Why my feed data stored on database

fubax · 3 August 2017 08:32

Hi everybody
Excuse me for my English.
My previously created inputs with PHPtimeseries feeds data stored properly onto phptimeseries folder on my host.BUT unfortunately my new created feed data stored onto database!
Why ? and how I can solve this problem?

previously created feed data location:

Last created feed data location:

Thank you in advance.

fubax · 5 August 2017 04:44

Help Please…

TrystanLea · 5 August 2017 07:27

Hello @fubax, When creating feeds you need to select a non MYSQL feed engine such as PHPTimeSeries of PHPFina. Do you see the option when when configuring input processing?

You can also turn off the options for these engines in settings.php, see the example here for the emonpi:

github.com

emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/default.emonpi.settings.php#L38

    
      
                                    'password' => 'emonpimqtt2016',
                                    'basetopic'=> 'emon',
                                    'client_id' => 'emoncms'
                                    );
          
          

          
//4 #### Engine settings
              $feed_settings = array(
                  // Supported engines. Uncommented engines will not be available for user to create a new feed using it. Existing feeds with a hidden engine still work.
                  // Place a ',' as the first character on all uncommented engines lines but first.
                  'engines_hidden'=>array(
                      Engine::MYSQL,           // 0  Mysql traditional
                      //Engine::MYSQLMEMORY,   // 8  Mysql with MEMORY tables on RAM. All data is lost on shutdown
                      //Engine::PHPTIMESERIES, // 2
                      //Engine::PHPFINA,       // 5
                      Engine::CASSANDRA        // 10 Apache Cassandra disabled by default for emonpi, enable if you wish to use
                  ),
          
          
        // Redis Low-write mode
                  'redisbuffer'=>array(
                      'enabled' => true      // If enabled is true, requires redis enabled and feedwriter service running

The disabled engines are the ones that are uncommented.
The recommended engines to use are PHPFina and PHPTimeSeries