I missed that little detail, the wiki shows separate lines, I just was so
happy I managed to get the sensor data into a file
I now have a two line txt file and both readings are picked up by the
fileparse driver.
Thanks.
On Friday, January 6, 2017 at 9:51:13 PM UTC-8, Andrew Milner
shouldn't each reading be on a separate line - so it should be
soilTemp1=60.64
pressure=29.54
rather than
soilTemp1=60.64 pressure=29.54
On Saturday, 7 January 2017 07:23:27 UTC+2, Ralph Underwood wrote:
> I made a change so that only the pressure value shows up in my txt file
> and it works!
I made a change so that only the pressure value shows up in my txt file and
it works! Maybe tomorrow I can figure out what is wrong with the
temperature.
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Here is the log after starting Weewx:
Jan 6 20:52:01 ruWX CRON[2310]: (pi) CMD (sudo python
/usr/share/weewx/user/ru-work.py # JOB_ID_2)
Jan 6 20:52:05 ruWX systemd[1]: Starting LSB: weewx weather system...
Jan 6 20:52:05 ruWX weewx[2347]: engine: Initializing weewx version 3.6.2
Jan 6 20:52:
I used wee_extension to install fileparse.py and now I am stumped with this
error: fileparse: cannot read value for '61.34,29.534': invalid literal for
float(): 61.34,29.534
Appears that I might have to do some more studying about floats and such.
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I decided to try the barometer sensor on the RPi i2c bus.
I have managed to get data from the sensor and write out a text file in
/var/tmp/wxdata. I have a cron job overwrite the file every minute (for
now) with fresh readings.
Attempting to follow the directions in FileParse.py gets me this
