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    garyt72
    @garyt72
    Wondering if you can suggest anything else I check - Stopped receiving data from my Access about 2 days ago. The Access is online, and receiving data from the sensors, and the "server" is set to the IP Address for the Acuparse server....
    I did a power cycle on the Access, and also did a factory reset on the Access and validated that the server is still set to to the IP Address for the Acuparse server on the local network.
    Maxwell Power
    @maxwellpower
    Replied in the issue. If you want to troubleshoot with a box in the cloud, let me know. Can discuss here in a PM or in the issue.
    56kz2slow
    @56kz2slow
    Hi. New Ubuntu install fresh from this morning. The install went pretty flawlessly, but it won't display live data. I think I know why. On the Sensor settings page, I put in the MAC address of the Access. However, I cannot locate the 5 in 1 Station ID. I looked on the outside of the 5 in 1 unit and inside the battery compartment, and it's not in either place. If I sign-in to MyAcurite, they only show me the MAC for the Access, but not the station ID. Do any of you know where I can find it?
    10 replies
    56kz2slow
    @56kz2slow
    I don't know how many users have a USB camera instead of IP based. For those that do, it's easy to comment out the wget command that gets the data from an IP camera, and use fswebcam instead to capture an image. I tested and it works good.
    11 replies
    56kz2slow
    @56kz2slow
    Been 24 hours, I really like it. I see why Maxwell, that you have yours set to capture images every 15 minutes. I put my cronjob every minute as it's how I had setup my standalone webcam to do smoother timelapses. However, convert is really CPU intensive when trying to stitch up 1000+ images into a .gif towards the end of the day. Got several alerts CPU core temperature above threshold LOL. I commented out the convert for now. I might move it to a separate job and just run it once at the end of the day. Something I've been meaning to do on my standalone, but never got around to it is to start the timelapse 1 hour before sunrise and stop one hour after. Now that I have that data, I might experiment more with that. You opened up a new world to me.
    5 replies
    56kz2slow
    @56kz2slow
    Did I setup something wrong? My weather archive is showing the same data as during the first couple of hours before my PWS data got picked up. It's showing lots data for December 31st, 20:00. Check: https://weather.patenteux.page/archive
    8 replies
    garyt72
    @garyt72
    I think I'm starting to suffer from too much data. I'm starting to see issue with loading the acuparse page is taking up to a minute to load, and seeing MySQL at >= 100% CPU for sometimes more than a minute at a time. Could this be because trimming isn't working? I noticed that I had it turned off, but turned it on 4-5 days ago, but still seeing 120-180k+ rows in the individual tables and > 1.6m rows in tower_data. What does the trim process do? Is it something that I could run manually to clean up the DB in hopes of improving performance? Running on Ubuntu 18.04 / MySQL 5.7.28
    8 replies
    Flavio Moritz
    @flaviomoritz_twitter
    Hi. While accessing the smarthub IP with a browser, the bottom of the page shows "updating firmware, please wait..." for each and every sensor. Does this means that this smarthub is gone forever? No chances to use it with acuparse?
    1 reply
    Rob11-11
    @Rob11-11

    All,

    Wondering if anyone has had a similar issue. I've installed and have been using Acuparse since Feb of last year....it been running perfect every since!

    Yesterday evening, I noticed my https://www.wunderground.com/ site was offline. So I tried ssh'ing into the pi on my home network. No response....I then rebooted it (power unplug) waited for a bootup but still noting.

    I then took the pi and hooked it up to a monitor/keyboard to see what was going on...the pi is booting but it boots into

    Raspbian GNU/Linux 7 raspberrypi tty1

    raspberrypi login:

    The default password (which i never changed) does not work - User name Pi - PW Raspberry

    The Pi is also not connecting to my home WiFi as it's not pingable and not showing up in my router (has a static IP as per the install docs).

    I am running on a 64 Gb SSD card....could be out of space? I have not yet tried to give my laptop a static IP - same as the smarthub and plug directly into the ethernet port.

    Thanks in advance.

