Ok, I am a little confused here, but I am guessing it is just a typo in your last post. The RTGD extension currently produces a version 13 gauge-data.txt. Your gauge-data.txt at http://www.romaeurmeteo.it/weewx/ss/gauge-data.txt is version 13. The current SteelSeries Weather Gauges gauges.js is version 2.7.3 and for WeeWX is requires a minimum version 14 gauge-data.txt. So I would expect the current SteelSeries Weather Gauges would indeed not work with the current RTGD extension. When I look at your gauges.js (http://www.romaeurmeteo.it/weewx/ss/scripts/gauges.js) you have changed it to require version 12 (the typo? - your post says 13). The changes from version 12 to 13 to 14 are such that they have no real impact whether you are using a gauges.js that supports version 12, 13 or 14 - there may be some javascript errors in the web console but hte gauges will still work.
It looks like the SteelSeries Weather Gauges author has made some minor changes to the gauge-data.txt template file (gauge-data.txt.tmpl) to include min/max inside temperatures and that has caused the bump to version 14. I missed that change and have not updated the RTGD extension to version 14. I also maintain a separate repo <https://github.com/gjr80/weewx-steelseries> with the SteelSeries Weather Gauges packaged as a WeeWX extension which is still at verion 13, if folks have installed the SteelSeries Weather Gauges from that repo they would have version 13 templates and 2.6.3 scripts which support the version 13 gauge-data.txt - bottom line is it would work fine. I will update RTGD to version 14 and also update the weewx-steelseries extension to version 14/2.7.3. For you it shoudl be a simple change of rtgd.py and returning gauges.js back to its orignal (version 14) state. As for the FTP upload of gauge-data.txt. disabling the gauge-data.txt.tmpl template in ss/skin.conf merely stops WeeWX from generating gauge-data.txt from the template every archive interval. The FTP still occurs every archive interval and the FTP uploads everything below HTML_ROOT (nominally public_html). So if the RTGD extension saves gauge-data.txt somewhere under HTML_ROOT then it will be uploaded every archive interval by the FTP uploader. It will not cause any problems unless the FTP uploader and the HTTP POST code try to write the file at the same time on your web server. To fix it you have two choices, change the location that the RTGD extension saves gauge-data.txt (using the [RealtimeGaugeData] rtgd_path config option) or change your FTP upload settings - I suspect that the former will be easier :) 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 [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
