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Thank you!

Install redis and I get the PONG respons! Do I need to restart anything? My server/emoncms to get it working?

The PONG response indicates its running, but rebooting after installing is always a good idea.

Did a restart/reboot on my Pi but still have no Power to kWh feed it's at 0.00.

Depending on the power value in your feed, it will take some time. But you should see something (more than zero) after some time has passed. (it should start incrementing fairly quickly)
 

Still at 0.00 after 10mins. :(

Power currently at 1kW

Almost forgot - settings.php needs to be edited. Set redis_enabled = true

It's enabled by default!

Can you show us your input processing?

Have you deleted/replaced/renamed any feeds or inputs?

Paul

This is my Input tab

I delete few power to kwh feeds on the power Input and on the Feeds tab

Edit - deleted duplicate post - BT

What feed type and interval did you select?

If you click the blue "Node1: Poraba v kWh" button on your processlist and zoom in to the last hour or so is there any graphing?

I would try creating a new one to test call it TEST just to avoid mix ups and move it up above the existing one on the processing chain, make it phpfina with 5 sec interval, within a minute or 2 it should provide a value and graph, (I just tested to be sure)

Which version of emoncms are you running? and on what?

Paul

1. I get 0.00 plotted on the graph from the start of logging.

2. Created a new feed TEST still the same problem 0.00 (phpfina 5s).

3. Don't know the version but it was download on the 15th this month (8.5 in file name).

Its running on a Raspberry Pi B+ up to date.

The version is at the bottom of each page, v8.5 comes in 3 variants.

Did you download a ready-to-image,  follow a guide or install from git?

Running on a Pi (without a hdd) you should be using a low-write version which will need a "feedwriter" service running, do you get a response to " sudo service feedwriter status "? 

Im running a normal version on my portable HDD.

Installed it from git v8.5.0

FIXED: I had to do as described in the Upgrading instructions (sudo pecl install redis).

Now I'm getting the Updated time (Xs ago in green) and 0.02kWh and going up...)

Thx for the help!
 

Based on what you've told us I can't really think of any good reason for that feed not to work, you could persist and experiment with some other feed types, but I think a couple of users have found that version "buggy" although I don't recall any specific issues like this, you could try switching branches to either the stable v8.4.0 or the more widely used v8.5.2 extended version,

Fix it!

Now have a new one :) on the "My Electric" tab "Save" button does nothing!

Interesting. I never install any of the PECL modules, yet I've never had an issue with that particular feed.

The PHP-redis module is not installed via the debian packages, that needs installing via PECL,What version you running Bill? I wonder if something is different in v8.5?

Paul 

I run 8.4.0 on an OVH Virtual Private Server, and 8.5.2 on a Pi at home.

But, I've not installed the PECL modules since version 8.3.x, maybe earlier, can't remember for sure.

where can I download the My Electric (app/module) can't find it on git. Nor if I download the latest build it not in the modules folder?

Simon - are you using the app module? if so did you run Admin => update & check after installing?

Where do I have to copy the app-master folder?

Just clone from within the emoncms/Modules folder

Ok but now I get "Database is up to date - Nothing to do"

@ Bill - I'm not sure either way, v8.5 may differ to v8.4 or v8.5.2XT perhaps, it's a new one on me I always install php-redis as I use a script so wouldn't be aware of any change.

@ Simon - what do you get with " ls -la /var/www/emoncms/Modules/app " (assuming that where your emoncms is)

Upps :) My mistake! Created a folder called "apps" not "app" :)
Now everthing looks to be working.

Guys you are fast in responding to posts and helped me a lot!

100x THX