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I do not support user installs on their servers. It is too much dealing with individual setups and would eat up all my time.

Did you consider to use the Cloud version instead or in addition? You might give it a try? There also is a data migration path.

Thanks for providing login credentials. The expiration notice you get is not on the Meteobridge Cloud side (which you currently don't use) but on the Aurora install you have done on your own server.

I think this is just a message you get as the latest Aurora templates are mainly designed for cloud ...

Aurora cloud usage is bound to the Meteobridge being in update plan. As your PRO has an unlimited update plan, your Aurora should be fine. Therefore, the Aurora message surprises me.

When you grant me remote access to your PRO, I can dig down on this. Please send credentials to "info(at)meteobridge ...

Glad to hear that it works again. That the remote login URL has changed concerns me a bit.

Could you please send remote login URL and password to "info(at)meteobridge.com"?

I ask as changing link indicates a changing MAC, which can generate issues later on. Therefore,
I would like to have a look ...

Looks like your web space provider has changed something on his side. Please ask there to understand what has changed on their side.

Some switch-off FTP for security reasons. If they allow SFTP instead, you can redefine the Meteobridge upload using SFTP.

Your root file system is in read-only mode. It is a HW issue with your RPI setup.
Most common reason is, that the used cheap non-SLC SD card is worn out.

I am not aware that there is any Aurora license. At least the Aurora I provide for Meteobridge use in the cloud is not licensed or exopiring.

Please share screen shot that says the license being expired.

There is no app. Meteobridge provides a web server where you simply direct your browser to.
When you reset PRO2 to factory defaults or LAN Client mode it will grap IP from your router during boot and will be available at that IP from with your LAN.
Please make sure that your browser connects to the ...

fixed with just released update.

looks like the livedata.cgi is not multi-station ready.

Why don't you request the data from the sensors you are interested in via template.cgi? This is the recommended way.

Meteobridge cannot feed multiple instances of the same weather network. I don't know of any software that can. You could run a virtual Meteobridge on a VM and have this feeding the NBIOT data to weather networks of your liking. This way you avoid staking up Meteobridge HW.

Windy should work fine with current Meteobridge version.

To give some hints how to deal with the changing upload API. Current windy accounts provide 3 credentials:

1) the API KEY that is used in the legacy API to identify your account. It is just this, no password is needed here. The second ...

when you provide me a remote login, I can have a look. Please send credentials to "info(at)meteobridge.com".

not yet implemented.

your script seems to output lines with th0 and t0 without any data following here and there.