Cumulus Support

I changed the interval to 15 this morning after I compared it to the France Pi. It had been previously set at a default, I think it was 150 before.

I've attached the Cumulus.ini file (passwords commented out)

Synewave wrote:I changed the interval to 15 this morning

Have you restarted MX since then? You'll need to do that to make the change work.

steve wrote:It looks like you have a leading slash missing from the local filename of realtimegaugesT.txt?

Thanks Steve, that seems to have fixed the gauges updating problem

I guess that won't fix the graph update issue?

steve wrote:

Synewave wrote:I changed the interval to 15 this morning

Have you restarted MX since then? You'll need to do that to make the change work.

Rebooted just now, still the 'not updated' htm and updated realtimegauges in the web folder. No .json files in there.

Should I wait for the 15 min interval after that reboot?

Synewave wrote:Should I wait for the 15 min interval after that reboot?

Yes, it will only update at the specified interval.

steve wrote:

Synewave wrote:Should I wait for the 15 min interval after that reboot?

Yes, it will only update at the specified interval.

And it is fixed!

So it was the interval setting?

Thanks so much Steve!

Another donation on its way!

Synewave wrote:So it was the interval setting?

Yes - because of the bug that you've helped discover, it only works for factors of 60. And you have to restart after changing many of the settings, so your change to 15 didn't immediately fix it.

I don't get that error that you get when updating the internet settings, even when using your settings, so I'm afraid I have no idea what the cause of that is.

steve wrote: I don't get that error that you get when updating the internet settings, even when using your settings, so I'm afraid I have no idea what the cause of that is.

I've fixed the Object error when updating the Internet Settings. It seems I had omitted to copy over the Interface folder from the distribution to the Pi when I upgraded to b3037. I've just copied it over and the error doesn't happen now.

Thanks again!

OK, no problem - and thanks.