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Strange values as records (Imported data from Cumulus 1)

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Strange values as records (Imported data from Cumulus 1)

Post by Vossenberg »

Hello,

I have just installed CumulusMX on my Raspberry Pi. I have not yet connected my station.
However I have installed Mono 4.0.2.5 as well as the CumulusMX package.

I imported my data directory from Cumulus 1 as well as Cumulus.ini from my previous install.
The problem I face is that the records are strange.

What can I do to correct this data?
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Are there any tips?

Thank you in advance!
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Re: Strange values as records (Imported data from Cumulus 1)

Post by rogerthn »

Looks like decimal commas?
You could try to stop CumulusMX
Fetch alltime.ini month.ini monthlyalltime.ini today.ini year.ini and yesterday.ini again.
cd into CumulusMX/data and then

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cd CumulusMX/data/
files="alltime.ini month.ini monthlyalltime.ini today.ini year.ini yesterday.ini"
for i in $files
do
  sed -i '/[0-9],[0-9]/s/,/./g' $i
done
Please note that there should be decimal point in Cumulus.ini as well
sed -i '/[0-9],[0-9]/s/,/./g' Cumulus.ini
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Re: Strange values as records (Imported data from Cumulus 1)

Post by Vossenberg »

Thank you very much! That absolutely did the trick!
All my records have been corrected and show to right values!

Very happy! The next step will be connecting the datalogger ! :-)
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Re: Strange values as records (Imported data from Cumulus 1)

Post by rogerthn »

Happy to help :P
Unless you already have replaced C:\ in Cumulus.ini ... :mrgreen:
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