Hi All, I currently have a GW1000, which works fine, except that my raspyberrypi (rpi) periodically loses contact with it. Of course, when that happens, I lose all the data that the GW1000 would otherwise have sent. While I try to debug what's going on with the rpi, I figured I might as well pick up a GW3000, since it can have an SD card and allow for catchup when the rpi can't get the live data. I assume (always dangerous!) that this is a valid reason for trying to "catch up". It appears that the ecowitt_http driver is ideal for this, since there is the claim that the catch up mode works. However, it also appears that there are two different forks, which may have diverged significantly. One is apparently the original, created by Gary and now hosted by Ian Millard. There doesn't appear to have been any development on that version (or rather, there was, but everything has been rolled back to Gary's original). The other is maintained by Werner Krenn, and appears to have a *lot* of additional stuff by now, necessitating, I believe, a new database schema. In addition, at least to my humble abilities, the installation of Werner's version seems involved, with, eg, plugins, and new skins.
(Sorry for the length of this post!) Bottom line: does Gary's original version, hosted by Ian work? Does the catch up functionality work? Or should I bite the bullet and try to figure out which of the numerous schemas and database update scripts I should use, and try to get Werner's driver working? Thanks in advance for any suggestions! Bob PS: I am not a total newb. I have, in the past, managed to debug a piece of MWall's cmon package, so I know a bit of programming and weewx. It's just that I got a little overwhelmed by Werner's structure. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/882d1a2d-78da-4b6e-a6e8-de90b7186b77n%40googlegroups.com.
