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This version bundles features released as updates to 1.9 and does some minor fixes and enhacements.

The most prominent change since early 1.9 is that Meteobridge can now upload webcam pictures from a
connected Ubiquiti Aircam (or any other picture source that can be addressed via an URL) to the
Meteobride server. This makes your latest weather cam image available from everywhere in the
Internet without being dependent on a third party weather cam image providing facility,
like Weather Underground. Having your weather cam picture available in the Internet also allows
to use of it with other weather networks, like AWEKAS, which can read the picture from there.

Beside uploading the web cam picture as is, Meteobridge allows to put weather data into the image.
This is realized by an extemely powerful Linux tool, called "convert", which allows to draw figures,
write text, convert image sizes and formats, and much more. Syntax of convert parameters is
a bit complicated, but it is worth digging into this. Meteobridge provides a couple of predefined
convert statements for classical weather data annotation, which you can also use as a starting
point for your individual weather data stickers. Weather data gets smuggled into the convert
parameters by terms of Meteobridge template variables. Something you are already used to when
doing Meteobridge HTML or email or twitter texts with embedded weather data.
For more details what has changed since early version 1.9 please have a look at: http://www.meteobridge.com/wiki/index.p ... ersion_2.0

Hello,

My name is Raymond and since a few months a Meteobridge user in combination with the Weather Station Davis Vantage Vue.
Since the upgrade to from my TL 3020 te Meteobridge v2.0 the ethernet port didn't work as a bridge anymore.

So my (no Aircam) IP camera is placed in another VLAN behind my normal network. In my config of Meteobridge I added the sign : Integrate Clients LAN adapter into WLAN but it doesn't seem to be working..

I went to the expert modus / open WRT and recognized that OpenWRT acted also as DHCP server, i commented this function out and now it is working fine. Anyway it seems to be that the automated upgrade from Meteobridge also affects the OpenWRT settings.

Is it possible in the future to upgrade the software manually only? Because now I re-powered the TL3020 and a new firmware will be installed automatically.... I don't want that anymore.

BR,

Raymond

Hi Raymond,
I don't think that the network configuration has changed by applying version 2.0. I just checked with my AirCam that is directly connected to the Meteobridge via LAN cable and the Meteobridge does make contact to the world by WiFi. I also checked with OpenWRT settings and that returns:
- WiFi is configured as DHCP client (as excpected)
- LAN port has static IP 192.168.168.111 but is not acting as DHCP server
- bridge mode is working fine (as before, no changes)
Therefore, I cannot confirm your observations. When you select the bridge mode on Meteobridge "Setup Network" tab, you should press "Save and Apply and Reboot" to make changes populated into OpenWRT and being active.

Your request to optionally stick to a certain SW release is something that I can build into one of the next releases.