Cumulus Support

Posted: **Sun 28 May 2023 4:03 pm**

Hello everyone,

I'm running CumulusMX 3.25.1 b3244 on a Raspberry PI4 since a couple week, with a station configured as "Ecowitt" (Froggit WH3000SE PRO).
The communication between the station and the software is ok, but I keep having trouble with the rain.
It already happened twice: when it's raining from evening to the next morning, from midnight I see the total rain reset to 0. Even if there's a two-days pause and then it rains again, counter remains 0.
And it keeps going that way until I close the SW, delete the "data" folder content and restart the software.
That is frustrating.
Checking out the diag file, I keep seeing:

DoRain: A reading arrived at the start of a new day, but before we have done the roll-over. Ignoring it

What am I missing?

Posted: **Sun 28 May 2023 8:50 pm**

did you check that the time zone setting on the froggit is the same as on the Raspi?

Posted: **Mon 29 May 2023 6:45 am**

Yes, both Timezones are Europe-Rome

Posted: **Mon 29 May 2023 8:50 am**

Attached the DIAG file

Posted: **Mon 29 May 2023 9:27 am**

We could do with a DIAG file that covers the midnight rollover time.

I spotted this in the supplied DIAG file:

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2023-05-27 12:00:00.410 !!! Unhandled Exception !!!
2023-05-27 12:00:00.411 Current CPU temp = 49,7°C
System.OutOfMemoryException: Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program.

So it looks as if you are having system resource shortages at times. Do you have anything else running on the same host as CumulusMX?

Posted: **Mon 29 May 2023 1:31 pm**

Increase the size of the swapfile to double the amount of physical ram and try again.

Posted: **Mon 29 May 2023 4:33 pm**

Sorry guys, I didn't notice the system exception.

As suggested, I increased the swap file... and I'll let you know how it will go. Of course now there are sunny days, so it might take a while!

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