Andrew is right, the logs are your friend. you might find it useful to run with debug=1 so you get a bit more details about what (well how many) files are being generated. Are you ftp'ing or rsync'ing to a remote web server or hosting locally, if remote it might be worth seeing what is being ftp'd/rsync'd. If it happens relatively frequently you might need to spend a bith of time in front of a terminal listing the contents of public_html (or wherever) on your weeWX machine to see what is being generated after each cycle.
Unless you are pushing the bounds and your reports are taking nearly as long to process as your archive period it is unlikely the length of your archive period is the issue. Perusing your logs and looking at the typical time taken to generate (and ftp/rsync) all reports/images will give you a feel for whether this may be a problem. Be interesting if it is a browser caching issue, seems odd though, as there appears to have been a number of these issues recently. Gary On Tuesday, 6 March 2018 13:43:24 UTC+10, Steve2Q wrote: > > Hi: in the last few days I noticed that some charts are not always > visible, but this is seemingly random; sometimes they are all there then > there may be one or more missing with just the names showing (see picture). > I have a 2 minute archive interval, and sometimes one or more intervals may > go by before the web page updates. However no data appears to be > lost..there are no gaps in the charts. Where would be a good starting point > to start troubleshooting? > > Thanks, Steve > > > -- 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.
