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I figured I'd update an old post of mine with a new/updated dashboard link:
https://y-naut.net/pwsWD/index.php
and/or
https://y-naut.net/pwsWD/simple.php

Question: Is it possible to have virtual sensors display whole numbers (rounded or truncated) instead of decimal to .00 ?

I source some data via script and not from my weather station hardware, I have whole numbers, but MeteoHub virtual sensors appear to format data to the same format as the ...

I believe what you're trying to accomplish is possible via the "virtual sensors" function. I'm not sure how/where you're going to source the non-sensor or legacy data, but math functions are possible via "awk". Look at the manual for virtual sensors and awk.
I'm currently using an i2c magnetometer ...

I made a change to MeteoHub a few days ago, and since then the Process -- Weather Data Recomputation: has been running. The average time is 1 red square every 1.5 days, if not longer. (see attached picture) I have ~5 years of weather data stored on the Raspberry Pi's SD card.

Screen Shot 2020-07 ...

I was able to get the onboard WiFi working on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (not B+) by following these instructions:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=138714

The short version is that you need to download the .deb package to the Raspberry Pi, then run the package install command ...

I've been using MeteoHub for a significant amount of time (at least 8 years) and have always needed to find a workaround for the WDlive flash dashboard. FreshWDL only worked for 80% of what I needed/wanted to do, and I had also resorted to using a flash-proxy for my Apple devices. Now that the flash ...

Are you using the built-in WiFi interface, the BCM43143 or a USB WiFi module? I'm trying to get the BCM43143 working, but it appears that there isn't a driver available for the "wheezy" release.

If you were able to find a driver for the on-board BCM43143, could you please provide some information ...

Oh well, at least I know. Thanks for the update.

I can start a new thread if needed for the next question:
Is there a way to have a "virtual sensor" read a file or execute a command just once a day? Not using a trigger that happens once a minute?

Since my boat (mentioned previously) is on a lake ...

Hello! I've been happily using MeteoHub (yes, Hub) for 5+ years in a marine environment with a Davis sensor array. Does anyone have any information about the possibility of virtual sensors becoming a feature of Meteobridge?

My station is on a moored boat that rotates based on the wind direction ...

OK, thanks. I'm just going to leave my system at 5.1a. It's not accessible from the internet due to the multiple layers of NAT that happen with the cellular and local network.

Not that it matters in this thread, but until MeteoBridge (or something other than MeteoHub) has support for virtual ...

At least you got the update to do something, I can't get anything to update my station since 5.1a (Build 261). Maybe that's for the best, but I'd like to keep up to date.

Looking around at other topics on this board, it appears that this is a common issue that started recently. We can only hope that Boris is aware and can provide a status update sometime soon.

I'm having the exact same issue also on a Raspberry Pi. I don't know exactly when it started, and the data is still being uploaded. A reboot didn't help; I can SSH in, but I'm not quite sure what I should do from there. It's obvious the webserver is running, however everything appear to take place ...

After umpteen months of on and off trying to hack this together I finally had someone help me and now have a working virtual sensor that pull data from a file and from an existing sensor. The magic line of code that made it work is:
awk 'NR==FNR{b=$1;next}{print b, $4,$5,$6}' /var/local/heading ...

OK, so I made some more progress, but the problem still seems to lie in my lack of knowledge of awk. I used this in the "conversion" field:
< /var/local/heading awk {'printf ''%d %d %d %d'', $1, $5, $6, $7 '}
and was able to get the following output as wind1 in the Inspect Data view ...