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Normally, script takes as "root" folder the folder from which it is executed. Also specifying path relatively like "../weather/clientraw.txt" should work, I'm using this definition in one of my scripts: $data_file_path = '../data/clientraw/clientraw.txt'; Anyway, you can also try...

skyewright wrote:If you contact me via e-mail...

I've just sent you a message, thank you for your effort!

skyewright wrote:I'm sure you'll be able to do that. :)

I hope so ;-) Well, the c++ is not really unknown for me, so I think I'll be able to figure out how it works.

I can't speak for Boris, but a significant factor is likely to be that 1-wire is compeltely unlike other weather stations in concept. 'Normal' weather stations have a fixed purpose and provide a restricted set of data in a closely defined manner. 1-wire on the other hand is essentially a kit of low...

Hi you all, I also would like to ask, if there are some news in 1-wire support. I'm running my station for nearly 4 years, I'm using WD on old notebook. Because that notebook seems to have slowly started failing and also I'd like to save some space and energy, I'd like to switch to Sheeva (which I a...

Hmm, interesting idea. Can Meteohub launch external scripts on alert conditions? If yes, then it will be easy to write simple script to send message via scmxx command, for example. I'm running it on some network monitoring application with MC35 modules.

Hi, headers for your running kernel should be installed by this command: apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) Then you can find kernel headers in: /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.XX-X-kirkwood/ wehere X depends on the kernel version. Command 'uname -r' will print version of the kernel you're current...