Welcome to weewx-belchertown Discussions! #744
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Just like weather and presenting it to the world. |
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I may have not seen the answer in the wiki, but here is a problem I'm having. I got a Raspberry Pi 400, set it up with the recommended software, updated everything. I installed WeeWx 4.8.0 and since I'm not feeding WeeWx with a station yet, set up the Simulator option. That runs well and had been running and graphing with WeeWx stuff for weeks. I added Belchertown skin. I copied the graphs.conf.example into graphs.conf. I have the four stanzas with the graphs for the nice charting that I chose Belchertown for. With the original system publishing to the internet webserver, I can go to that skin and see the Belchertown display, the Windy radar, and then below the four (now five with wind rose added), no problem. I go to my new setup and go to the /var/www/html/weewx/belchertown and find the index.html and when I click on it, the browser opens and I see the header, My Station Weather Conditons,with the temp in big numbers with feels like, high and low, and then the Barometer panel with dwpoint, humidity and rain in there, and the Windy graphic to the right of that. DIrectly under that, the wheels seem to come off, with the almanac info expanded, and the Weather Record Snapshots just above the end of the page. I can't show you a picture of it since I don't have this on the web. I go to my functioning Rasp Pi 4 which has been running for a long time, and I get the same thing. There is no visible graphing panels below,like show up on the published web page. So the same Rasp Pi running this seems not to have a 'local' display of the info so I can verify and tweak it as I might. Is the ONLY place that one can see those nice graphs is on an internet published web page? Is there nothing locally on either of the Raspberries (the 4 or the 400?) I was assuming that the Belchertown created a local set of graphs and those got sent to my web page, but I cannot find where they might be, or if they even exit. Can someone help me understand how they can be on my web page (fed with a live station) and yet the new setup going through testing and configuration and having no site to publish to, cannot be seen? Thanks for any guidance or pointers in the wiki that may help me. |
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