    Rob.

    1 reply
    Terry Lightner
    @tlightne_gitlab
    I am a newbie to Acuparse and trying to complete the install. Is there any documentation for Dummies?? I am at the point where it is asking for an FQDN where is that come from? Thanks
    3 replies
    Terry Lightner
    @tlightne_gitlab
    I finally have Acuparse up and running but the values are not updating on the web page.
    Terry Lightner
    @tlightne_gitlab
    Well I give up. I am sure this software is a great product however there is no documentation to help us that are not as technical as others when the install goes bad. I did get to setup an account but when I entered the database password in the account setup it crashed the database and I can not get back into the account setup.
    4 replies
    Terry Lightner
    @tlightne_gitlab
    I will try it one more time on a clean install of Debian. I need to alter the PI networking setup after the install of Debian system. Correct then run wget https://gitlab.com/acuparse/installer/raw/master/install && sudo bash install | tee ~/acuparse.log and take the defaults except the acuparse database password. I can enter a password of my choice. Then enter my pi ip address in a chrome tab and setup my account and configure the other tabs.
    Terry Lightner
    @tlightne_gitlab
    It took my acuparse database password and I am up to the point where I add an administrator account: userid= anything I want? email= a valid email address I use? Password = anything I set or acuparse database password? Sorry to bother you with all this but I really want to get this running.
    Terry Lightner
    @tlightne_gitlab
    Ok It is configured and running however I am not getting data from the Access. It appears something is assigning
    an ip address of 192.168.6.92. If I ping 192.168.6.1 I get proper response back from the Access. Below is a screen copy of the syslog. Any hints...
    Mar 2 22:15:01 raspberrypi acuparse(2.10.0-release): (SYSTEM)[ERROR]: OFFLINE: not receiving data from the Access/smartHUB.
    Mar 2 22:15:14 raspberrypi dnsmasq-dhcp[495]: DHCPDISCOVER(eth0) 24:c8:6e:0a:50:62
    Mar 2 22:15:14 raspberrypi dnsmasq-dhcp[495]: DHCPOFFER(eth0) 192.168.6.92 24:c8:6e:0a:50:62
    Mar 2 22:15:14 raspberrypi dnsmasq-dhcp[495]: DHCPREQUEST(eth0) 192.168.6.92 24:c8:6e:0a:50:62
    Mar 2 22:15:14 raspberrypi dnsmasq-dhcp[495]: DHCPACK(eth0) 192.168.6.92 24:c8:6e:0a:50:62 W550-0A5062
    Mar 2 22:15:15 raspberrypi dhcpcd[393]: wlan0: Router Advertisement from fe80::6238:e0ff:fea5:a184
    Mar 2 22:15:31 raspberrypi dhcpcd[393]: wlan0: Router Advertisement from fe80::6238:e0ff:fea5:a184
    Mar 2 22:15:47 raspberrypi dhcpcd[393]: wlan0: Router Advertisement from fe80::6238:e0ff:fea5:a184
    Mar 2 22:16:01 raspberrypi CRON[25145]: (root) CMD (php /opt/acuparse/cron/cron.php > /opt/acuparse/logs/cron.log 2>&1)
    Mar 2 22:16:01 raspberrypi acuparse(2.10.0-release): (SYSTEM)[ERROR]: OFFLINE: not receiving data from the Access/smartHUB.
    Mar 2 22:17:01 raspberrypi CRON[25160]: (root) CMD (php /opt/acuparse/cron/cron.php > /opt/acuparse/logs/cron.log 2>&1)
    Mar 2 22:17:01 raspberrypi CRON[25161]: (root) CMD ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly)
    Mar 2 22:17:01 raspberrypi acuparse(2.10.0-release): (SYSTEM)[ERROR]: OFFLINE: not receiving data from the Access/smartHUB.
    Mar 2 22:17:10 raspberrypi dhcpcd[393]: wlan0: Router Advertisement from fe80::6238:e0ff:fea5:a184
    Mar 2 22:18:01 raspberrypi CRON[25208]: (root) CMD (php /opt/acuparse/cron/cron.php > /opt/acuparse/logs/cron.log 2>&1)
    Mar 2 22:18:01 raspberrypi acuparse(2.10.0-release): (SYSTEM)[ERROR]: OFFLINE: not receiving data from the Access/smartHUB.
    2 replies
    mdrew1964
    @mdrew1964
    Hi. Great software. Install script worked perfectly and up and running. Just a quick question. Is is possible to have a tower as the main sensor as opposed to the Atlas or 5 in 1? Can't seem to get it working as such.
