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Try this guide, it's more up to date.

Paul

How do you proceed if you have the pre-installed version of emoncms?

I have got as far as building/starting timestore, but when trying to upgrade emoncms I get the following:

root@emoncmspi:/var/www# git clone https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms.git
fatal: destination path 'emoncms' already exists and is not an empty directory.
root@emoncmspi:/var/www# git pull
fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

Do I just skip this part?

You need to run;

git pull origin master

from WITHIN the emoncms folder.

ie /var/www/emoncms

I can see why you ran it from /var/www though - its a typo in the installation guide.

Paul

Thanks Paul, conversion to timestore is now in progress........ :)

All done but things are not working :(

I am not getting any feed data and the raspberry pi/config page has the following message:

No data has been recieved from the RFM12Pi in the last 30s. Check if the Pi interface script is running, if not you may need to configure cron

I've tried restarting the script but I get the following error:

PHP Fatal error:  Cannot redeclare class ProcessArg in /var/www/emoncms/Lib/enum.php on line 3

Going to have to revert to a backup image for now, long day at work tomorrow (today)

Paul
I have found a similar result - all installed ok up to the point of "No data has been received from the RFM12Pi."

The method I have always used to restart the cron script was to reboot the PI - this does not work as it has in the past

This is all from the starting point of the image 2/5/13

Thanks for your patience and help Paul

Have you also updated your raspberry pi module?

$ cd /var/www/emoncms/Modules/raspberrypi/

$ git pull origin master

The new raspberry pi module was updated to work with Timestore.

(you will also need to update your event module - if installed)

Paul

I am now getting feed data but all timestore feeds are only showing 0.3kb of data in the feeds table. No timestore feeds are showing anything in the visualisations, and also I am getting:

Notice: Undefined variable: timestore_adminkey in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/feed/feed_model.php on line 34

in the events page (though it now seems to be working)

I believe I have updated the event module:

cd /var/www/emoncms/Modules

git pull origin master

and that is showing as up to date.

My pi is running really sluggishly, though that may be down to a change of usb drive.

Fixed the event error, I was in the wrong folder :)

I've just tried this again with the same results, no timestore visualisations and the timestore feed sizes all = 0.3kb

It's probably worth checking that Timestore is actually running;

$ pidof timestore

should return the process ID number, but if not, start the Timestore daemon by;

cd /home/pi/timestore/src

sudo ./timestore

Paul

Thanks for your help Paul, but Timestore is running.

Hi Phil, my system appeared to be running OK until now, but whilst trying to find a solution to your problem, I found that I've now got the same issue - http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2806

Hopefully Trystan will pick this up.

Paul

Ok Paul. I have also noticed that if I try to make a change to the process list on the input screen, the following is displayed, is this correct?

Read down the process column.

Paul

Thanks for you reply - need to restart the process - timestore ID is not there :(

The pi started receiving without a change however

Will go though things systematically this week end.

Dave