Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-04-24 Thread WxManAJB 
Brilliant! That solved all my issues! Much appreciated!

On Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at 12:22:18 AM UTC-4, gjr80 wrote:
>
> Hi A.J.,
>
> Glad I could help. The location where gauge-data.txt is saved depends on 
> the rtgd_path config option in the [RealtimeGaugeData] stanza in 
> weewx.conf. If the rtgd_path config option is not set or does not exist 
> then gauge-data.txt will be written to /var/tmp. If rtgd_path is set and 
> is an absolute directory path (ie starts with /) then gauge-data.txt is 
> written to the directory specified by rtgd_path. If rtgd_path is a 
> relative path (ie does not start with /) then gauge-data.txt is written 
> to the rtgd_path directory but relative to HTML_ROOT. The default install 
> will set rtgd_path to /home/weewx/public_html so unless you have changed 
> rtgd_path you should find gauge-data.txt in /home/weewx/public_html. You 
> should be able to have gauge-data.txt written to /var/www/html by setting 
> rtgd_path to /var/www/html.
>
> Having actually sat down to reply to you I realise this is probably a bit 
> more complex than it needs to be. I will have a look at simplifying things 
> a little. I should also add a log entry to give the full path and filename 
> of the file that rtgd creates.
>
> Just as an aside, you mention that gauges.js is set to write to the 
> directory you need gauge-data.txt to go to. I presume you meant read 
> instead of write as gauges.js only reads gauge-data.txt it does not write 
> it.
>
> Gary
>
> On Tuesday, 24 April 2018 08:06:16 UTC+10, A.J. Burnett wrote:
>>
>> Hi Gary...
>>
>> I never did THANK YOU for all your help with this issue from months ago. 
>> I got it all to work very well, thanks to your assistance! It is much 
>> appreciated!
>>
>> I'm working on another station/page for work now and have a similar but 
>> different issue that I'm hoping you can assist with.
>>
>> I have installed the realtime gauge data extension on a RPi. The same Rpi 
>> is hosting the intranet page to display the data. I've set up the guages.js 
>> script to write to the directory I need gauge-data.txt to go to, but the 
>> file is not making it there.
>>
>> weewx root = /home/weewx
>> skin = [weewx root]/skins/ss
>> HTML root = /var/www/html  // This is where I'm hoping to get the 
>> realtime gauge-data.txt file to, every 2.5 seconds or LOOP packet 
>> generation.
>>
>> My syslog is attached as a .txt file (shows the file being generated, but 
>> no more info available).
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Thank you once again!
>>
>> A.J.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 8:49:11 PM UTC-5, gjr80 wrote:
>>>
>>> Sorry this has taken a couple of days, unfortunately there is more to 
>>> life than weeWX :)
>>>
>>> Some background for others who stumble on this.
>>>
>>> If you are using the SteelSeries Gauges skin to produce gauge-data.txt 
>>> then you can use the normal weeWX FTP or Rsync reports to upload 
>>> gauge-data.txt; gauge-data.txt is only generated once per archive 
>>> interval so there is no need to upload it any more freuently. If you are 
>>> using the Realtime gauge-data (RTGD) extension which can generate 
>>> gauge-data.txt as often as once per loop period, the weeWX FTP and 
>>> Rsync reports can still be used but they will still only upload 
>>> gauge-data.txt once per archive interval. If your web server is the 
>>> same machine as your weeWX server the issue can be addressed by having the 
>>> RTGD extension save gauge-data.txt to an approparite directory 
>>> accessible by the web server. If your web server is remote to your weeWX 
>>> machine one approach is to have the RTGD extension transfer 
>>> gauge-data.txt to your web server via HTTP POST. You could also 
>>> conceivably have some external method of transferring the file by FTP or 
>>> RSYNC; CRON based transfers are of limited use as CRON has a 1 minute 
>>> 'resolution'. WeeWX has no builtin mechanism for transferring files every 
>>> loop period; it only has the report based transfer reports that work on an 
>>> archive interval period.
>>>
>>> To have the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server 
>>> via HTTP POST refer to the section Using HTTP POST to transfer 
>>> gauge-data.txt to a remote server 
>>> 
>>>  
>>> in the RTGD extension User's Guide. Bear in mind this was wrritten about 8 
>>> months agao, I have reviewed it quickly thismorning and believe it is still 
>>> correct, though if you find any issues please let me know.
>>>
>>> Gary
>>>
>>> On Sunday, 18 February 2018 00:57:30 UTC+10, WxManAJB wrote:

