Cumulus Support

mcrossley

Looks like it is failing to read from the USB data stream. Please try and reproduce this on a physical machine.
Also when gathering diagnostics please start CumulusMX.exe with the -debug parameter - thanks.

mcrossley

Assuming the htx file from WeatherLink is a text file, you would have to create a template file for Cumulus to process. The template would contain all the boiler plate text, and use web tags for the data you want to insert. Then add the template to the Extra files in the Cumulus config, tick "P...

mcrossley

I've done a few already - I picked my birth year!

mcrossley

My sun chart is in server side PHP, if you wanted to do that client-side you'd probably have to use Canvas (bitmap drawing) or SVG (vector drawing) in JavaScript - or plot it in something like Highcharts.

mcrossley

It runs the archive retrieval twice because if the catch-up is long, and particularly on a slow machine (pi zero anyone), then another archive record could have been written before we finish processing the first batch.

mcrossley

Vossenberg wrote: ↑Tue 24 Mar 2020 10:11 pm If you need somebody to test, i''ll be around!

Noted.

mcrossley

I don't know if anybody has used it - I seem to recall it being discussed in the past - but it is on my to-do list for a built-in function, I have a version of the Climatica console that uses MQTT.

mcrossley

Thanks Adrian, I'll try and keep Cumulus going for a while longer yet

The editors are rudimentary, but slicker versions cost $$$ unfortunately. We can hope the free version adds in-line editing soon.

mcrossley

I'm confused, do you mean the graphs page, or the pop-up graphs on the SS gauges? If the latter (which I think is what you mean), then there is no built-in support in Cumulus MX for generating those, the ones you are seeing will be the last ones generated by Cumulus 1 when it was running. To generat...

mcrossley

Version 3.4.6 - Build 3070 is now available for download. Fix for station wind chill on Davis WLL devices Fix for auto-discovered Davis WLL Station-Ids not being saved to the config file More robust failure handling for realtime FTP connections Additional diagnostics output in the console and log fi...

mcrossley

I see the image too?

mcrossley

Silly question ... Is jqXHR.abort(); actually necessary ? I had a issue at one time when there was a problem on the web server with hung requests piling up and consuming large amounts of memory. You'd think they'd timeout and clean themselves up, but they didn't appear to. Maybe it was an old versi...

mcrossley

The $ object is global afaik, so as long as the tiny pub/sub code has run $.publish should be there - unless you include another copy of JQuery in the containing page which overwrites the addition.

mcrossley

By adding additional ajax to the same page, then yes you are going to trip the active flag if they are running when the gauges does its refresh. I guess you could change it to use a variable flag that is set/unset when the gauge ajax starts and completes/fails.

mcrossley

$.publish is what pushes the data to the gauges. It is defined by Tiny Pub/Sub at the top of gauges.js /*! Tiny Pub/Sub - v0.7.0 - 2013-01-29 * https://github.com/cowboy/jquery-tiny-pubsub * Copyright (c) 2013 "Cowboy" Ben Alman; Licensed MIT */ (function($) { 'use strict'; var o = $({}); ...

Cumulus Support

Search found 11422 matches

Re: CumulusMX errors with WMRS200

Re: System change cumulusMX

Re: Rainfall Records Rescue Project

Re: Cumulusutils

Re: Errors on CumulusMX startup

Re: MQTT Export

Re: MQTT Export

Re: Thank you Mark

Re: Trend graphs not updating using MX

Re: Cumulus MX Announcements and Download - PLEASE READ FIRST

Re: Don't try to change "todayyest.html"

Re: gauges.js problem with $.active

Re: gauges.js problem with $.active

Re: gauges.js problem with $.active

Re: gauges.js problem with $.active