HI
At the end of testing..starting from only seasons skin, MQTT disabled etc,
direct run weewx, all the way to fully operational and not once did the
rainRate cease to operate including shutdowns reboots etc. Simply could
not fault it.
We have had now rainfall last couple of days so I was
I don't have any rain calculations or gathering in my script for
PiWeather...just looks at the other sensors NOT rain.
I am currently going through a test and with only Seasons skin and running
weewx directly rainRate is calculatedcould not wait for weekend :)
As I look at the scrolling
That's all fine, so long as the field 'rain' comes from a single source.
Which one is it?
On Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 2:10 PM Neville Davis
wrote:
> Hi just revisited my weewx.conf I believe I only have one driver
> PiWeather, the OWFS is configured as a service as per the instructions in
>
Hi just revisited my weewx.conf I believe I only have one driver
PiWeather, the OWFS is configured as a service as per the instructions in
owfs.py..
Place this file, owfs.py, in the weewx 'user' directory
or wee_extension will install it there.
To use as a driver:
[Station]
Hi
I have been using this configuration for several years..The overall
hardware design is my own...I am a hardware guy more then a software type
but had some experience with sql years ago (I am 76) and wanted use
replication to backup to my local nas, so I migrated to Mysql when I built
Sorry, I did not notice that you are using MySQL (any particular reason?)
I'm finding your configuration very confusing. Are you using the driver
PiWeather? Or, OWFS? I'm seeing PiWeather in your configuration file, but
OWFS in the log.
You have a lot of moving parts in your configuration.
Hi using
SELECT dateTime,rain,rainRate
FROMarchive
WHERE rain>0 order by dateTime desc limit 200;
the last 200 records for rain
On Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 12:31:55 PM UTC+10 Neville Davis wrote:
> Hi
>
> Using sequel pro
>
> SELECT dateTime,rain,rainRate
> FROMarchive
> WHERE
Hi
Using sequel pro
SELECT dateTime,rain,rainRate
FROMarchive
WHERE rainRate>0 order by dateTime desc limit 50;
On Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 11:55:55 AM UTC+10 Neville Davis wrote:
> Hi
> installed sqlite3 but when run I get nothing printed. the same query with
> rain I also get
Hi
installed sqlite3 but when run I get nothing printed. the same query with
rain I also get nothing printed, it just returns to sqlite3 prompt.
Nothing on console, user logs etc
I am going to try the same query to see if I can get the data using Sequel
Pro. I use this app to check my db
Your weewx.conf seems to be configured correctly. And, it's definitely
"rainRate" (not "rainrate"). Let's take a look at the database, using the
tools sqlite3.
You may have to install it:
*sudo apt install sqlite3*
*sqlite3 /home/weewx/archive/weewx.sdb*
sqlite> *select
It may be of interest to you that I had problems with the rain rate being
reported as 0.00 all the time.
I eventually tracked this down to the weewx.conf file having cm/hr rather
than mm/hr as the measurement required. This was in the Units Group section
of Standard Report and Defaults lower
I do appreciate the guess, but I know they’re all using the stone conf file
since there’s only one! :-)
Sent from my iPhone
> On Dec 24, 2020, at 6:56 PM, Tom Keffer wrote:
>
>
> Hard to say without seeing the log, but if I had to hazard a guess, I'd say
> you're not consistently using the
Hard to say without seeing the log, but if I had to hazard a guess, I'd say
you're not consistently using the same copy of weewx.conf for all runs. One
of the copies does not have rainRate in [StdWXCalculate].
But, that's just a guess.
On Thu, Dec 24, 2020 at 1:58 PM James Bellanca wrote:
>
Appreciate the help so far. I had to wait for it to start raining again to
do anything haha. And ok, so this is very strange behavior.
I stopped the weewx service, and ran it directly (log of the terminal
window is attached). rainRate calculates fine, AND updates the database
fine, just like
The log does not include when weewx started up, so we can't tell which
weewx.conf it is using, what the sensor map was, nor what services are
being loaded. Otherwise, it looks normal. Do a restart, then post the log
through the first archive cycle.
If rainRate is being calculated (and your
Here's a little more info. I added from log.debug lines in the wxxtypes.py
rainRater class.
In get_scalar that calculated rainRate, right before "return rr", I added:
log.debug("rr=%s", rr)
In _setup in the if not... section right before the except error trap, I
added: log.debug("Log row %s %s
Both running on Python 3.
$ ps ax | grep python
831 ?Sl 468:45 *python3* /usr/share/weewx/weewxd --daemon
--pidfile=/var/run/weewx.pid /etc/weewx/weewx.conf
Attaching 3 files - the weewx.conf files from both 4.1.1 and 4.2.2, and the
logs from 4.2.0 from 12/21 through today. It's
In addition to Peter's questions, what do you have for a sensor map?
On Wed, Dec 23, 2020 at 9:46 PM p q wrote:
> Any messages in the log? Did you switch python versions?
>
> On Wed, Dec 23, 2020, 9:21 PM James Bellanca wrote:
>
>> Btw, I've even checked/compared the rain rate data in the SDB
Any messages in the log? Did you switch python versions?
On Wed, Dec 23, 2020, 9:21 PM James Bellanca wrote:
> Btw, I've even checked/compared the rain rate data in the SDB files, and
> all other data is populated the same between the two instances, except the
> blank rain rate field. Look at
Btw, I've even checked/compared the rain rate data in the SDB files, and
all other data is populated the same between the two instances, except the
blank rain rate field. Look at the data in the first 10 rows of each file
for 12/21. (Ignore the fact that Excel presents some of the small rain
Btw, I've even checked/compared the rain rate data in the SDB files, and
all other data is populated the same between the two instances, except the
blank rain rate field.
On Wednesday, December 23, 2020 at 11:21:09 PM UTC-5 James Bellanca wrote:
> I installed and have been using WeeWx 4.1.1 on
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