Don't know why it's not, maybe one for Tom. Maybe it helps make sure people read the docs? Definitely wouldn't put it under debug=1 though, too much noise and it would make it next to impossible to troubleshoot some of the minor issues that require debug=1 now. Maybe 2 or 3.
Gary On Tuesday, 9 January 2018 16:37:00 UTC+10, Andrew Milner wrote: > > gary - many thanks for that correction! I had always assumed debug = 1 > would at least give the loop and rec data in the log along with the other > info! I rarely set debug = 1 as you can tell, but just having done it as > an experiment after your post to this thread it seems to me that it would > be beneficial for weewx to log the loop and rec data when debug = 1 rather > than that data only being available when running directly (which I never > do). What do you think - or is there a deeper reason for not logging loop > and rec data when debug = 1. For me the advantage wouild be that all info > would be in one place and no need to work out how to get the loop/rec data > into a posting for the forum. Ok - eventually I found I could redirect the > output to a file, but it was still a little messy I thought ..... > > > > On Tuesday, 9 January 2018 08:08:32 UTC+2, Andrew Milner wrote: > >> To post the log either just attach the logfile to your posting or use cut >> and paste to create an extract from the actual weewx logfile >> >> Read the wiki for differences between the readings altimeter, pressure >> and barometer - put simply pressure = raw data from station, altimeter = >> sea level pressure (usually a higher value) and is based on the station's >> altitude, barometer = sea level pressure adjusted by station's altitude and >> temperature 12 hours ago. Met stations normally output barometer ie sea >> level pressure adjusted for altitude and temperature. Stations should set >> absolute = pressure as read and relative = sea level pressure (altimeter or >> barometer) >> >> If you want to alter the data which is displayed just edit the >> appropriate template file (eg index.html.tmpl) - no need to change the >> skin. The database contains all three fields. >> >> >> >> >> >> On Tuesday, 9 January 2018 07:48:39 UTC+2, ml wrote: >> >>> Here is the data, >>> >>> it is not exactly the same time stamp but I guess it is close enough. I >>> don't understand how to capture it correctly may be you can explain it? >>> >>> >>> >>> But it doesn't matter I guess the relevant data is there: >>> >>> >>> >>> Loop: >>> >>> # >>> dateTime,UV,altimeter,appTemp,barometer,cloudbase,dewpoint,heatindex,humidex,inDewpoint,inHumidity,inTemp,luminosity,maxSolarRad,outHumidity,outTemp,pressure,radiation,rain,rainRate,usUnits,uv_raw,windDir,windGust,windGustDir,windSpeed,windchill >>> >>> >>> 1515474869,0,29.9367321863,33.2572785849,30.0087003807,1651.28611141,35.2905770823,36.32,36.32,43.454693514,48,63.5,0.0,None,96,36.32,28.44328396,0.0,None,0,1,0,None,0.0,None,0.0,36.32 >>> >>> >>> >>> Rec: >>> >>> # >>> dateTime,ET,UV,altimeter,appTemp,barometer,cloudbase,dewpoint,heatindex,humidex,inDewpoint,inHumidity,inTemp,interval,luminosity,maxSolarRad,outHumidity,outTemp,pressure,radiation,rain,rainRate,usUnits,uv_raw,windDir,windGust,windGustDir,windSpeed,windchill,windrun >>> >>> >>> 1515476100.0,0.0,0.0,29.9456262191,34.3992806051,30.0140776903,1592.90604603,36.66744937,37.44,37.44,43.454693514,48.0,63.5,5,0.0,None,97.0,37.44,28.4518148453,0.0,0.0,0.0,1,0.0,211.77368686,2.23694185194,None,0.37282364199,37.44,3.22021982392 >>> >>> >>> >>> Loop: >>> >>> altimeter >>> >>> 29.9367321863 >>> >>> barometer >>> >>> 30.0087003807 >>> >>> pressure >>> >>> 28.44328396 >>> >>> >>> >>> Rec: >>> >>> altimeter >>> >>> 29.9456262191 >>> >>> barometer >>> >>> 30.0140776903 >>> >>> pressure >>> >>> 28.4518148453 >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Displayed according to my skin is "barometer". But the value which >>> needed to displayed is "altimeter". "pressure" is the raw value, >>> "altimeter" is the relative value and what is "barometer" ?? >>> >>> >>> >>> I need easily to exchange in the skin "barometer" with "altimeter" and >>> that is it? >>> >>> >>> >>> Please correct or explain it to me if I am wrong. >>> >>> >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
