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Hi to all,a few days ago i dueownloaded and perfectly configured weewx for my weather station (PCE-FWS 20). When i sent the files to my web site i had some problems. In particular the charts of index.html.tmpl don't update but everything else yes! Into folder of my pc it's all right, everything it's updated. I don't understand the problem. Please hel me.Thanks.
I don't resolved the problem. Can you explain me how to resolve it please? Thanks for the support.
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Perhaps there is a language barrier but when I first read this thread this morning I thought the issue was that the weewx generated images (the plots) on index.html were not being uploaded to the webserver. I took the data.txt.tmpl error as a bit of a red herring. If you look later in the log extract Standard appears to generate a number of reports and images and the same number of files appear to be successfully uploaded by FTP. When I looked at the site via the link provided earlier, the site was stuck on 18 January 00:10 and remained so for aour weewx.conf while today. The plots were tiemstamped with this time. When I look just now I see the site now appears to be updating (it just changed from 18 January 12:45 to 12:50) but I see the plots are still as of 00:10. It seems to me the html is generating and uploading by FTP but the plots are generating but not uploading. Could understand if the upload was to the wrong directory but if the html is making it to the correct directory I woudl expect theimages to as well. Perhaps the plots are not being generated. A more up to date log extract from weewx start might help.
Gary
I agree to the language barrier possibly being a problem. When I look at the site it seems to be working properly, he does not have a refresh line in the index.html.tmpl file, so one would have to refresh manually. Also I noticed the the time is off by 1 hour. Sicily should be CET+1.
Dave
Perhaps there is a language barrier but when I first read this thread this morning I thought the issue was that the weewx generated images (the plots) on index.html were not being uploaded to the webserver. I took the data.txt.tmpl error as a bit of a red herring. If you look later in the log extract Standard appears to generate a number of reports and images and the same number of files appear to be successfully uploaded by FTP. When I looked at the site via the link provided earlier, the site was stuck on 18 January 00:10 and remained so for a while today. The plots were tiemstamped with this time. When I look just now I see the site now appears to be updating (it just changed from 18 January 12:45 to 12:50) but I see the plots are still as of 00:10. It seems to me the html is generating and uploading by FTP but the plots are generating but not uploading. Could understand if the upload was to the wrong directory but if the html is making it to the correct directory I woudl expect theimages to as well. Perhaps the plots are not being generated. A more up to date log extract from weewx start might help.
Gary
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Thanks to all for the support. Could anyone to explain me to change the time (CET+1) and how to move a file (data.txt.tmpl) into other directory?
Same thing as you do now, I only looked at the graphs and the time in the header, did not pay attention to the embedded date/time in the graphs. Sorry.
Dave
Gary
$ tail -f -n 50 /var/log/syslog$ sudo service weewx stop
$ sudo service weewx start
13:36:43 genimages: Generated 12 images for StandardReport in 4.92 seconds13:36:43 ftpupload: Unable to connect or log into server : [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer