WARNING: data.json is 12 days old.

[stevetim]

WARNING: data.json is 12 days old.
Check Allsky log file if 'postData.sh' has been running successfully at the end of nighttime.

I assume this will resolve on our hosting server when we start getting really images at the site ... correct?

[EricClaeys]

@stevetim, If you have a remote Website specified in ftp-settings.sh, postData.sh will upload data.json every day when it creates the timelapse, keogram, and startrails.
If you Website is already specified, run postData.sh to see if it works. If it does, but the Website still fives the warning, then the file and images are likely being uploaded to the wrong place.

[Aripaule]

Hi,

I have the same issue. Any idea what might be causing the message? the files are being generated and uploaded to the website correctly, as can be seen in:
http://oasmis.com.br/

[EricClaeys]

@Aripaule, would you please attach ~/allsky/config/Website_install.log? It should give me an idea of what happened.
You can ftp the remote Website's configuration.json and put it in ~/allsky/config, then rename it to remote_configuration.json. Make sure you take a look at it via the WebUI's "Editor" page to make sure it looks correct.

[Aripaule]

hi,

here it goes!

Website_install.log

[EricClaeys]

Thanks @Aripaule.
Did you run website/install.sh --remote ? That's what sets up a remote Website and creates the ~/allsky/config/remote_configuration.json file.
The log file you attached is from website/install.sh, which sets up a LOCAL Website.

[Aripaule]

I asked a guy to install the website for me, as I had never worked with any website before.

Do you think that if I run the command now it could cause a bigger problem or generate a conflict with the previous settings?

[EricClaeys]

If everything seems to be working on with your remote Website you don't need to run the command. Make sure ~/allsky/config/remote_configuration.json exists per my prior post and only modify it; don't every modify the file on the Website directly. When you change remote_configuration.json, it'll update the remote file.