Glad it worked out.
-tk
On Tue, Oct 16, 2018 at 6:17 AM trrisner wrote:
> Solution found.
>
> The instructions
> sudo yum install python-cheetah
> do not work for whatever reason.
>
> However doin a
>
> sudo yum install python27-cheetah.x86_64
> does the trick.
>
> EC2 instance is an Amazon Lin
Solution found.
The instructions
sudo yum install python-cheetah
do not work for whatever reason.
However doin a
sudo yum install python27-cheetah.x86_64
does the trick.
EC2 instance is an Amazon Linux flavor that is "red hat like" so this may
be the difference, and may have different pyt
WeeWX does not deal directly with Cheetah. It depends on Python to locate
and load any modules that it uses.
To see where Python is looking, you can run this:
*python -c "import sys; print sys.path"*
Going back to something you said earlier: "cheetah-2.6 is located at
/usr/bin/". That would be a
TK
Can you tell me where weewx expects Cheetah to be located?
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No worries TK.
Confirmed that "no module named Cheetah" is the issue.
Still working on the rest.
Thanks!
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Sorry. Let me a little more explicit. But, first, let's try an experiment.
Try running this:
*python -c "import Cheetah; print Cheetah.__file__"*
This will double check to see if the problem is what we think it is: that
Python cannot find the Cheetah module. If you get an error message "No
module
cheetah-2.6 is located at /usr/bin/
python is located at the same place.
I could use some help on "run weewx with a PYTHONPATH..."
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For some reason, python is not finding the Cheetah module. You'll have to
figure out where yum installed it, then either run weewx with a PYTHONPATH
that specifies the location, or use a symbolic link from a more traditional
Python library location to the location.
-tk
On Mon, Oct 15, 2018 at 3:
I've installed weewx and it is up and running. Images are getting updated
with the default install data, but there is no index.html getting created.
I'm using Amazon's linux ec2 unit with Red Hat 7.2.1-2
python 2.7.14
and yes, i've run the
sudo yum install python-configobj
sudo yum install pyth
