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I did not try all the Beta builds but when I tried them prior to the release and they seemed fine.

So installed the final release and my temperatures went nuts. By this I mean they increased from 6.7C to 43.7C an increase of 37 degrees.

I thought at first it was fineoffset spike but the fineoffset console was showing the correct temperature, but CumulusMX was consistently showing temperatures 37 degrees higher.

I stopped the service and restored last nights backup files and 3107 and all returned to normal. You can see what happened at https://www.dmjsystems.co.uk/weatherbos ... recent.php

I think there maybe a problem, unless you can suggest anything Mark.

One other point, the upload of realtime.txt stopped and when I looked in the Admin Console my ticks had disappeared in both produce it and ftp it.

hmm, just did a compare of the FineOffset code from b3107 to b3115 and there are no changes relating to temperature I can see.

That temperature difference though looks like MX was set to report Fahrenheit rather than Celsius. 6.7 C = 44 F

I have always been C and I did quickly check that and it said C.

The .ini settings went back ok in the previous release very strange.

Edit Just checked the .ini file and
and 0 = Centigrade? Puzzled rest all OK

But I have found the problem! It is the temp conversion code. I'll get a fix out asap.

Phewwwww thought it was me!! Thanks Mark.

Updated 3.10.1 is now online. How that was not picked up in beta testing I have no idea! But it does only affect certain combinations of temperature and rain units.

Thanks Mark loaded and all fixed. I must admit here that I should have loaded the last few Betas but I tried the first 1 or 2 and they looked fine and I was busy playing at upgrading another phpBB forum for which I had to set up a complete Apache server + PHP and MySQL to test it, so I took my eye off the ball.
My apologies.

Phew,

I had the same issue, backed out to 3107 and decided to raise the issue this morning. I have happily been beaten to it

good find David,

Shows just how easy a bug can creep into a build, go unnoticed, until someone with the right criteria in settings/config/hardware finds it.

If you used C & mm, or F & inches = no issue. C & inches, or F & mm = no worky!