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Hello Allmac, its probably being requested in input processing. Does the process for the feed still exist in your input processing config list attached to one of the inputs?

I understand this. But where can I find this list? Thanx!

The "input processing config list attached to one of the inputs" is just the processlist that each input has. You will need to click the spanner on the end of each input line on the input page and visually check for a warning in one of the lists.

When you delete a feed from the feeds page the references within the input processlists get orphaned.

Paul

OK... here is the problem! There's no orphaned item in INPUT processlists.
So... where can I delete this "not found feed"? Database? Config file?

Thanx.

is there any more info? when does the error occur? is there any preceeding log entries?

where or how you can "delete" a feed you have already deleted will depend on what is calling it

How did you delete it? was it from the feed page or another way?

Paul

From the page.. but today I found something in a config file calling this feedid 95.
I just deleted this manually and done.

Thanx!

Hi Allmac where did you find this entry, the erroneous feedid? I an having a similar problem and suspect it is preventing my emonpi from uploading any data to emoncms.org.

It was inside /data/emoncms.conf
Look for "ghost" feed number inside this file, and delete all relative data.
Be careful...

There are no feed details in emoncms.conf. that is where emoncms stores a local copy of the [nodes] section of emonhub.conf in json format for use in the nodes module. You will find node and input definitions but no feedids there.

If you don't want to see something the emoncms.conf file delete it from emonhub.conf [nodes] and it will be removed on the next 5 second check.

Paul

No... If you delete a Node, sometimes you have "ghost feed" lost in EMONCMS.CONF.