I have an EmonPI running emonSD-24Jul20. I have two IotaWatt units pushing data to the emonpi, and this has worked for years now. This morning I upgraded the EmonPi from 11.0.6 to .7, and one of the IotaWatts works as before, while the other suddenly pushes data to a new set of inputs:
Embarrassingly enough, my newest EmonPI backup is from early January this year. The IotaWatt data can be retrieved for the period in between, but it will take time, and I have never used a backup before. If I knew this could solve the problem, I would do it.
The other way would be to reconfigure the emonpi and create 18 new feeds. This is a lot of work, not at least because it will sort of mess up my dataflow downstream in a quite spectacular way with a lot of reconfiguration needed. It will also result in losing continuity in the emonpi feeds.
Can anyone point to the best solution here? Thanks!
Hello @OlavKristiansen that’s strange there’s no significant change other than documentation between 11.0.6 and 11.0.7 so I cant see what would have caused this. Perhaps a glitch during the upgrade… Have you tried deleting the new inputs, they might reattach to the old ones?
No, I did not dare deleting anything. I can try and see. The reason could maybe be related to unfortunate simultaneously reboot of the emonpi and the iotawatt?
Not MQTT, but IotaWatt. They push data to emonpi using an emonpi write key.
I’ll check the logs!
Not duplicate feeds. If you look at the image above you see the inputs. All the original inputs have n/a, while I suddenly got a new set of 18 live inputs.