Hi, One of the first things wee_extension does is find weewx.conf and read it's contents with configobj (a config file parser). wee_extension has found a config file but configobj is finding errors in the file. Odd that it is finding errors in different places for (you would expect) the same file. I assume you have 3.8.0 running without error? The normal approach is to get weeWX running without error before adding extensions/further customising. A couple of things you can try if weeWX is otherwise running without error:
- Check weewx.conf, is there anything obviously wrong in the first few lines. You upgraded from 2.6 but did you do a clean install or an upgrade, assume a clean install if a different machine/OS. If you did a clean 3.8.0 install weewx.conf should be good. You didn't copy weewx.conf from your old system did you? That could cause problems. - Try explicitly specifying weewx.conf when running wee_extension using the --config option. Specify the full path to weewx.conf (take note of what weeWX says in its startup log to ensure you and weeWX agree on where weewx.conf is. If you don't use the --config option wee_extension looks for weewx.conf in the usual places, perhaps it has picked up an old or invalid file that is not your current weewx.cnf, could happen if if multiple installs have occurred on the machine using different install methods. If you have no luck do a wee_debug run (http://weewx.com/docs/utilities.htm#wee_debug_utility) and post the output checking for any sensitive info first, wee_does a good job at removing sensitive info but it's not perfect. There is a chance wee_debug will have the same problem as wee_extension, in which case just post a copy of weewx.conf but you will need to manually remove sensitive info. Finally, what type of 3.8.0 install did you do on the new machine? Gary -- 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 weewx-user+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
