Post by robertlb56 on Aug 7, 2017 6:03:45 GMT -8
Should installing RaspiConnect Server affect the graph creation in GroveWeatherPi? On 2 different installs of GroveWeatherPi, I created a symbolic link to the static directory in the /var/www/html folder and everything worked great. Then as soon as I install RaspiConnect Server (and I also ran it once each time to test that it connected to the iPad app, which it did), the GroveWeatherPi graphs stop updating. In the GroveWeatherPi log file it shows that it is processing each graph creation routine and then that it is finished (and no error message), yet the png files in static are not updated and still time stamped with the date/time that I installed RaspiConnectServer.
If that is not normal, is there a log file somewhere, or way to run one that would document the graphing routine to see what is going wrong? I'm still a long way from getting the RaspiConnect app setup to work with GroveWeatherPi. All the sample files are for other projects and I haven't had the time to devote yet to learn how to set it up from scratch, or modify the Project Curacao files which seem closest to GroveWeatherPi.
Also, any plans to update the GroveWeatherPi software to work with the Grove Power Save, Power Drive and Pi Camera (and any other goodies you add)? I know I can add them manually, but then I would have to redo a lot of stuff every time you update the software and I do a git pull on the updated repository.
If that is not normal, is there a log file somewhere, or way to run one that would document the graphing routine to see what is going wrong? I'm still a long way from getting the RaspiConnect app setup to work with GroveWeatherPi. All the sample files are for other projects and I haven't had the time to devote yet to learn how to set it up from scratch, or modify the Project Curacao files which seem closest to GroveWeatherPi.
Also, any plans to update the GroveWeatherPi software to work with the Grove Power Save, Power Drive and Pi Camera (and any other goodies you add)? I know I can add them manually, but then I would have to redo a lot of stuff every time you update the software and I do a git pull on the updated repository.