    2 replies
    Tom Ruta
    @Tom_Ruta_twitter
    I've failed twice now with the install script on Buster (both clean). seems like I can't get the right settings for SSL and EXIM mail. I only care to have local access and to send up to WU. I have been unable to find documentation for both of the above. Anyone care to share what they did? I'd love to get this working to use my old SmartHub. TIA!
    15 replies
    Tom Ruta
    @Tom_Ruta_twitter
    Stopping and restarting Acuparse? Is there anything special about shutting down the Pi running Acuparse? Will it restart once powered up (in a new location of my wife's choosing, of course. :) )?
    5 replies
    codyfun22
    @codyfun22
    What is the easiest way to try out the beta? I have the site up and going, but want to test the beta.
    1 reply
    codyfun22
    @codyfun22
    I am also not getting data sent to Acuparse. "Live Data is temporarly unavailable". I installed using the script. I go to change the Access Update Server as I have an Atlas. I can connect to the IP. I change the New Server Hostname to the IP address of my Acuparse and reboot. All looks well, but never seems to get data in the console. After reboot I see the IP for the server name in the Access page. Will that not work, or is there something else hosing it up?
    1 reply
    Tom Ruta
    @Tom_Ruta_twitter
    So my Acuparse system is chugging along quite nicely but I just got an Acurite Lightning temp/hum tower (Model 06045) and I cannot seem to add it - its ID does not show up on the syslog like the current 5-n-1 and temp/hum tower. Is there a trick to this?
    ronmackay
    @ronmackay
    I finally got my hub working. I could see the hub posts in the syslog but continued to get "Live Data is temporarily unavailable". I traced it to my sensor config tab. The fix was to take the sensor ID in the hub message ("Unknown Sensor ID XXXXXXXXX" and update it in the sensor config tab. Posting just in case someone else might have the same problem.
    jcoulter2
    @jcoulter2
    Hi, great software, looking forward to working with it! I attempted to get this running on Ubuntu 20.04/raspberry pi but ran into some issues getting the access hub to connect. Would there be any specific reasons why this wouldn't work? I tried updating the endpoint in the access hub and the static dns method.
    1 reply
    cgarrett118
    @cgarrett118
    Is there a way to have acuparse and word press rinning side by side?
    2 replies
    m johnson
    @yknip_gitlab

    Acuparse is running in a vbox buster guest (bridged adapter) on the same LAN as my Access.

    I try forwarding data from Access via router with:
    iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -s Access -j DNAT --to-destination Acuparse
    iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s Acuparse -j SNAT --to Access

    This error in syslog puzzles me:
    Aug 24 16:54:57 Acuparse acuparse(2.10.0-release): (SYSTEM)[ERROR]: MAC is not configured.

    Please help!

    3 replies
    CAT1210
    @CAT1210
    I am having an issue getting this to work. I have installed acuparse with no issues or errors, initialized and configured everything, but still getting "Live data is temporarily unavailable!". I am using an Acurite Access and I think that perhaps I am not using the Upload Server function properly, since I do see data being "transmitted" in the log. I have tried everything I can think of in the Upload Server (putting in the local IP address of the Acurite Access on the first screen, then using "RaspberryPi" in New Server Hostname since acuparse told me that was the server name after installation, I tried using "localhost" in the New Server Hostname, and I have tried the local IP address of the Raspberry Pi where acuparse is installed and still no luck. I am not directly connecting the Acurite Access to the Raspberry Pi. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?