Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

Still lost what you're getting at, nor if you solved your own problem somehow (and how, for the next guy). Bottom line is you have to understand your os and how it logs. You also have to completely describe your setup so we can try to help. That's why we always ask. Most common os will log

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

@vince, thanks for those thoughts. I will add more detail so you don't need to guess on what is likely let alone real... * Paul Anderson "nailed it" in concluding that my system is running systemd / journald (and journalctl). As I said: "...nailed it. I knew nothing about systemd logging. Now I

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

You said "*/var/log/weewx.log has been empty since the end of January.*" That file is not created in a vanilla default installation. That means you did something to choose to make that configuration happen. I suspect you might have followed this wiki page (link)

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

NOT "custom logs". I turned on `debug=1` -- if that's customization, ok. Paul Anderson nailed it. I knew nothing about systemd logging. Now I do. As a person with some significant background in computing (yet new to this environment), I suspect the following might be confusing to more than a

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

[...vent mode on, I guess...] We are seeing these kinds of threads all too often these days... A post essentially saying "*my standard logs from systemd are there, but my old custom logs are gone - where are they?*" is an impossible ask. Given the original description saying something broke 23 d

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

I'd just try if /var/log/weewxd.log log exists and has current entries. For whatever reason after having weewx logging to /var/log/weewx.log, it changed to /var/log/weewxd.log some months ago. Paul R Anderson schrieb am Dienstag, 14. März 2023 um 14:24:43 UTC+1: > Seems like your system uses s

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

Seems like your system uses systemd since you state that you tried "I run systemctl start weewx" Based on that weewx seems to have a unit file name of "weewx" Under Systemd you can use journalctl to query the contents of the systemd journal. You can pass it a unit file name, and start stop ranges a

Re: [weewx-user] No logs at *ALL*??!

Take a look at the section *Where to find things * in the User's Guide to locate your log. On Mon, Mar 13, 2023 at 7:27 PM MrPete wrote: > My weewx was running reasonably well for a year. > In Feb we left on a trip. > I returned, and