Make sure you set the belchertown_root_url
<https://github.com/poblabs/weewx-belchertown#requirements> which is
required in version 1.0
(but will be removed in 1.1)
Example in weewx.conf:
[StdReport]
[[Belchertown]]
skin = Belchertown
HTML_ROOT = belchertown
[[[Extras]]]
belchertown_root_url = "https://belchertownweather.com";
On Friday, July 5, 2019 at 3:06:16 PM UTC-4, Radek Dohnal wrote:
>
> Thanks - you were right. I had 1 line in weewx.conf double. After delete
> second line everything work fine.
>
> Now I try to upload html (var/www/html) folder via FTP to webserver. It
> works fine (upload) but I have a problem that only home page works almost
> ok (but values from sunrise and sunset isnt on webserver display...). When
> I want to click for example on shotcut to "Recors" it redirect me to local
> address 192.168.x.x/recors. What doesnt work (when Im watch on my web
> site).
>
>
> On Tuesday, 2 July 2019 14:21:49 UTC+2, Pat wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Gary - I understood that there's a duplicate section - it just
>> doesn't tell me what section is duplicated. Which is what I meant by not
>> much to go off of.
>>
>> In trying to keep things as simple as possible I've kept the "bin/user"
>> generic. I can change this of course, but I fear that portions of my
>> documentation are a bit tl;dr and folks gloss over it.
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 2, 2019 at 8:06:13 AM UTC-4, gjr80 wrote:
>>>
>>> That error message is pretty straightforward; there is a duplicate
>>> section name in weewx.conf. Probably not unlikely given that the
>>> instructions being followed involved some editing of weewx.conf. Not all is
>>> lost, wee_extension generally needs access to two things to remove an
>>> extension; the original extension installer and weewx.conf. If all else
>>> fails you can manually remove the extension and it’s settings. In this case
>>> I would post a copy of weewx.conf some can find and fix the duplicate
>>> section. You may then be able to use wee_extension or you may need to
>>> manually uninstall.
>>>
>>> Pat. You might want to look at things like bin/user in your
>>> instructions, does that refer specifically to the bin/user directory (which
>>> may or may not exist depending on WeeWX install type) or do you mean
>>> $BIN/user ? Some folks will have enough WeeWX experience/knowledge to work
>>> out what is meant, others won’t. In this case the user has a package
>>> install so the WeeWX ‘user’ directory is in usr/share/
>>>
>>> Gary
>>
>>
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