Hello All,
For the past few months I have been playing around at writing a new
driver. This week I have decided to change my current driver that uses
FileParse (which works ok-ish), to using loop packets, which I believe to
be more effient.
Using my efforts and borrowing from other drivers I
1. Yes, just increase the time period to what you want. Set an appropriate
aggregation time as well (1 day should work).
2. Assuming that A1 holds the date, and B1 holds the time (as a text
string),
(A1-DATE(1970,1,1)+TIMEVALUE(B1))*86400
-tk
On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 2:28 PM, John Masters
Yay, great work Tom, my graphs are Back.
I read on the forum that 10 year graphs are possible with weewx 3.6. When i
get my historical data imported, can i just increase the time period in
skins.conf up to 10 years?
I have 2 columns in an excel file, one is date, one is time. How can i
Will do
Regards
John
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You'll have to figure out for yourself the exact times of the data gap. I
picked 1470009600 through 1472687700 because they were convenient times
and, from eyeballing your graphs, likely to include a data gap.
-tk
On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 12:49 PM, John Masters
wrote:
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On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 3:40:02 PM UTC-4, George Fievet wrote:
>
> The Mac is a much more powerful machine but I could dedicate the Linux box
> to this server and not worry about Apple changing things on me. The Linux
> box is netbook with 2GB of RAM. I'm assuming that's enough for
Either will work, and both have been used successfully.
Personally, rather than tie up a nice machine like your Mac, I would invest
$50 and get an RPi with a good SD card. Then you get to learn about that
ecosystem, as well as weewx.
-tk
On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 12:40 PM, George Fievet
So now i have a weewx.sql file beginning:
PRAGMA foreign_keys=OFF;
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
INSERT INTO "archive"
Greetings all. While I not new to the world of weather station hosting, I
am new to weewx.
I'm currently using WeatherSnoop to serve weather data from my Davis
Vantage Vue. I don't have any issues with my setup but I recently learned
about weewx and thought it might be fun to play with that.
Thanks Tom, will try that
John
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Do a dump, edit the results, then a load:
$ echo ".dump archive" | sqlite3 weewxB4Reinstal.sdb > weewx.sql
(edit out the create table and any duplicate data)
$ sqlite weewx.sdb < weewx.sql
Naturally, make a backup first. It's not strictly necessary to delete out
the duplicate data: you'll just
Hi, John
How do you know that the data exists in your database?
Try these two commands using the utility sqlite3:
select count(outTemp) from archive where dateTime >1470009600 and dateTime
<= 1472688000;
select count(outTemp) from archive where dateTime >1470009600 and dateTime
<= 1472688000
On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 4:11:01 AM UTC-7, mwall wrote:
> test 1: remove all of the cameras and let the system run for a week
>
> test 2: put a powered usb hub between the weather station console and the
> pi and let the system run for a week
>
Three usb cameras is a huge number.
One further thing would be interesting to see if it had any effect - to
downgrade the priority of the three cameras by reniceing them to say 10
or maybe renice weewxd to -15 to give weewx higher priority. Not sure if
it is weewx which needs the higher priority or something else - and anyway
On Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 6:18:34 AM UTC-4, Macha wrote:
>
> Yes, the console has batteries, recently changed, so still pretty strong.
> Rebooting the pi has no effect on the console. it just sits there and
> doesn't undergo any kind of reset/reboot/power cycle.
>
you are not
Hi,
Yes, the console has batteries, recently changed, so still pretty strong.
Rebooting the pi has no effect on the console. it just sits there and
doesn't undergo any kind of reset/reboot/power cycle.
I had been wondering if my problem is down to the high usage of the
USB/Ethernet channel. I
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