 So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time 
 gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving 
 elusive. I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key pair 
 for ssh and using those credentials in the skin setting of Weewx.c

Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-04-23 Thread gjr80 
Hi A.J.,

Glad I could help. The location where gauge-data.txt is saved depends on 
the rtgd_path config option in the [RealtimeGaugeData] stanza in weewx.conf. 
If the rtgd_path config option is not set or does not exist then 
gauge-data.txt will be written to /var/tmp. If rtgd_path is set and is an 
absolute directory path (ie starts with /) then gauge-data.txt is written 
to the directory specified by rtgd_path. If rtgd_path is a relative path 
(ie does not start with /) then gauge-data.txt is written to the rtgd_path 
directory but relative to HTML_ROOT. The default install will set rtgd_path 
to /home/weewx/public_html so unless you have changed rtgd_path you should 
find gauge-data.txt in /home/weewx/public_html. You should be able to have 
gauge-data.txt written to /var/www/html by setting rtgd_path to 
/var/www/html.

Having actually sat down to reply to you I realise this is probably a bit 
more complex than it needs to be. I will have a look at simplifying things 
a little. I should also add a log entry to give the full path and filename 
of the file that rtgd creates.

Just as an aside, you mention that gauges.js is set to write to the 
directory you need gauge-data.txt to go to. I presume you meant read 
instead of write as gauges.js only reads gauge-data.txt it does not write 
it.

Gary

On Tuesday, 24 April 2018 08:06:16 UTC+10, A.J. Burnett wrote:
>
> Hi Gary...
>
> I never did THANK YOU for all your help with this issue from months ago. I 
> got it all to work very well, thanks to your assistance! It is much 
> appreciated!
>
> I'm working on another station/page for work now and have a similar but 
> different issue that I'm hoping you can assist with.
>
> I have installed the realtime gauge data extension on a RPi. The same Rpi 
> is hosting the intranet page to display the data. I've set up the guages.js 
> script to write to the directory I need gauge-data.txt to go to, but the 
> file is not making it there.
>
> weewx root = /home/weewx
> skin = [weewx root]/skins/ss
> HTML root = /var/www/html  // This is where I'm hoping to get the realtime 
> gauge-data.txt file to, every 2.5 seconds or LOOP packet generation.
>
> My syslog is attached as a .txt file (shows the file being generated, but 
> no more info available).
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thank you once again!
>
> A.J.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 8:49:11 PM UTC-5, gjr80 wrote:
>>
>> Sorry this has taken a couple of days, unfortunately there is more to 
>> life than weeWX :)
>>
>> Some background for others who stumble on this.
>>
>> If you are using the SteelSeries Gauges skin to produce gauge-data.txt 
>> then you can use the normal weeWX FTP or Rsync reports to upload 
>> gauge-data.txt; gauge-data.txt is only generated once per archive 
>> interval so there is no need to upload it any more freuently. If you are 
>> using the Realtime gauge-data (RTGD) extension which can generate 
>> gauge-data.txt as often as once per loop period, the weeWX FTP and Rsync 
>> reports can still be used but they will still only upload gauge-data.txt 
>> once per archive interval. If your web server is the same machine as your 
>> weeWX server the issue can be addressed by having the RTGD extension save 
>> gauge-data.txt to an approparite directory accessible by the web server. 
>> If your web server is remote to your weeWX machine one approach is to have 
>> the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server via HTTP 
>> POST. You could also conceivably have some external method of transferring 
>> the file by FTP or RSYNC; CRON based transfers are of limited use as CRON 
>> has a 1 minute 'resolution'. WeeWX has no builtin mechanism for 
>> transferring files every loop period; it only has the report based transfer 
>> reports that work on an archive interval period.
>>
>> To have the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server 
>> via HTTP POST refer to the section Using HTTP POST to transfer 
>> gauge-data.txt to a remote server 
>> 
>>  
>> in the RTGD extension User's Guide. Bear in mind this was wrritten about 8 
>> months agao, I have reviewed it quickly thismorning and believe it is still 
>> correct, though if you find any issues please let me know.
>>
>> Gary
>>
>> On Sunday, 18 February 2018 00:57:30 UTC+10, WxManAJB wrote:
>>>
>>> So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time 
>>> gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving 
>>> elusive. I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key pair 
>>> for ssh and using those credentials in the skin setting of Weewx.conf, but 
>>> it’s not sending anything and nothing is showing up in my log reflecting an 
>>> attempt to do so. 
>>>
>>> Any ideas? 
>>>
>>> Thanks again for all your help! 
>>>
>>> A.J.
>>
>>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-04-23 Thread Andrew Milner 
have you tried to find where it HAS put the file (if anywhere)??

