Topic: RRD Weather Graphs - v1.07 released - freeware

[pablo]

Howdy,

I posted this on the WD Linux forum and thought it may be appropriate here as well.

Ken, if this isn't the correct forum, would you please move it?


Howdy,

A week late but better than a poke in the eye, I'm releasing my weather graphing scripts under GPL v2.  Once again, special thanks to Mark for helping me test in his environment.

The Wiki with instructions and download page can be found here http://rrd-weather-graphs.wikispaces.com/

For those folks who haven't seen the graphs, this is a link to the Gallery:  http://rrd-weather-graphs.wikispaces.com/Gallery

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Cheers!
-pablo

[saratogaWX]

Looks like the right forum, Pablo .. thanks for asking, and thanks for sharing your work!

Best regards,
Ken

[pablo]

Looks like the right forum, Pablo .. thanks for asking, and thanks for sharing your work!

Hi Ken,

You're welcome on asking and you're welcome on sharing my work.    Of course, what I've done pales in comparison to what you've done!

Your software is running swimmingly at my site.  I'm still augmenting/tweaking when time permits.  Quite addictive!

Cheers,
-pablo

[user3162]

Wow! Those are great! Too bad it runs on Linux.

[pablo]

Wow! Those are great!

Thank you.

Too bad it runs on Linux.

I think the above is a matter of perspective.    Seriously though, it shouldn't take that much to port the code over to Windows.  I purposely tried to write the code to be somewhat portable.

It may very well run on Windows with minor, if any, tweaks.  If you'd like, set up a CYGWIN environment and download RRDTOOL for CYGWIN:  http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/download.en.html

When you install the CYGWIN environment, ensure you grab `patch' as well.  I don't believe it's a default package.  You'll also want `cron' if you plan on generating the graphs locally so you can upload them to a server.

[Mark / Ohio]

Very professional and scientific looking graphs.  Excellent work! 

[pablo]

Thank you.