OK, Here's what I did,
As before, everything works wonderfully except graphs and reports (both
locally and remotely) yet the CWOP, PWS, etc are updating fine. Below is
three loops on the syslog file. Another thing I did was to move the
remote files to another server (www.thechurchatmorley.org/weather) and
the main difference was that in the
http://www.thechurchatmorley.org/json/ directory there was only an
index.html file but I noticed a weather/belchertown directory with a
/json directory that was populated with the *.json files so I copied
them up one directory and suddenly I have graphs. Working with this
premise I looked in the belchertown config file and the top line is >>
belchertown_root_url = "" << so my question now is should there be
something in the quotes in the above "Belchertown URL" line? If so, then
what am I missing? /*
*/
/*(continued) SUCCESS! Once I filled in the "belchertown root" path all
works beautifully, as far as I am able to tell so far EVERYTHING works,
graphs, reports, earthquakes. I wish to thank everyone for all their
patience and help. I'm not sure I could have done it without it.*/
<snip>
On 12/1/2018 1:22 PM, Pat wrote:
Attached is what I'm seeing when I try to access
http://weather.w0avq.org/json/day.json directly.
On Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 2:21:07 PM UTC-5, Pat wrote:
Having your site URL is helpful and this is an interesting one.
When I try to access your chart data directly via
http://weather.w0avq.org/json/day.json
<http://weather.w0avq.org/json/day.json> I'm seeing in the Chrome
Console a blocked page to sedoparking. Do you know what this is?
Is this your web hosting provider?
The other directories look good, so maybe the /json/ folder is
missing and your provider is trying to send a 404 in a weird way?
Try putting an index.html with a "hello world" inside of it to see
*something* work in http://weather.w0avq.org/json/.
<http://weather.w0avq.org/json/.>..
Admittedly, I don't have any experience with the ftpuploader - so
there very well could be a fault with that extension but I'm not
familiar with. Your NOAA reports aren't working either - so it
could be something with the ftpuploader. Can you set debug = 1 in
weewx.conf and see if it gives any clues?
On Saturday, December 1, 2018 at 8:40:51 AM UTC-5, John Clark wrote:
Did as directed and so far all is wonderfully functional
except the graphs which are not available either through
localhost or remotely, and the monthly reports only show the
current month no matter which one I choose. I am convinced
that I have one (or more) directories looking at the wrong
place, just haven't tracked it down yet. All info at CWOP,
PWS, WUnderground, and weathercloud seem to be correctly
updated which (to me) further states it is a local problem,
something pointing the wrong direction. For instance,
year.json is locally generated just fine (apparently) and
uploaded just fine, but I cannot read it either locally or on
the website. This is particularly disquieting as I decided to
quit shaving my head and it is getting long enough to pull
out. Just in case it will help the website is
weather.w0avq.org <http://weather.w0avq.org>
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w0av...@gmail.com/*
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