sudo find / -iname "gauge*"



On Tuesday, 24 April 2018 01:06:16 UTC+3, A.J. Burnett wrote:

> Hi Gary...
>
> I never did THANK YOU for all your help with this issue from months ago. I 
> got it all to work very well, thanks to your assistance! It is much 
> appreciated!
>
> I'm working on another station/page for work now and have a similar but 
> different issue that I'm hoping you can assist with.
>
> I have installed the realtime gauge data extension on a RPi. The same Rpi 
> is hosting the intranet page to display the data. I've set up the guages.js 
> script to write to the directory I need gauge-data.txt to go to, but the 
> file is not making it there.
>
> weewx root = /home/weewx
> skin = [weewx root]/skins/ss
> HTML root = /var/www/html  // This is where I'm hoping to get the realtime 
> gauge-data.txt file to, every 2.5 seconds or LOOP packet generation.
>
> My syslog is attached as a .txt file (shows the file being generated, but 
> no more info available).
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thank you once again!
>
> A.J.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 8:49:11 PM UTC-5, gjr80 wrote:
>>
>> Sorry this has taken a couple of days, unfortunately there is more to 
>> life than weeWX :)
>>
>> Some background for others who stumble on this.
>>
>> If you are using the SteelSeries Gauges skin to produce gauge-data.txt 
>> then you can use the normal weeWX FTP or Rsync reports to upload 
>> gauge-data.txt; gauge-data.txt is only generated once per archive 
>> interval so there is no need to upload it any more freuently. If you are 
>> using the Realtime gauge-data (RTGD) extension which can generate 
>> gauge-data.txt as often as once per loop period, the weeWX FTP and Rsync 
>> reports can still be used but they will still only upload gauge-data.txt 
>> once per archive interval. If your web server is the same machine as your 
>> weeWX server the issue can be addressed by having the RTGD extension save 
>> gauge-data.txt to an approparite directory accessible by the web server. 
>> If your web server is remote to your weeWX machine one approach is to have 
>> the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server via HTTP 
>> POST. You could also conceivably have some external method of transferring 
>> the file by FTP or RSYNC; CRON based transfers are of limited use as CRON 
>> has a 1 minute 'resolution'. WeeWX has no builtin mechanism for 
>> transferring files every loop period; it only has the report based transfer 
>> reports that work on an archive interval period.
>>
>> To have the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server 
>> via HTTP POST refer to the section Using HTTP POST to transfer 
>> gauge-data.txt to a remote server 
>> 
>>  
>> in the RTGD extension User's Guide. Bear in mind this was wrritten about 8 
>> months agao, I have reviewed it quickly thismorning and believe it is still 
>> correct, though if you find any issues please let me know.
>>
>> Gary
>>
>> On Sunday, 18 February 2018 00:57:30 UTC+10, WxManAJB wrote:
>>>
>>> So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time 
>>> gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving 
>>> elusive. I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key pair 
>>> for ssh and using those credentials in the skin setting of Weewx.conf, but 
>>> it’s not sending anything and nothing is showing up in my log reflecting an 
>>> attempt to do so. 
>>>
>>> Any ideas? 
>>>
>>> Thanks again for all your help! 
>>>
>>> A.J.
>>
>>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-04-23 Thread A.J. Burnett 
Hi Gary...

I never did THANK YOU for all your help with this issue from months ago. I 
got it all to work very well, thanks to your assistance! It is much 
appreciated!

I'm working on another station/page for work now and have a similar but 
different issue that I'm hoping you can assist with.

I have installed the realtime gauge data extension on a RPi. The same Rpi 
is hosting the intranet page to display the data. I've set up the guages.js 
script to write to the directory I need gauge-data.txt to go to, but the 
file is not making it there.

weewx root = /home/weewx
skin = [weewx root]/skins/ss
HTML root = /var/www/html  // This is where I'm hoping to get the realtime 
gauge-data.txt file to, every 2.5 seconds or LOOP packet generation.

My syslog is attached as a .txt file (shows the file being generated, but 
no more info available).

Any thoughts?

Thank you once again!

A.J.





