
> observation plots, categorize for all time. Almost anything you want to do 
> is available! The skin comes with the standard 4 charts ready to go, but 
> there's extensive Belchertown Charts Documentation 
> 
>  
> which can help you get started. 
>
> In addition to the Charts there's now a dark mode (which has an 
> auto-switching mode based on sunset/sunrise), more flexibility for 
> translations, user customized station observation table which is updated in 
> real time if the MQTT Websockets are enabled, and a lot more. Check the 
> release notes for all the details! 
>
> You can download the latest release here 
> ,
>  
> and read all of the details on the changes here: 
> https://github.com/poblabs/weewx-belchertown/releases
>
> *Note: You cannot upgrade from Belchertown 0.9 and older*. You must 
> uninstall everything and reinstall new. This is due to the Chart system 
> being fully rewritten and the potential for conflicts. Please read this 
> upgrade guide if you are upgrading from an older version of Belchertown skin 
> 
> . 
>
> Thanks to all the beta testers and translators over the last couple of 
> months help me iron out all the kinks and shape the skin in a way that can 
> be translated a little easier! 
>
> Attached are some examples of the charts that can be made. If you find any 
> issues, you can reply here or open an issue on the Belchertown skin 
> GitHub page . 
>

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