In my new house, I've had to resort to ethernet over powerline units. I
got TP-Link this time, and it works just fine.
Well, aside from when the power goes out. Also had to scatter UPS's in a
few spots since the TV and phone are
both on the network. Missed the fact that the powerline adapters
On Friday, June 12, 2020 at 6:55:11 AM UTC-6, Pat wrote:
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> Best part is no cloud dependencies and reliable timing. No problems at all
> here. I turn the Pi off over the winter to save the SD card from un-needed
> usage.
>
Pat, by default (these days anyway), the UI code and the forecasting
So it seems that part of the problem is that the support for gzipped data
from Darksky doesn't work (python(2 or 3) issue), so forcing (in code)
non-compressed queries
resolved that issue. This is using a clean install of 3.9.2. At this
point, I'm not sure I care about 4.1.1 or python3 :^),
Gary,
OpenSprinkler runs a simple cloud service where your unit sends your
location and it returns the percentage of your sprinkler
program to run based on recent precipitation and the forecast for your
area. I use a custom report to get precipitation
for the last 2 days in weewx,and ported
All,
I'm setting up weewx on current versions of everything, and once I
added the forecast module, I started
having problems. I haven't used the forecast module in the past, so not
too sure what to expect. Still using
the simulator while working things out.
The first was that weewx would
Just saw that Apple bought DarkSky, and the API will get disabled end of
2021. Also noticed that TheWeatherChannel's
web site is reporting as "by IBM" now.
Chris
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> A while ago, someone had copy/edited the rsync or ftp report to back up
> the database. Search the archive for that thread. Seemed like a slick
> solution to me.
>
The problem with an asynchronous cron job, is potentially making a copy of
the file while its being updated.
Chris
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Doesn't look like Cheetah actually installed. Did you check that last path
for existence and permissions?
I've never see a /private/tmp path before, so if the path is invalid, it
won't work. You can always create it
with the same permissions as /tmp, but I'd wonder why that is necessary in
Thanks, it was the first enabled report in the list. I've moved it to the
end now. The config setup is mostly the default for 3.9.1
for a Vantage station.
Chris
On Monday, September 23, 2019 at 5:04:20 PM UTC-7, gjr80 wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Reports are processed in the order listed in weewx.conf
Thanks. I don't think I have access to the web server config to go at it
from that angle, but since I'm post-processing
all the web pages anyway to change host names, I can add the actual
timestamps from the files while I'm at it.
Any other ideas on the report sequence? I can fiddle with that
All, this can't be a new thing, but using Chrome and weewx 3.9.1, the
graphs don't reload when refreshing the
web page. Rather than having to clear the image cache in Chrome's
Settings, is it reasonable to add a trick like this:
Hi,
I'm watching /var/log/messages, and noticed this:
Aug 31 18:45:16 pivue weewx[27341]: manager: Added record 2019-08-31
18:45:00 PDT (1567302300) to database 'weewx.sdb'
Aug 31 18:45:16 pivue weewx[27341]: manager: Added record 2019-08-31
18:45:00 PDT (1567302300) to daily summary in
Hi Tony,
I've set things up (udev, specify pid file path) so I don't have to run
as root. Vince, what changed was the FQDN of the filer (changed domain
names),
so that was the issue. It's a bit of a learning experience to have two
local domains. As an aside, I've got <2 weeks to figure
is successful next time
(rsync 3x/day for now).
Chris
On Wednesday, August 21, 2019 at 6:50:21 AM UTC-7, Graham Eddy wrote:
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> is it same user running ssh manually as weewx runs as?
>
> *Graham Eddy*
>
> On 21 Aug 2019, at 11:29 pm, Chris Richmond > wrote:
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Hi,
I'm not new to ssh and all, but this one doesn't make sense. I'm messing
around with
getting a set of hardware together for a move, and in the process ended up
with rsync
errors because of host keys. So... I removed the hostkey on the weewx end
and was
able to ssh without a password to
The other day my wife and I were enjoying the Oregon weather on the deck,
and happened to catch a
small bird that landed on the Vantage Vue's anemometer. He spun around 3-4
times and flew off. Too
bad we didn't catch it on video.
