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It's running on a Raspberry Pi 4, 2gb RAM. A reboot solved it and I haven't seen it since. I of course used one of the recommended industrial memory cards: Western Digital/SanDisk SDSDQED-016G-XI

Anyway here is the output from that, which is probably not helpful in this situation.

Not sure what ...

Yesterday I went to my meteobridge web page and logged in - the database and graphs tabs were missing. Tried two browsers, same issue.

A reboot fixed the issue and it I have not seen it again (been only 12 hours), but wondering if anyone has seen this behavior?

I didn't see anything in the logs ...

Of course. Makes sense, seems I forgot that limitation. Thanks for answering.

(I did search for this, but no luck finding anything)

I know that it is written everywhere that meteobridge is supported on rpi 3/4, but the zero 2 is about as powerful as a pi3, so wondering if there is any chance/any plan to run it on pi zero 2w?

Thanks,

Tom

Maybe it's the Samba (SMB) settings on your new windows box.

See this post:

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=12721

TomS

I am ssh'ed into my rPi Meteohub (5.1a). It has a 16 gb SD card. The /data filesystem has 10 gigs free (out of 12), but the root filesystem is at 88% full, it's only 1.6 gb and it is using 1.4, 200 mb free.

There is 225 MB in /var/cache/apt/archives, which is an archive of all the installed sw ...

I can no longer get to the samba shares on my meteohub (raspberry pi) from Windows 10 after a recent update.

Browsing to the share (\\192.168.5.xx) in windows explorer gives a generic "cannot connect" error, but trying to mount it to a drive letter gives a more specific message:

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You can't ...

is there an http command or a cron job I can create that will run the backup of application data? I am trying to automate the creation and copy of the meteohub.backup file onto another device (my windows pc).

Thanks,

Tom

i will note that the crontab line in question does exist in this file:

/var/cron/tabs/root

but not in /etc/crontab

In fact there is quite a bit of meteohub stuff in this /var/cron version but not in /etc/crontab

Don't know what that means or why, and really not sure if I should add to /etc ...

with respect to crontab:

I just rebuilt my rpi - had to load the 5.0f image then updated to 5.0k.

This is the first time for me but after less than an hour the http server died on me (never had a problem with 5.0i). I ssh'ed in and restarted thttpd. Looked in the crontab file (/etc/crontab) and ...

I was just checking on my meteohub, and noticed there is an update to 5.0j. I can't find any info on what the update holds, and thus, whether I should update from 5.0i.

Can you shed some light on 5.0j release?

Thanks,

Tom S.

Just reporting success (12 hours in) with my raspberry pi 2.

I ended up buying this kit from amazon: http://amzn.com/B00MV6TAJI , which I think was easier than gathering up the pieces (and Amazon Prime shipping helps too). Its only extra piece for me is an hdmi cable I won't use. The wifi dongle ...

Okay, well, I started over, reflashed sd card, etc. Now that interface and save button works. Sorry for the false alarm.

Hopefully that will be the last of my issues!

Tom

I just fired up my Raspberry Pi 2, with meteohub 5.0f.

Seemed to work well - have the wifi going.

However, when I make changes and hit the "Save" Button at the bottom, the browser goes from the dialog where I was entering parameters, to a blank screen, and the address bar just shows "http://<ip ...

As I get all the pieces together for my meteohub installation on a new Raspberry Pi 2, I have an activation question.

It would seem that the activation is based on the MAC address of the device, which is unique. My question is this - if I am planning on using wifi, can I use the MAC address of the ...