So this is the FTP section of my weewx.conf......I have not changed
anything. It used to transfer across no problem until the camera needed
replacing....and the photo from the new camera appears on the internal
website but not transferred across...weird!
[[FTP]]
# FTP'ing the results to a webserver is treated as just another
report,
# albeit one with an unusual report generator!
skin = Ftp
# If you wish to use FTP, uncomment and fill out the next four
lines.
# Use quotes around passwords to guard against parsing errors.
user = abcdefgh
password = 123456789
server = 43.245.53.39
path = /public_html
# Set to True for an FTP over TLS (FTPS) connection. Not all servers
# support this.
secure_ftp = False
# To upload files from something other than what HTML_ROOT is set
# to above, specify a different HTML_ROOT here.
#HTML_ROOT = /var/www/html/weewx
# Most FTP servers use port 21
port = 21
# Set to 1 to use passive mode, zero for active mode
passive = 1
On Monday, 4 March 2019 23:30:53 UTC+13, Andrew Milner wrote:
>
> you did not give us a directory listing from the external website - but
> assuming the file has not been transferred there maybe you need to include
> image.jpeg in the copy always list in weewx.conf
>
>
>
> On Monday, 4 March 2019 11:20:16 UTC+2, monmul wrote:
>>
>> I have run into a problem with posting a photo on my website. The photo
>> shows on file:///var/www/html/weewx/index.html but not on
>> www.wilsonbayweather.com - this shows an old photo that never changes!
>> Attached are screenshots that may help. Why is it updating on one and not
>> the other?
>>
>> On Sunday, 13 January 2019 17:00:51 UTC+13, gjr80 wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> There are a few steps involved in achieving what you want to do. First
>>> the historical max/min - by this I presume you mean all time statistics -
>>> those that cover all of your weeWX data and not just the last day, month or
>>> year.
>>>
>>> If I have this right you need to extend weeWX so that you can access
>>> stats from all of your data, this is most easily achieved by installing the
>>> xstats example extension. You will find the xstats files are in the
>>> /usr/share/doc/weewx/examples directory. I would install manually and
>>> just follow step 1 in the readme.txt remembering later that you will
>>> need to enable the alltime stats for your templates/reports by following
>>> step 2. You can install xstats using wee_extension but that will also
>>> install the example web page which you probably do not want.
>>>
>>> Now that you have xstats installed you can use tags like
>>> $alltime.outTemp.max in report templates to display the maximum outside
>>> temperature. The time it occurred will be $alltime.outTemp.maxtime.
>>> Just like $day, $month and $year tags but you use $alltime. If you are
>>> not familiar with weeWX tags it is worth reading the Tags section
>>> <http://weewx.com/docs/customizing.htm#Tags> of the Customization Guide.
>>>
>>> To use the $alltime tags you will probably want to create a new page or
>>> modify an existing one. It is really up to you want you want to do. To
>>> modify an existing page have a look at the .tmpl files in you Standard
>>> skin directory /etc/weewx/skins/Standard. These are the files weeWX
>>> uses to generate a corresponding .html page. You will see how tags are used
>>> in a template, in a nutshell where you place a tag weeWX will replace that
>>> with the relevant data when the reports are generated. The process is a
>>> little more involved if you want to create a new page as not only do you
>>> need to modify/create a page but you also need to modify skin.conf to
>>> have weeWX generate the new page. You may also need to modify other pages
>>> to include a link to your new page. A good starting point may be to take a
>>> copy of /etc/weewx/skins/Standard/year.html.tmpl, save it as
>>> alltime.html.tmpl and start modifying. Have a good poke around the
>>> templates and skin.conf (and [StdReport] in weewx.conf) to see how it
>>> comes together.
>>>
>>> Including an image in a weeWX generated page can be relatively
>>> straightforward. If you have a look in index.html.tmpl you will see
>>> lines such as:
>>>
>>> <img src="daytempdew.png" alt="temperatures" />
>>>
>>> This line creates a HTML img tag that displays the daily temperature and
>>> dewpoint plot. If whatever you use to generate your webcam image can create
>>> a file named, say, webcam.jpg then that keeps it easy, you may be able
>>> to create a new img tag but using webcam.jpg (rather than daytempdew.png),
>>> you may need to add a path in front of the file name. If your webcam image
>>> is timestamped like webcam201901131345.jpg then that gets a little more
>>> complicated. If you can drop your webcam image into the weeWX directory
>>> structure under /var/www/html/weewx then you can very easily use weeWX
>>> to upload your webcam image to your web server if you wish. There are many
>>> different ways to achieve this, I have outlined one and I am sure other
>>> will have other ways. At the end of the day it will likely depend on your
>>> setup.
>>>
>>> You have started on the slippery slope of customising your weeWX
>>> install, the process can appear daunting but do persist and feel free to
>>> continue to ask if not sure.
>>>
>>> Gary
>>>
>>> On Sunday, 13 January 2019 11:25:59 UTC+10, monmul wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I have managed to get the Standard skin loaded on my weather website
>>>> www.wilsonbayweather.com.......2 small adjustments I would like to
>>>> make......how do I show the historical max and min for temp, wind, rain
>>>> etc....and how might I include a jpeg photo from webcam showing a picture
>>>> every hour or so? Thanks in advance.....you guys have been fabulous in
>>>> helping a newbie!
>>>>
>>>>
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