Hello, I have been using emoncms for years and my database was created in 2010. I use a raspberry 4 on an ssd disk and therefore I have no writing problems.
The latest feeds created are of the MEMORY type, so with every restart (very rare but unfortunately it can be necessary) I lose the feed history.
Would it be possible to transform them into mysql by intervening directly on Mariadb via query?
Or, how should I operate to change the feed type? Thank you
Totally or just a few minutes gap?
Unfortunately total
Something not right with your setup then. It should be writing to a file and not holding it all in memory.
What is your setup? (base OS, how installed, how old etc).
Server
CPU
1 Threads(s) | 4 Core(s) | 1 Sockets(s) | Cortex-A72 | 324.00MIPS |
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Linux 5.10.63-v7l+
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15:56:26 up 19 days, 3:50, 1 user, load average: 0,21, 0,32, 0,50 HTTP
Server
Apache/2.4.51 (Raspbian) HTTP/1.1 CGI/1.1 80
MySQL
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5.5.5-10.5.12-MariaDB-0+deb11u1-log
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127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1)
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il problema riguarda solo i feed con indicato MEMORY , tutti gli altri con indicato MYSQL funzionano regolarmente
How did you install this? Clearly a non standard install.
How did you create those feeds?
The problem was introduced from version 11, before in the menu there was normal mysql, now only mysql memory.
So i checked mariadb, the feed exists as a table and is getting the values regularly.
In the feed table I noticed that the engine field of the latest feeds has the value 8, while the old ones have the value 0.
Therefore I assume that by upgrading that value, the feed passes from memory to mysql without any problem.
You can confirm ?
Changing the number wont work alone.
You need to change the feed type on mysql itself or recreate it.
Memory feeds lose its data after a restart.
Hello @michelino It sounds like your settings.ini configuration may be hiding the MYSQL TimeSeries engine. What does the following entry look like for you?
[feed]
engines_hidden = [6,10]