Cumulus Support

I tried out Cumulus 1.8.9 build 913 last night. Everything seemed to be working fine when I went to bed. This morning, most things are good, but nothing happens when I attempt to view graphs. Everything else seems to be fine - including "select-a-graph". Thoughts? Would you like me to capture anything for you before I try to restart it, or go back to the previous version?

It's probably the change I put in to stop the freezing line appearing when it's below the axis, but I don't know why it would stop the window opening. Have a look in the latest diags file to see if any errors are logged. If not, I will probably have to take out the fix and we'll have to put with the line slightly off the graph sometimes.

I don't see any obvious errors (other than FTP), but I've attached the file for you in case I missed something (being a newbie).

All of the Cumulus graphs are working fine for me. I upgraded to 913 this morning.

You're right, there's no indication of the problem there. You could try restarting, or going back to the previous build, whichever you want.

Are you uploading to a web site? If so, are the graphs being produced OK?

The graphs are fine on the website.

Possibly nothing to do with the recent change, then. Could you show me the outside temperature graph and the min/max/avg graph, please?

I've disabled updating the website so you can have a look. It's here:
http://www.windblownsolutions.com/test/ ... trends.htm

Thanks. I wonder if it's because your freezing line is off the top of the graph. I'll investigate. Do you have the 'show freezing line' option set?

Yes, "show freezing line" was set. I turned it off, but the graphs did not start appearing again. After a few minutes more, I did a restart and the graphs came back.

None of it makes any sense. It's producing the graphs OK, and the code which opens the window doesn't have anything in it that's changed recently.

Somewhere overnight it happened again, so I switched back to 1.88 build 881, at least until I finish playing with the wind direction vane because I sort of need graphs to do that.

I have a feeing my highly loaded machine is going to be a nasty test bed.