Thanks, Vince for the help as I have seen you help many others on here. I
wasn't shouting before I merely copied and pasted what my ISP sent me.
That is the font they used.
The only files in my /root/.ssh directory are the rsa keys and a
known_hosts file. I don't remember creating a config file so that may be
part of the problem. I see where the instructions under [RSYNC] say to put
the server in the .ssh/config file. Is the config file as simple as:
===================================================
Host website
Hostname kq5s.com
User pi (or name in my [Rsync] part of weewx.conf)
Port 2222
==================================================
[RSYNC]]
# rsync'ing to a webserver is treated as just another report
skin = Rsync
enable = true
server = kq5s.com
user = XXXXX ( not sure if I should post this or not. It is a user
on my internet site)
path = public_html
port = 2222
delete = 0
Tom
On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 2:31:10 PM UTC-5 vince wrote:
> I'm not understanding what you guys think you see. I don't see anything
> in his logs saying the total time to do things is exceeding the 5-minute
> default archive interval. His possibly edited log snippet above showed
> rsync happening every 5 minutes which is normal. It only takes a couple
> seconds which is normal. The number of files is reasonable given the
> skins he's using.
>
> What is 'not' normal is the support ticket reply from his ISP saying he's
> intermittently trying to connect to an invalid user id on the remote side.
>
> Again - lets see your RSYNC stanza(s) from weewx.conf and also your
> .ssh/config stanza for the account you're using locally to connect to the
> ISP server. This is almost certainly a rsync/ssh configuration issue
> based on what I've seen in the thread above.
>
> On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 11:48:48 AM UTC-7 [email protected] wrote:
>
>> Tom,
>> So, from your hosting provider, you are getting two types of errors.
>> One for userID, the other for MaxStartups. The #27 and #28 are the number
>> of
>> Startups, so something is getting hung up somewhere between you and your
>> hosting service, and weewx seems to be the victim. This sure seems like
>> a basic networking/ssh setup issue that's best debugged by hand outside
>> of weewx. One more thing you can try is simply ssh'ing to your hosting
>> site,
>> but include a -v (or two or three v's) in the command line. It generates
>> a LOT of messages, but take your time to see what it's telling you if
>> there's a failure.
>> Make sure all your permissions are correct in all the places you have an
>> .ssh directory (directory: chmod 2700, files: chmod 0600).
>> Chris
>>
>> On Sunday, October 29, 2023 at 12:16:10 PM UTC-6 vince wrote:
>>
>>> You are posting very cryptic information making helping you very
>>> difficult. And your font looks like you're yelling.
>>>
>>> We need to see pieces of your actual configuration files:
>>>
>>> - post your weewx.conf RSYNC section(s)
>>> - post your ~/.ssh/config section for the host(s) you referenced in
>>> the RSYNC section in weewx.conf
>>> - (make sure you show use the ssh config for the user weewx runs as,
>>> whatever you are using)
>>>
>>> It almost sounds like you have multiple RSYNC sections in weewx and you
>>> are trying to upload twice, once to one user, once to a different user.
>>> Regardless, we need to see your actual config file sections to help much.
>>>
>>>
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