I think I have solved it now, I wasn’t patient enough.
AndrewSinclair
@AndrewSinclair
AWS: Davis Vantage Pro 2 Plus including solar and UV sensore. Also a Daytime Fan-Aspirated Radiation Shield (DFARS) has been fitted.
Software : CumulusMX
Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3B
OS: Raspberry OS (Buster)
Located at the foot of the Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK
Best posts made by AndrewSinclair
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RE: Uploading data to Windy.com
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RE: Uploading data to Windy.com
The issue has been solved by the CumulusMX users forum team.
For the record and assistance of other Windy.com users, I understand it is because Windy uses Let's Encrypt for their SSL certificates, recently (30th Sept 2021) the Let's Encrypt R3 intermediate CA certificate they use to authenticate their client certificates expired.The rPi has not kept up with that change and still has the old intermediate CA cert. (I am no expert!). The steps I followed were as follows:
Updating the mozilla/DST_Root_CA_X3.crt certificate:-
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Open a terminal session on the RPi
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Type sudo nano /etc/ca-certificates.conf into the terminal session, look through the response and
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Then type the exclamation character ! in front of the line: /mozilla/DST_Root_CA_X3.crt
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Save the file: Ctrl-X, then hit y for yes
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Then update the certificates by typing sudo update-ca-certificates into the terminal session
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Reboot your RPi, the Windy.com upload will restart and you should see your data within an hour or so.
The posts from the CumulusMX forum are here and here.
Regards
Andrew
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Latest posts made by AndrewSinclair
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RE: Uploading data to Windy.com
The issue has been solved by the CumulusMX users forum team.
For the record and assistance of other Windy.com users, I understand it is because Windy uses Let's Encrypt for their SSL certificates, recently (30th Sept 2021) the Let's Encrypt R3 intermediate CA certificate they use to authenticate their client certificates expired.The rPi has not kept up with that change and still has the old intermediate CA cert. (I am no expert!). The steps I followed were as follows:
Updating the mozilla/DST_Root_CA_X3.crt certificate:-
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Open a terminal session on the RPi
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Type sudo nano /etc/ca-certificates.conf into the terminal session, look through the response and
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Then type the exclamation character ! in front of the line: /mozilla/DST_Root_CA_X3.crt
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Save the file: Ctrl-X, then hit y for yes
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Then update the certificates by typing sudo update-ca-certificates into the terminal session
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Reboot your RPi, the Windy.com upload will restart and you should see your data within an hour or so.
The posts from the CumulusMX forum are here and here.
Regards
Andrew
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RE: Uploading data to Windy.com
@korina Sorry to trouble you but I seem to be having trouble again. I was successfully uploading weather from my station to windy.com
https://www.windy.com/station/pws-f065d04a?51.284,-2.782,10
But recently it seems to have stopped working. I went back and checked the API key and it seems to be copied correctly but when viewed in windy.com it says "error loading or rendering station data" Is there some fault finding I can do to try and rectify this?
Thanks
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RE: Profile Picture Bug
I also have the same issue.
I recently changed my profile picture and on windy.com my profile the new photo is there but on the Windy app the old one remains.
I have logged out and back in but to no avail, have I missed something?
Attached is a picture that is on the app and this is different from the profile picture on windy.com and community.windy.com.
0FB7007C-682A-4938-A496-04C19F9EA508.jpeg
Have tried logging in and out, different browsers, clearing cache but the problem still persists.
It seems to me that the issue is related to the profile picture in the app and not community.windy.com.
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RE: Uploading data to Windy.com
I think I have solved it now, I wasn’t patient enough.
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Uploading data to Windy.com
Hello,
I am trying to upload data to windy.com using Davis VP2 and CumulusMX but don't seem to be having much luck.
https://www.windy.com/station/pws-f065d04a?51.284,-2.782,10
I anyone able to offer any pointers.
Thank you