On Saturday, February 17, 2018 at 8:49:11 PM UTC-5, gjr80 wrote:
>
> Sorry this has taken a couple of days, unfortunately there is more to life 
> than weeWX :)
>
> Some background for others who stumble on this.
>
> If you are using the SteelSeries Gauges skin to produce gauge-data.txt 
> then you can use the normal weeWX FTP or Rsync reports to upload 
> gauge-data.txt; gauge-data.txt is only generated once per archive 
> interval so there is no need to upload it any more freuently. If you are 
> using the Realtime gauge-data (RTGD) extension which can generate 
> gauge-data.txt as often as once per loop period, the weeWX FTP and Rsync 
> reports can still be used but they will still only upload gauge-data.txt 
> once per archive interval. If your web server is the same machine as your 
> weeWX server the issue can be addressed by having the RTGD extension save 
> gauge-data.txt to an approparite directory accessible by the web server. 
> If your web server is remote to your weeWX machine one approach is to have 
> the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server via HTTP 
> POST. You could also conceivably have some external method of transferring 
> the file by FTP or RSYNC; CRON based transfers are of limited use as CRON 
> has a 1 minute 'resolution'. WeeWX has no builtin mechanism for 
> transferring files every loop period; it only has the report based transfer 
> reports that work on an archive interval period.
>
> To have the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server via 
> HTTP POST refer to the section Using HTTP POST to transfer gauge-data.txt 
> to a remote server 
> 
>  
> in the RTGD extension User's Guide. Bear in mind this was wrritten about 8 
> months agao, I have reviewed it quickly thismorning and believe it is still 
> correct, though if you find any issues please let me know.
>
> Gary
>
> On Sunday, 18 February 2018 00:57:30 UTC+10, WxManAJB wrote:
>>
>> So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time 
>> gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving 
>> elusive. I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key pair 
>> for ssh and using those credentials in the skin setting of Weewx.conf, but 
>> it’s not sending anything and nothing is showing up in my log reflecting an 
>> attempt to do so. 
>>
>> Any ideas? 
>>
>> Thanks again for all your help! 
>>
>> A.J.
>
>

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-17 Thread gjr80 
Sorry this has taken a couple of days, unfortunately there is more to life 
than weeWX :)

Some background for others who stumble on this.

If you are using the SteelSeries Gauges skin to produce gauge-data.txt then 
you can use the normal weeWX FTP or Rsync reports to upload gauge-data.txt; 
gauge-data.txt is only generated once per archive interval so there is no 
need to upload it any more freuently. If you are using the Realtime 
gauge-data (RTGD) extension which can generate gauge-data.txt as often as 
once per loop period, the weeWX FTP and Rsync reports can still be used but 
they will still only upload gauge-data.txt once per archive interval. If 
your web server is the same machine as your weeWX server the issue can be 
addressed by having the RTGD extension save gauge-data.txt to an 
approparite directory accessible by the web server. If your web server is 
remote to your weeWX machine one approach is to have the RTGD extension 
transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server via HTTP POST. You could also 
conceivably have some external method of transferring the file by FTP or 
RSYNC; CRON based transfers are of limited use as CRON has a 1 minute 
'resolution'. WeeWX has no builtin mechanism for transferring files every 
loop period; it only has the report based transfer reports that work on an 
archive interval period.

To have the RTGD extension transfer gauge-data.txt to your web server via 
HTTP POST refer to the section Using HTTP POST to transfer gauge-data.txt 
to a remote server 

 
in the RTGD extension User's Guide. Bear in mind this was wrritten about 8 
months agao, I have reviewed it quickly thismorning and believe it is still 
correct, though if you find any issues please let me know.

Gary

On Sunday, 18 February 2018 00:57:30 UTC+10, WxManAJB wrote:
>
> So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time 
> gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving 
> elusive. I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key pair 
> for ssh and using those credentials in the skin setting of Weewx.conf, but 
> it’s not sending anything and nothing is showing up in my log reflecting an 
> attempt to do so. 
>
> Any ideas? 
>
> Thanks again for all your help! 
>
> A.J.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-17 Thread Liz 
On Sat, 17 Feb 2018 06:57:30 -0800 (PST)
WxManAJB  wrote:

> So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time
> gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving
> elusive. I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key
> pair for ssh and using those credentials in the skin setting of
> Weewx.conf, but it’s not sending anything and nothing is showing up
> in my log reflecting an attempt to do so. 
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Thanks again for all your help!
> 
> A.J.

have you tried rsync server and client setup?
the machines each have a file which includes the password secrets and
then rsync can copy without the credentials being in any open file.

