Hi Guys,

Something that has got me a bit puzzled is I am using the "temphigh" storage
of a sensor to store a thermostat set point. I have a python script that I
periodically execute each minute from cron that checks the temperature
against the temphigh and take appropriate action which is to write a 0 or 3
to the PIO.BYTE to control pumps/valves etc. This works fine if the value of
temphigh is a whole number. However if it is say 21.5 it works for a while
and then mysteriously the temphigh value gets changed somewhere to 21 and
stays there. It seems to happen within 10-15 mins of me changing the value.

Is there a way to get owserver to log all the actual values read/written for
each node to make it easier to figure out how this is happening?

I start owserver using the following command script:

#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/owserver --LINK /dev/ttyUSB0 --LINK /dev/ttyUSB1
--error_level 3 --error_print 2  --foreground 2>&1 | /usr/sbin/rotatelogs -f
-l /tmp/owserver.log 3600

This creates heaps of log files with lines like:

   CALL: data.c:DataHandler(105) DataHandler: parse
path=/42.3CF502000000/temphigh
   CALL: ow_parsename.c:FS_ParsedName_anywhere(115)
path=[/42.3CF502000000/temphigh]
   CALL: data.c:DataHandler(128) Read message
   CALL: data.c:DataHandler(105) DataHandler: parse
path=/42.3CF502000000/PIO.BYTE
   CALL: ow_parsename.c:FS_ParsedName_anywhere(115)
path=[/42.3CF502000000/PIO.BYTE]
   CALL: data.c:DataHandler(128) Read message
   CALL: ow_parsename.c:FS_ParsedName_anywhere(115)
path=[/42.3CF502000000/piostate]
   CALL: handler.c:SingleHandler(273) sem_timedwait timeout time=0.100
(timeout=100 ms)

However there is no actual values output anywhere. Are there any other debug
flags that might help?

Any other suggestions?

Alex


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