If this is still OK then I’ve run out of ideas. I know there is a app or function that needs to run for 24 hours before displaying data. I don’t believe it is the My Electric app but it might be.
If the clock was out (by nearly 6 years) when the feeds were first created then although the feeds appear to update on the feeds table (data in redis/sql) the data will not be persisted or retrievable from the actual feeds (PHPfina).
You need to establish if those “older than feed starttime” faults are still occurring, if they are, you have little choice but to delete the feeds and recreate them (or wait 6 years for it to start working)
Once you get the data being saved to the feeds correctly you will have to wait for some data to collate before the MyElectric app will work fully, I cannot recall whether you need >24hrs data, or need to wait until after midnight to get a starting value for the current day, but it will not usually work instantly.
During the first 24hrs you can regularly (but not too often so as to recognize a change) check the feed size is increasing by using the “refresh feed size” on the feeds page.
If the times are now correct, that error is no longer being logged and the feed sizes are increasing, you should see the MyElectric app work fully and correctly within a day or so. Observing the graph as suggested by Glyn will also give a good indication as that may function before the MyElectric app, but will still need some data for them to work correctly.
Good morning gentlemen, yesterday I stop checking this isse with so much faith thinking that the solution is just thing of the counter to be increased. Today I access and finally and USED TODAY is displaying values: