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RRDTool Says:
ERROR: the RRD does not contain an RRA matching the chosen CF
This is really annoying.. This is the second script pulling this on me.
You are doing something wrong. It is not the script. Seek help in the help area of the forums. I would like to keep replies on this thread related to this script and its use.
So, i think that perl work but the problem is with Template.
When i make new host script have problem with "data source" = none, And when i select humidity and click save its says saved successful. But when i open again its none again. and its again:
Go to Data Sources, then RRA.. In each one, add "LAST" to it.
This *should* fix your problem. It fixed all of mine.
..but.. If you want to do multiple cities on one box, you have to do this:
Data Templates -> WeatherBug
-- Zipcode for weather lookup [checkmark Use Per-Data Source Value (Ignore this Value)]
Click Save
Data Sources -> In each "WeatherBug" device, you can enter a different zip code.
I have 3 different routers/servers in 3 different cities. This helped out when I wanted to monitor the temperate, etc. in each one.
Also, on a side note, it might me easier to put the zip code in Hostname instead, but I'm not sure where to add the code for that right now.
We've finally gotten it working and all is well, except for two (relatively) minor problems.
1. The weather station at our ZIP code does not report rainfall. There are alternate stations available. How difficult would it be to request information by station code rather than by ZIP or city code? What modifications would be necessary? Can some stations be by ZIP code and others by station code?
2. Some of our reporting sites seem to be reporting rainfall incorrectly. For example, Weatherbug itself shows that one station had .09" of rain this morniing, but the graph shows "90 m". Any thoughts as to how we can compenstate for this error? Obviously there is a significant difference between .09" and 90 m of rain!
1) That shouldnt be too hard. Take a look at the script and see what you can do. You might be better off with the first script posted.
2) I think thats rrdtool's fault. It is showing 90 milli-inches of rain. Try going into the graph template and setting each line at the top to use Exact Numbers... if that works I will fix it and re-release the template.