Hi all,
I’ve got an Accurate 5-in-1, with the sensor at the top of a tower (100
feet or so) and the console in a blockhouse on the bottom. The console is
in USB mode 4, and attached to a computer running CentOS with WeeWX running.
Today we had a line of severe thunderstorms so out team went
Hi !
I just set a very very very simple bash script to generate some random mqtt
publisher.
here it is, just in case it helps for testing
#!/bin/sh
while [ true ]
do
outTemp=$((20+ $(od -An -N1 -i /dev/random) % 5))
mosquitto_pub -t weewx/outTemp -m $outTemp -u -P
-h
On Saturday, February 25, 2017 at 1:50:23 PM UTC-5, crich...@gmail.com
wrote:
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> Thanks. I'll get to cleaning up the code later, but on the time thing...
> here's the code and values that are part of rec_time being sent in.
> It sure looks to me that int(time.time()+0.5) gives local time. Of
Thanks. I'll get to cleaning up the code later, but on the time thing...
here's the code and values that are part of rec_time being sent in.
It sure looks to me that int(time.time()+0.5) gives local time. Of the two
cases with current time, I was sending mytime and calnow.
mytime
On Saturday, February 25, 2017 at 11:07:01 AM UTC-5, crich...@gmail.com
wrote:
>
> I tried this again with more messaging enabled, and I think the problem is
> that the times in the records have to be local times, not something from
> the past, and not actually UTC. Both those cases result in
I tried this again with more messaging enabled, and I think the problem is
that the times in the records have to be local times, not something from
the past, and not actually UTC. Both those cases result in these
exceptions and no updated html or images.
>From the past:
LOOP: 2017-02-17
