Thank you! It works!
For those curious, I've got Meteobridge every 15 seconds doing an HTTP call
(under Services):
Actually, that’s not quite right. In the absence of a dateTime field the
fileparse driver will use system time. If a dateTime field is provided it
should override the default. The dateTime field should be an epoch timestamp,
fileparse will return it as a float rather than an int, that may cause
Um, fileparse does not obtain a timestamp from the file. The timestamp (WeeWX
field dateTime) is taken as the WeeWX system time at the time the data file is
read. Or are you using a modified fileparse driver.
Gary
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Okay, I have most of something working using an HTTP call from Meteobridge
to php that outputs a file, and fileparse parses it.
Right now, thought, I'm running into an issue with the datetime field. I've
tried outputting from meteobridge in "[DD]/[MM]/[],[hh]:[mm]:[ss]" and
in epoch, and
O... this is cool! I could always have weewx relay the info to
Wunderground (send meteobridge to weewx via the listen driver, then have
weewx send to wunderground). I'm not seeing a way to point meteobridge at a
different IP, but it could be stashed away somewhere, or as stated, hijack
On Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 10:46:21 AM UTC-4, Ryan Stasel wrote:
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> Was curious if there was another way, where Meteobridge remained
> "authoritative" (so to speak) and just handed data to weewx.
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you could use the weewx-interceptor driver as device 'wuclient' in listen
mode, then point
Right, but that hands "Control" of the station over to weewx, which I'm
trying to avoid (and why I'm trying to stop using weathercat, which is
currently accessing my station that way). That is, according to Boris, the
Meteobridge author.
Was curious if there was another way, where Meteobridge
Hi,
The Meteobridge Nano SD emulates the network connectivity of a standard
Davis IP datalogger.
You can therefore configure weewx with the Vantage driver, with ethernet
connection at the IP address of your Meteobridge Nano SD and using port
2.
Le mercredi 6 mai 2020 03:53:52 UTC+2, Ryan
