See below.  I can install the extension using the utility but where do I 
find it in tar.gz format?

On Monday, November 21, 2016 at 10:17:23 AM UTC-5, mwall wrote:
>
> On Monday, November 21, 2016 at 10:00:30 AM UTC-5, Clay Croom wrote:
>>
>> I am a new user to weewx after having used wview for several years.  I 
>> just recently set up weewx on a computer running Debian Jessie.  It has 
>> been working just fine and also set wunderfixer via cron job.  I am now 
>> trying to get xstats to produce reports but after search and reading the 
>> manual along with other post I have come to a dead end.
>>
>> I noticed that xstats is showing under extensions but how to I active or 
>> install?  When I enter the command to list installed extensions it says 
>> none installed.  
>>
>
> hi clay,
>
> the extensions directory is the home of four sample extensions (fileparse, 
> basic, pmon, xstats).  it is *not* where extensions are installed.
>
> when you install an extension, its parts go into the appropriate place in 
> a weewx installation, i.e., into the skins folder for skins, and into the 
> user folder for any python code such as search list extensions, services, 
> or drivers.
>
> the listing you posted shows user/xstats.py, skins/xstats/, and 
> skins/xstats/skin.conf.  how did those files get there?  *I installed the 
> Debian package and it was installed this way by default.*
>
> if they got there by installing using wee_extension, then 'wee_extension 
> --list' will show xstats as an installed extension.  *Not installed with 
> wee_extension.*
>
> if they got there by manually copying, then wee_extension won't know about 
> them.  they'll still work, but since you did not create the meta 
> information used by wee_extension, wee_extension won't know about them.*  
> If I can just install via wee_extenion that might be best.*
>
> if you want to see the sample xstats skin, simply enable it in your 
> weewx.conf
>
> if you want to use xstats in an existing skin, add it to the skin's search 
> list extensions in the skin's skin.conf, and modify a template to use the 
> xstats variables.  see the xstats/skin.conf and xstats.html.tmpl for an 
> example.
>
> m
>

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