ArchiveSW - Display & Data Archive Storage

You can turn on Debug which you will find on the Upload tab. It will put the output in the Cutuzen.dbg log.

getting

2018-12-08 15:54:21 ==> FW4267>APRS,TCPIP*:/081454z4320.58N/00108.96E_295/002g005t053r000p006P003h77b13218l7584eArchiveSW_1.7.14_WeatherFlow

means it is ok ? Does the cwop server send some kinda ack ?

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No. The CWOP system is built an ancient technology.

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I uploded a new cwop.js file. it has more debuging and output and fixes a couple of errors I just found.

updated and restarted the process, now let’s see

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Now I see your data.

indeed, that seem to have solved the data

log


2018-12-08 16:48:56 ==> user FW4267 pass -1 vers ArchiveSW 1.7.14.024

2018-12-08 16:48:57 ==> # logresp FW4267 unverified, server CWOP-7

2018-12-08 16:48:57 ==> FW4267>APRS,TCPIP*:/081548z4320.58N/00108.96E_301/000g001t052r000p006P003h79b13212l2194eArchiveSW_1.7.14.024_WeatherFlow
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Good work Gary! Whatever you did made it pass data successfully to the CWOP server. Thanks!

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So a bit of strangeness, probably related to the archaic way CWOP works, my data shows up on the server:
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=FW4261

But it doesn’t show up on this page, which it seeming should:
http://www.wxqa.com/activefwd/C20181208.txt

Not sure why that is, but it is what it is. :slight_smile:

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That’s because you have not paid for the Full version of ArchiveSW at $10,000.

Seriously, that page indicates a format of :@.

I believe I am using the :/ format. What the difference is, I have no clue.

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not sure why but in my case the pressure isn’t taken into account

http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=FW4267

conversion of units ??

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Looking at the data sent,

000g003t052r000p000P000h83b13234L079eArchiveSW_1.7.14.024_WeatherFlow

Your pressure is 1323.4mb. That tells me you have the height wrong on your configuration tab.

Show me a screenshot of the Config tab.

58

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I uploaded a new file.

Run updatefiles. Stop Citizen on the Process tab.
In a terminal window, run node cwop and show me the output.

not sure how long but this is what I get

eric@ubuntu_cave:~/archivesw$ node cwop.js 
242
1.2
1000.6
243.2
1029.9

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Okay. That is what it should be. Now, start the service and see what ends up on CWOP.

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ok, will have to wait some since their graphs are … rough :wink:

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I’m not sure why it wasn’t working before. I added parseFloat to the height values and that corrected the issue.

Aha! I hadn’t seen anything about the :/ vs :@ format. Their documentation seems to say a lot but none of it seems to be very applicable to what you are trying to do. :wink:
Good job on it!

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I followed the poorly written documentation as best I could. There are several contradictory documents on their site.

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