Thanks for the Linux version of the script. On Tuesday, October 6, 2020 at 4:33:35 AM UTC-4 mh081...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thanks for the script. I changed it to be runnable from raspberry pi > (Debian 10.4) > > #!/bin/sh > # Shell script to restart the weatherLogger wifi device in the Davis > Vantage Pro 2 in the Harbormaster Building > # The weather logger tends to disconnect from network every 4 days causing > weewx to crash in a waiting state > # Currently set to run by rycweather as a cron job once a day at 8:07 am. > # check to see if weatherLogger is connected on Harbormaster vlan > /bin/ping -c 1 WiFiLogger.fritz.box > if [ "$?" = "0" ]; then > weatherLoggerStatus="weatherLogger is online" > # Using curl > curl --connect-timeout 5 --fail > http://WiFiLogger.fritz.box/admin/restart > # wait to launch and load javascript function of URL > sleep 30 > else > weatherLoggerStatus="weatherLogger is OFFLINE" > fi > # Check weatherLogger is connected again > /bin/ping -c 1 WiFiLogger.fritz.box > if [ "$?" = "0" ]; then > newWeatherLoggerStatus="weatherlogger is back online" > else > newWeatherLoggerStatus="weatherLogger is OFFLINE after restart" > fi > echo "$weatherLoggerStatus and after restart $newWeatherLoggerStatus" | > sendemail -f mailadr...@mail.com -t mailad...@mail.com -u "WifiLogger > Restart" -s mailserver.mail.com -xu "username" -xp "password" -o tls=yes > -o message-content-type=auto > exit > > > jerry...@gmail.com schrieb am Dienstag, 6. Oktober 2020 um 09:36:22 UTC+2: > >> WifiLogger2 doesn't have an ssh port open, but it does respond on port 80 >> to a restart command from http. Under macOS I use the shell script command >> to open the Safair browser to the restart javascript command. >> #!/bin/sh >> # Shell script to restart the weatherLogger wifi device in the Davis >> Vantage Pro 2 in the Harbormaster Building >> # The weather logger tends to disconnect from network every 4 days >> causing weewx to crash in a waiting state >> # Currently set to run by rycweather as a cron job once a day at 8:07 am. >> # check to see if weatherLogger is connected on Harbormaster vlan >> /sbin/ping -c 1 192.168.145.106 >> if [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then >> weatherLoggerStatus="weatherLogger is online" >> # Using Safari browser >> open -a Safari http://192.168.145.106/admin/restart >> # wait for Safari to launch and load javascript function of URL >> sleep 60 >> # close Safari >> killall Safari >> else >> weatherLoggerStatus="weatherLogger is OFFLINE" >> fi >> # Check weatherLogger is connected again >> /sbin/ping -c 1 192.168.145.106 >> if [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then >> newWeatherLoggerStatus="weatherlogger is back online" >> else >> newWeatherLoggerStatus="weatherLogger is OFFLINE after restart" >> fi >> echo "$weatherLoggerStatus and after restart $newWeatherLoggerStatus" | >> mail -s "weatherLogger restart" xxx >> exit >> >> >> On Tuesday, October 6, 2020 at 12:23:03 AM UTC-7 mh081...@gmail.com >> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> can you provide me this shell script to restart WifiLogger2 by cron? >>> How did you connect to WifiLogger2 remotely? I have the same problem that >>> WifiLogger2 disconnects from wlan after several days. >>> >>> jerry...@gmail.com schrieb am Dienstag, 6. Oktober 2020 um 09:15:11 >>> UTC+2: >>> >>>> I recently switched from a 3 hop retransmit across 1000 ft by multiple >>>> Davis Vantage Pro2 links to WiFiLogger2 across an AirMax backhaul and the >>>> weewx server has been running well for several months. I had one problem >>>> with the WiFiLogger2. It seemed to disconnect from its vLAN network every >>>> 4 days or so, which caused weewx to going into a waiting mode and not >>>> reconnect. WiFiLogger2 eventually reconnects after about 2 hours, but >>>> weewx needs to be restarted after that. I fixed this problem by running a >>>> short shell script as a cron job once a day to restart WiFiLogger2. >>>> WifiLogger2 has been stable if restarted once a day. >>>> >>>> WifiLogger2 replaced a Davis Weather Envoy 6316 with a USB interface. >>>> I found the 6316 would freeze every 8 days (running 5 minute update >>>> intervals). This was the case under WeatherLink for Windows, WeatherLink >>>> for Mac, and Weewx. Must be the USB driver. Again, a cron job to restart >>>> weewx (or the other programs) every 7 days fixed the problem. >>>> Wojtek at WiFiLogger2 has been very responsive in helping to trouble >>>> shoot the disconnect issues. I am happy with WiFiLogger2. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Monday, October 5, 2020 at 12:58:45 PM UTC-7 gary....@gmail.com >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>>> I am thinking of upgrading my PWS to a Davis 6163. >>>>> To get the data into WeeWX, I am looking at two devices. >>>>> The Davis 6100 (WLL) or the WiFiLogger2 >>>>> >>>>> I can find no real information about the WLL an local LAN. >>>>> I see a couple of user created drivers for the WLL and WeeWX, but they >>>>> seem to have issues. >>>>> >>>>> The WiFiLogger2 has the ability to be used as a data logger via WiFi >>>>> or it can provide a MQTT feed. >>>>> >>>>> Why the WLL or WiFiLogger? I don't wish to have my console located >>>>> with my WeeWX server. >>>>> >>>>> Any feedback on either device? >>>>> I'd like to move forward, but if I can't get my data into WeeWX, then >>>>> it's a non-starter. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. 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