Yes, it was an issue on my side.
I’ve now got the zerossl cert issued and installed on emoncms.org!! and it looks like there’s a lot of emonhub buffered data coming in as the emoncms input processing queues have jumped up.
Looks like there will be a bit of a delay on feed updates in next few hours until this clears.
Thanks @DelBert for your suggestions on this, I will add your emoncms.org account for free billing.
Emoncms.org queues have all cleared now, but there is still a lot of historic data being uploaded from the connected emonpi/emonbase units, so if you see yours as still a number of hours behind it may still be working through the upload process.
I had one of the effected systems. It had been running for almost 5 years, so I’ve set it up with a brand new SD card and the latest disk image. Very impressed with how easy it was to start from scratch and import all the new data from the old card.
Happy to hear that @robfox77 ! Glad you have the latest software now which will be more secure going forward too!
For anyone else originally affected by this issue, while we have fixed the immediate data upload issue with the change of SSL certificate, We would still very much recommend upgrading to the latest emonSD image as it brings wider security benefits in terms of an up to date operating system and emoncms installation.
We may also need to change back to the original certificate provider in a couple of months time and so this issue could resurface again at a later date. If you need any assistance with the upgrade process, feel free to email us on [email protected] and either @glyn.hudson , @Gwil or I can try our best to help.
You’re quite welcome, I’m glad to have been able to give something back to such a useful system. Feel free to contact me if you need any further assistance with certificates etc. Thanks for the very kind gesture.
@TrystanLea my emoncms has started working again without intervention. I’d been waiting to order a new SD-card. Do I still need to action anything or is the fix temporary? Thanks Trevor
That’s good to hear, could you take a look in /boot there should be a file starting with emonSD which will tell you which version your running?
Hi Trevor,
The fix is permanent. Well, it will last until the other root expires in 2030…
It wouldn’t do any harm to install the latest release, though.