No need for the MQTT login details, I'm able to subscribe to your data feed without a problem. This is helpful so I'll work on updating the MQTT live portion's unit labels.
MQTT may run on a Pi Zero - I haven't tried but, and I don't see why it wouldn't work, so it's worth a shot. Try this to get you started: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install mosquitto mosquitto-clients Then sudo nano /etc/mosquitto/conf.d/myconfig.conf persistence false allow_anonymous true # Non-SSL MQTT listener 1883 protocol mqtt # Non-SSL Websockets listener 9001 protocol websockets Then sudo service mosquitto stop sudo service mosquitto start This will start your broker on port 1883 for MQTT and 9001 for websockets (for the website). *This won't secure your MQTT broker*, and it allows anonymous users to do whatever they want. So only use this in a development capacity. Once data is being published to the broker, you can use the mosquitto subscribe client to subscribe to the topic and verify the data is there. mosquitto_sub -h localhost -p 1883 -t "your/topic" CTRL+C will exit the program. I'm working on a write up on how to secure the broker, but if you want to read how to secure your broker beforehand, research mosquitto_passwd and acl_file options. If you want to use SSL, you can secure your broker and websockets using LetsEncrypt. Since this is just weather data, SSL may not be necessary, but that's at your discretion. On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 8:20:36 PM UTC-4, Colin Larsen wrote: > > Working fine with test.mosquitto.org > weather/41south/# > > Haven't looked at the data for sanity :) > > > > On Mon, Aug 27, 2018 at 9:25 AM Colin Larsen <colin....@gmail.com > <javascript:>> wrote: > >> That's all good Pat, I sure appreciate the time this is taking and real >> work and family come first always, so certainly no rush on my part. >> >> I can send you a PM with my MQTT login if that helps for testing but if >> Mosquito works I'm happy to shift to that also. In the medium to short >> term I'd like to get my own MQTT server running here, as much to save data >> being pushed everywhere as anything. Would a small server run on a pi zero? >> >> Because I'm still using simulator and waiting for all the parts for my >> station to arrive (building a WeatherDuino setup including air quality >> monitoring) I've left it at US, however I probably should set it to Metric >> before any real data goes into the db. >> >> The WeatherDuino mimics a VP2 so I need to find out what sensors the AQ >> data is stored as too so I can get it out and work on displaying it ..... >> but that's another story down the track. >> >> Cheers >> Colin >> >> >> On Mon, 27 Aug 2018, 08:59 Pat, <p...@obrienphoto.net <javascript:>> >> wrote: >> >>> Yeah I need to upgrade as well. The 0.18rc1 has been working great. So >>> I'm expecting 0.18 to work just as good. >>> >>> Your data's unit values to MQTT should be what you expect, and as you >>> know we've been working out the kinks on the units with the non-live >>> portion of the skin. >>> >>> The live portion processes the MQTT data a bit differently since it's >>> live - it doesn't use weewx's StdConvert in real time - so there are some >>> color charts that I have hard coded for Fahrenheit and I see an outTemp_F, >>> rain inches, dew point F variables it's expecting from MQTT which probably >>> needs to be updated. >>> >>> This weekend has been busy with (real) work, so no update on when I can >>> get an update out quite yet >>> >>> What is your weewx.conf target_unit set to? >>> >>> >>> On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 4:17:05 PM UTC-4, Colin Larsen wrote: >>>> >>>> Pat that could be my bad on the version I'm using. I went with 0.17 to >>>> get it running, I'll move to 0.18 today, that might solve the units >>>> problem? >>>> I ended up following the wiki install as I think yours was missing a >>>> step, not 100% sure on that. Anyway let me update that. My data going up >>>> to >>>> mqtt certainly has deg C and Kph in it, it didn't look too closely at the >>>> actual data though >>>> >>>> On Mon, 27 Aug 2018, 05:06 Pat O'Brien, <p...@obrienphoto.net> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Understood and no worries, thanks! >>>>> >>>>> On Sun, Aug 26, 2018, 1:05 PM mwall <goo...@lancet.mit.edu> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 12:49:25 PM UTC-4, Pat wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On an unrelated note, I have a pull request against your meteostick >>>>>>> driver. 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