Thanks.

So the correct lat is 41.63 and long is -74.61?

I'm not seeing anything wrong/inconsistent. Your weewx.conf has lat/log of 
41.63N/74.61W. Note these are decimal degrees which is equivalent to 41 
degrees 37.80 minute N/74 degrees 36.60W. Your WU page show decimal degrees 
ie 41.63N/74.61W and your Seasons main page shows the degrees/minutes 
values of 41 degrees 37.80 minute N/74 degrees 36.60W.

All looks good to me just, same info just different display formats.

Or have I missed something? 

Gary
On Friday 12 January 2024 at 07:52:39 UTC+10 
[email protected] wrote:

> Thanks for taking the time to reply to my inquiry . I had a 
> miscomunication with team member who did the initial registration for WU. I 
> did not realize the LAT/LONG was entered during registration process on the 
> WU site. I did the weex.conf site for station id/pw. WeeWX  was restarted 
> and I noticed that locally on the Ubuntu Workstation that the local weewx 
> html page also did not show the updated LAT/LONG settings as specified in 
> the weewx.conf but all other weather data looks good and updates every 5 
> minutes (300 sec) locally on the Ubuntu PC host and also the remote web 
> site. I set debug to 1. I attached the wee_debug  --output datafile and 
> well as syslog over multiple cycles.  Thanks for any input or 
> recomendations. 
>
> On Tuesday, January 9, 2024 at 11:57:06 PM UTC-5 gjr80 wrote:
>
>> Any lat/long info for WU will have been entered when setting up/editing 
>> the station on the WU web site - WeeWX does not send lat/long info to WU. 
>> There are no static files containing lat/long that are part of the Seasons 
>> skin, the Seasons skin html files are generated in their entirety and 
>> uploaded each report cycle.
>>
>> You said "When the weewx.conf settings were changed the weewx process's 
>> were shut down." Does that mean you restarted the WeeWX daemon? If you make 
>> a change to weewx.conf you must restart WeeWX for the change to take 
>> effect. In this case the updated lat/long should appear in the files 
>> generated during the first report cycle after the restart. If you didn't 
>> restart WeeWX you need to do that. Are your generated files being uploaded 
>> to your web server? What does the WeeWX log show? Probably best that you 
>> edit weewx.conf again, set debug = 1 (and double check your lat/long 
>> entries are correct), save weewx.conf and restart WeeWX. Monitor the 
>> WeeWX log. Are your Seasons skin files being generated and uploaded? If you 
>> cannot work this out let WeeWX run for at least two report cycles then take 
>> an extract of the log showing the full WeeWX startup and the first two 
>> report cycles. Post the log extract back here.
>>
>> The other possibility is you have more than one weewx.conf on your 
>> system and are editing the wrong one. Try creating a wee_debug 
>> <http://weewx.com/docs/4.10/utilities.htm#wee_debug_utility> report, the 
>> report will contain a copy of the config file actually used by WeeWX. Are 
>> the lat/long values in the wee_debug report correct? If you have trouble 
>> reading the report, post the report here. If you do post the report be sure 
>> to check it for sensitive info such as user names, passwords, API keys etc 
>> and obfuscate any such entries before posting the report. wee_debug 
>> should obfuscate such information but it is not perfect.
>>
>> Gary
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday 10 January 2024 at 11:29:47 UTC+10 
>> [email protected] wrote:
>>
>>> I am running weewx 4.10.2 on a Beelink Ubuntu Workstation 22.04 with a 
>>> Vantage Pro 2. 
>>> It is working great so far. We post to Weather Undergound as well and it 
>>> has the Updated Lat/Log info . The remote Webserver we FTP to (Seasons Skin 
>>> 4.10.2) the report web page looks great expect it still shows the old 
>>> Lat/Long settings. When the weewx.conf settings 
>>> were changed the weewx process's were shut down. Then restarted after 
>>> LAT/LONG edit was made. I am curious if that the Remote Server has a static 
>>> data file that was sent once that I need to delete and then wait for next 
>>> cycle (We send every 5 minutes)  to send fresh file and I am hoping the new 
>>> correct LAT/LONG info will then appear. I am referring to Lat/Long data in 
>>> the About this station section. The Server and Weewx uptime in that same 
>>> section is correct. Any input would be very very appreciated.. Thank you
>>>
>>

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