Team BrewPi,
Do you have any ideas why my Ferment Fridge graph widget has no data?
After hitting refresh an error “no data (yet) for selected period” displays on the graph.
I would’ve added a log, however the brewblox-ctl log command returns “No such command “log””?
Could you please open your dev console (ctrl + shift + i), go to the network tab, and refresh the page? (With your graph in view)
In the list with requests, you should see an entry that starts with values?duration10m&fields=.
Click on that, and you should see an EventStream tab. Please take a screenshot of that.
If the request is colored red, please take a screenshot of the response tab.
Well this is annoying… I don’t know why, but after hitting refresh the graph has decided to show itself… and for the record it wasn’t the first time I hit refresh either weird, just weird.
I have the same problem as OP, so I didn’t want to create a new thread.
So I’m a long time BrewPi user, using rpi3 and Spark V2.
Im going to brew my first brew since february and decided trying brewblox.
Everything is set up and looks like its working. How ever the graph doesn’t work
Same as OP I get
No data (yet) for selected period
If you refresh the page, does the graph appear? There’s currently an issue where graphs won’t be loaded if you open the UI immediately after starting the services.
I’m seeing some reboots that may be caused by ipv6 adapters being annoying.
To help with that, you can run brewblox-ctl disable-ipv6.
InfluxDB not executed error is pretty generic. Could you please add the following config to your docker-compose.yml file, under the services header? 2 spaces indented on the first line, 4 spaces on the second.
history:
command: --debug
Then run brewblox-ctl up to apply. Refresh the UI, and then run brewblox-ctl log to upload new and more detailed logs.
0;pi@raspberrypi: ~/brewbloxpi@raspberrypi:~/brewblox $ brewblox-ctl http post https://localhost/query/configure 404 page not found Error: 404 Client Error: Not Found for url: https://localhost/query/configure 0;pi@raspberrypi: ~/brewbloxpi@raspberrypi:~/brewblox $ 0;
Did it with a ssh putty on my phone on VPN since I’m not home now, but I don’t see why that would have any bad effect