Hello, I have emoncms 8.2.8 installed on a raspberry pi. I bought everything from your store so install was done by your team.
After many time I was able to set inputs and see feeds on my dashboard (many dials with watt production and consumption). Everything worked well untile today when I decided to delete a feed because it came from an old input which I never used. Also I renamed another feed to fetch data better. As soon as I did this all the dials in my dashboard went to zero and no data is shown anymore. Only one dial is showing (volts).
If I watch the feeds they keep update and increase size but no data is sent to dashboard. Also the graph in "vis" show correctly updating real-time data. Any solution that may help?
Many thanks
Re: Feeds doesn't show in dashboard anymore
Hello...any help?is my feed database corrupted?what should I do?
Re: Feeds doesn't show in dashboard anymore
Have you searched the forums? I'm reasonably certain that you're not the first to have this problem, so a search might well provide a solution. I think the problem revolves around the feed ID, but I can't recollect the details.
Re: Feeds doesn't show in dashboard anymore
Hello thank you for the answer. I have been around the forum a bit, but I couldn't find anything related to my problem (or solutions anyway). Any straight forward suggestion? should I delete all the feeds and recreate them? or is there any factory reset for data? Thank you.
Re: Feeds doesn't show in dashboard anymore
"Factory resets" and "deleting all feeds" seems a bit extreme, if this situation has been brought about by deleting a feed, the most probable reason is that now "missing" feed is still being referenced in the input processing somewhere.
Unfortunately when feeds are deleted it doesn't remove all references to it and any input processing chains that try to use the "missing" feed will stop dead in their tracks and not proceed beyond that point in the chain. The same happens if you delete inputs that are used in processing calculations.
Check through your input processing chains step by step from the top, looking for any incomplete lines for example if you look at a valid log to feed line it has the feed name and a "feedvalue" but a reference to a "missing" feed will not have any data such as a name, tag or feedvalue.
Simply deleting any entries that reference missing feeds will allow the processlist to run it full course to the last line.
Paul