Cumulus Support

As said i have a station on a remote location with internet. Its configured to send data to Ecowitt and Wunderground.
So, is there a way to get data from the station to CumuluisMX running on my network too? I know there is a option for station type HTTP (Ecowitt) but if i open the port of the station on my network, CumulusMX webpages are open to the world, i don't want this. I saw Ecowitt Data Access API for but that's just for a history download, it doesn't get "live" data from Ecowitt.net, i thought it will.

No obvious way of doing this.

If you cannot put a rPi or such remotely, then is a VPN tunnel between them a possibility? Many routers will act as VPN servers. I use a VPN to access my home network when I'm away from home.

Sadly, I can not put rPi or similar hardware there.

I'm thinking of making some kind of python web app to forward packets

How about a reverse proxy with request filtering? I have not done it myself, but I think it would be quite trivial to run apache on your CMX host on a different port (eg 8080) and forward only the path /station/ecowitt to actual CMX port?

Edit. Also if you know the ip range of where your remote station is, you can also restrict the access with a firewall rule.

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Sami

Im not faimiliar with all that http things.... Ive made simple forwarding app and cumulusmx gets the data, but its not saved to logs

Do you have the full set of minimum data required - temp, press, wind?

If not, then you will have to enable the "No sensor check" option in: Station Settings | Common Options

Oh yes, im missing wind planning to set it up this week.
oh my, thanks for the tip