There are some tutorials on the web
of which one example is https://everythinglinux.org/rsync/

Liz

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-17 Thread WxManAJB 
So, I’ve got data being produced, but getting that near real time 
gauge-data.txt file to my server at a rapid fire interval is proving elusive. 
I’ve tried getting the rsync skin running by producing a key pair for ssh and 
using those credentials in the skin setting of Weewx.conf, but it’s not sending 
anything and nothing is showing up in my log reflecting an attempt to do so. 

Any ideas?

Thanks again for all your help!

A.J.

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-14 Thread gjr80 
Installing both has complicated matters a little; you now have two 
instances of gauge-data.txt being generated, one by the SteelSeries Gauges 
skin and one by the Realtime gauge-data.txt extension. The upshot of this 
is you/we need to pay careful attention to paths or you will get the two 
confused and we will end up chasing our tail. No matter lets work through 
each and see what is going on. Firstly, in terms of the syslog extract, I 
am going to ignore everything before Feb 14 16:47:06, there is just so many 
loop packet errors, config errors and ftpupload errors that make it 
impossible to decipher. I trust Feb 14 16:47:06 was the last time you 
stopped/started weeWX after installing both the skin and the extension.

Let's look at the SteelSeries Gauges skin (aka 'the skin'). If installed 
correctly it should have created a directory /home/weewx/public_html/ss on 
your weeWX machine and it should have written a number of files to that 
directory, one should be gauge-data.txt and it should be being updated 
every 1 minute given that your archive interval is 1 minute. Is 
/home/weewx/public_html/ss/gauge-data.txt being updated every minute? If so 
that suggests the skin is working correctly. Related to the skin but not 
part of it is the FTP report that is uploading files to your web 
server/host via FTP. If the /home/weewx/public_html/ss directory exists and 
gauge-data.txt is in this directory then the directory and gauge-data.txt 
should be being uploaded to you web host every 1 minute. Right now (12:08am 
15 February your time) I can see your site 
 and it appears to be 
updating fine. If I goto your SteelSeries Gauges page 
 I can see your 
gauges but they are not displaying any data (no matter, will fix that 
later). This tells me the ss directory has been created on your web server. 
I should be able to view the gauge-data.txt that was generated by the skin 
at http://www.ajburnettonline.com/weather/ss/gauge-data.txt but when I look 
at this file it is dated 23:47 13 February 2018, so either gauge-data.txt 
is not being uploaded by FTP or it is not being generated by the skin.

When I look at your log extract throughout it I see various FTP errors, 
mostly timeouts but a number of permission errors as well. I don't know 
whether this is the cause, you appear to have had successful FTP uploads 
since 23:47 13 February 2018.

I said we would come back to the SteelSeries Gauges not displaying data. In 
ss/scripts/gauges.js there is a setting realTimeUrlWeewx (normally line 74) 
that tells the SteelSeries Gauges where on your web server (not necessarily 
weeWX server) to find gauge-data.txt. You presently have it set to 
/home/weewx/public_html/gauge-data.txt which is the location on your weeWX 
server and almost certainly not the location on you web server. Using 
relative paths is usually best, in this case the path is relative to the 
ss/index.html so just setting it to 'gauge-data.txt' should work. Now to 
make the change don't edit ss/gauges.js on your web server, it will be 
overwritten next time you start weeWX, but rather make the change on your 
weeWX server in the skins directory. Edit 
/home/weewx/skins/ss/scripts/gauges.js and make the change. Save the file 
then stop then start weeWX. The next FTP upload should see the updated 
gauges.js copied to your web server (monitor you log file to see that the 
FTP upload worked).

Now the Realtime gauge-data extension. There are no errors in the log so I 
would assume the extension is producing gauge-data.txt, to confirm have a 
look in the /home/weewx/public_html directory. Is there a gauge-data.txt 
there and is it being updated every loop period (should be roughly every 
2.5 seconds for a Vantage station). If it is there and being updated have a 
look at the contents, does it appear correct (it will be somewhat cryptic 
but you should be able to make sense of it). If the file is not there we 
will need to have a look at a debug log to see what is going on. To get a 
debug log edit weewx.conf, set debug = 2, save weewx.conf then stop then 
start weeWX. Let weeWX run for a few minutes then take a log extract from 
when you just started weeWX until the few minutes were up and post the log 
extract. That should tell us what is or is not going on. Once we know that 
part of the extension is working we will worry about getting the data to 
your web server.