Chris
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Leon has it; posted mostly as a heads-up. Of course I googled first, and
the more relevent references were about RPi 3's and bluetooth and
the fact that there was a change where the uart(s) gets disabled by default
now. The /boot/config.txt has the uart enable, and /boot/cmdline.txt
has a
I've got a work-around, but just asking anyway...
While messing around getting a UPS set up for the new Vue setup I did an OS
update, which seems to have broken
udev or something related to getting /dev/serial0 created. udev was working
such that the weewx account could talk
to /dev/serial0
Found it. It was archive interval on the console side. Didn't find a way
to set it on the console itself,
but wee_device worked as expected.
Thx, Chris
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Hi, I've set up another station (Vantage Vue), and finally got things
worked out. Running 3.9.1, but
the thing is, the daily graphs are disconnected dots rather than lines.
Weekly are lines. The setup
is all stock using the Seasons skin. There isn't anything amusing in the
system logs.
>
> Sent Alco a prelim offer on the side. Would need a place to store this in
>> public at some point, I suppose.
>>
> Chris
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Hi, making good progress. Need to figure out what's up with json.loads.
Works in one case, not the other.
Other than that, the same script works from the command line or as a cgi,
which was on my to-do list for a while.
Chris
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Working on packaging things up. May take a few days. As for OS, their
default is a call to a cgi script they host somewhere.
I replaced that with something local that returns the necessary data,
including recent precipitation. It's been appearantly
working fine for months or more, but when I
I've done a similar thing to get the last 2 days precipitaiton from weewx
into OS. I actually replaced the whole CGI with a python script that pulls
forecast
data from OWM and DarkSky. At the time OS was using OWM, but not really
dealing with the data correctly and the calculated percentage
Only my humble opinion, but weewx isn't quite plug-and-play in the sense of
sending someone an sd card to install
and hoping for the best. You'd have to get all the details right
up-front. If the receiver isn't up to the job of finishing the
job, then at *least* enable some sort of remote
Thanks. I'm suspecting the time it did work was when I reinstalled and
used the generated config.
Since this case is about finding config data, the block that failed could
be getting the config section
by getting the value from station_type = in Station, then doing the
lookup. That would
I bought a VantageVue, and I thought I had this working once, but trying to
get weewx going again,
and it's failing to boot. It's set up almost exactly like the VP2 I've had
running a couple of years. The relevant
config is below, as are the errors. It turns out that the station_type
name
Thanks. Not sure *dpkg-reconfigure locales helped exactly, but I think the
problem*
*was trying to set things in .cshrc to a locale that didn't exist (ASCII).
I commented*
*all those out, and logged in again and get this:*
*pi2c:~> locale*
*LANG=C.UTF-8*
*LANGUAGE=en_US.UTF-8*
I'm sure this is simply, but I'm setting up a new RPi for a VantageVue and
tweaking extensions.py to check for good time.
When I ran this stand-alone, locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, '') failed.
pi2c_/home/weewx/bin/user> python
Python 2.7.13 (default, Sep 26 2018, 18:42:22)
[GCC 6.3.0
Well... it looks like I've got rev 3.6.2, but if the switch changed over
time, that's fine.
Thx, Chris
On Sat, Jan 27, 2018 at 4:32 PM, gjr80 wrote:
> On Sunday, 28 January 2018 10:05:37 UTC+10, tomn...@frontier.com wrote:
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>> To whom it may concern... :^) There are a
Thanks Tom. I did end up using leafWet2, and there are minor issues with
ints verses floats in what weewx
gets sent, but it all seems good at this point. Nope this was my fault
too... :^)
File "/home/weewx/bin/user/aclogger.py", line 405, in decode_data
pkt[pairs[0]] = int(pairs[1])
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