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 ?
No. The CWOP system is built an ancient technology.
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 letâs see
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
Good work Gary! Whatever you did made it pass data successfully to the CWOP server. Thanks!
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 doesnât 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.
Thatâs because you have not paid for the Full version of ArchiveSW at $10,000.
Seriously, that page indicates a format of :@
.
I believe I am using the :/
format. What the difference is, I have no clue.
not sure why but in my case the pressure isnât taken into account
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/wxpage.cgi?call=FW4267
conversion of units ??
Looking at the data sent,
000g003t052r000p000P000h83b13234L079eArchiveSW_1.7.14.024_WeatherFlow
Your pressure is 1323.4mb. That tells me you have the height wrong on your configuration tab.
Show me a screenshot of the Config tab.
I uploaded a new file.
Run updatefiles. Stop Citizen on the Process tab.
In a terminal window, run node cwop and show me the output.
not sure how long but this is what I get
eric@ubuntu_cave:~/archivesw$ node cwop.js
242
1.2
1000.6
243.2
1029.9
Okay. That is what it should be. Now, start the service and see what ends up on CWOP.
ok, will have to wait some since their graphs are ⌠rough
Iâm not sure why it wasnât working before. I added parseFloat to the height values and that corrected the issue.
Aha! I hadnât 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.
Good job on it!
I followed the poorly written documentation as best I could. There are several contradictory documents on their site.