Hey everyone, its been a while since i have been on so sorry for that, i have had my weatherstation running now since 2011 using a windows server with Sandaysoft Cumulus costing a fortune but never mind.
I started looking in to the router images so i could use pywws but since come across the best thing since sliced bread (its a uk saying), the Raspberry Pi.
So i fired it all up and loaded the default image then got stuck in to loading and configuring the Pi with the massive help of this site
http://www.weather.dragontail.co.uk/index.php?page=station_setupSo basically my setup is Raspberry Pi £26 from RS Components an existing phone charger @ 5V 1000ma (anything above 700ma is fine but not above 1200ma) setup LAMP servers overkill i know buy it can handle it fine configured ssh as its a headless box and away i am, the templates took a fair bit of editing to get right as some txt files were not where they were supposed to be but its just a case of copying them and making sure the weather.ini is including them. My point being this Pi uses hardly any electric and plugs in to my routers, this little box is amazing.
Right so to the point, i have 3 years data i want to import from Sandaysoft looking at the data i do think its possible but i have just finished work and don't want to get stuck in to that now, so my question is has anyone done successfully imported data so pywws can parse and output it?
Future expansion will include captured images of the area every 10 minutes, i am in Gravesend so have a great view over the Thames towards Tilbury but thats in the future and another story.
Sorry for my ramblings but i get there in the end.
For those wishing to look this is still work in progress but is is working,
http://www.mgrant.info/weatherCheers,
Mark.
Topic: Pywws import (Read 5589 times)