Gary

On Thursday, 15 February 2018 08:09:24 UTC+10, A.J. Burnett wrote:
>
> OK...I've installed both the SteelGauge skin and the Realtime gauge-data 
> extension, but now, my "gauge-data.txt" file is not being updated. I'm 
> attaching my weewx.conf, log, and gauges.js files...maybe you'll spot 
> something I missed?
>
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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-13 Thread gjr80 
As far as I am aware, and as mentioned in this post 
, 
there is the SteelSeries Gauges skin 
 and the Realtime 
gauge-data extension . 
The former updates each archive period (not realtime), the latter updates 
each loop period (near realtime). No matter, if you post your sanitised 
config file and log extract it will show exactly what is installed, how it 
is configured and what needs to be done to get what you want.

Gary

On Wednesday, 14 February 2018 09:32:16 UTC+10, A.J. Burnett wrote:
>
> Sorry, meant RTSG (Real-time Steel Guage).
>
> On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 6:30 PM, gjr80 > 
> wrote:
>
>> I think it is time you post weewx.conf and a log extract so we can see 
>> what is installed and what is going on (I have not heard of the 'SRGT 
>> skin'). Please post a copy of weewx.conf making sure you remove any 
>> sensitive info, passwords etc. Also, set debug=1 in weewx.conf, save 
>> weewx.conf, restart weeWX and let it run for 10 minutes. Take an 
>> extract/copy of your weeWX log (nominally /var/log/syslog) from when you 
>> restarted weeWX to the point 10 minutes after the restart and post the 
>> extract here.
>>
>> Gary
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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-13 Thread A.J. Burnett 
Sorry, meant RTSG (Real-time Steel Guage).

On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 6:30 PM, gjr80  wrote:

> I think it is time you post weewx.conf and a log extract so we can see
> what is installed and what is going on (I have not heard of the 'SRGT
> skin'). Please post a copy of weewx.conf making sure you remove any
> sensitive info, passwords etc. Also, set debug=1 in weewx.conf, save
> weewx.conf, restart weeWX and let it run for 10 minutes. Take an
> extract/copy of your weeWX log (nominally /var/log/syslog) from when you
> restarted weeWX to the point 10 minutes after the restart and post the
> extract here.
>
> Gary
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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-13 Thread gjr80 
I think it is time you post weewx.conf and a log extract so we can see what is 
installed and what is going on (I have not heard of the 'SRGT skin'). Please 
post a copy of weewx.conf making sure you remove any sensitive info, passwords 
etc. Also, set debug=1 in weewx.conf, save weewx.conf, restart weeWX and let it 
run for 10 minutes. Take an extract/copy of your weeWX log (nominally 
/var/log/syslog) from when you restarted weeWX to the point 10 minutes after 
the restart and post the extract here.

Gary 

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Re: [weewx-user] Re: Change archive interval for single report

2018-02-13 Thread A.J. Burnett 
So I've managed to get the JSON file to update every minute, but would love
to get it every 2.5 seconds. I installed the SGRT skin, but still only get
the file every minute. What should I be doing now?

Thank you all for all your help!

A.J.

On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 11:50 PM, gjr80  wrote:

> If your pages are updating at 10 minute intervals that sounds like the
> archive interval being used is 10 minutes (if you are using the SteelSeries
> skin that would further support this idea). With a Davis station any
> archive interval setting in the console will override the [StdArchive]
> archive_interval setting. To confirm what is happening go back and look
> at your log from when you last started weeWX, you will probably see
> something like this in the start up logging:
>
> Feb 13 13:45:18 stretch22 weewx[1589]: engine: The archive interval in
> the configuration file (300) does not match the station hardware interval
> (600).
> Feb 13 13:45:18 stretch22 weewx[1589]: engine: Using archive interval of
> 600 seconds
>
> If you can't find it stop then start weeWX and have a look at the startup
> log.
>
> To fix it, stop weeWX and then use wee_device to set the desired archive
> interval in the console
> .
>
> Note, the only effect this will have on gauge-dat.txt is to generate it
> every 5 minutes rather than every 10 minutes. Refer to my previous post.
>
> Gary
>
>
> On Tuesday, 13 February 2018 13:51:22 UTC+10, A.J. Burnett wrote:
>>
>> Hi Andrew,
>>
>> Station type is a VP2. My StdArchive interval is set to 300, which should
>> be every 5 minutes, but the gauge-data.txt file only updates every 10
>> minutes. My web page only updates at that same 10-minute interval too.
>> 
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