Hi, any help with this would be greatly appreciated. I've tried to find answers on the forum but the responses to similar questions aren't clear (at least not to me).
I've been offline for 8 days and was hoping my system (RPI3/Venus v2.89) would upload all the collected data to VRM automatically.
It appears that 2 days of data DID upload. Can I get the rest? I've been back online with +/- 30 Mbps upload connection for 16 hours.
--- If Venus by default only keeps 2 days history while offline, is there a way to increase the # of days it will store?
--- Possible problem: does rebooting the RPI3 erase old data? I did reboot this morning (after about 12 hours online) before looking on the Raspberry for the data file. I'm storing data from 2 SmartSolars and 1 Multiplus. Here's what I see post-reboot:
root@Venus:/data/db# ls -la
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 32768 Aug 31 13:46 vrmlogger-backlog.sqlite3
32K does not seem like a big file that would hold much data, but maybe?
The system shows plenty of storage currently, but I don't know how much space was used / free before the reboot.
| Filesystem | 1K-blocks |
Used | Available | Use% | Mounted on |
| /dev/mmcblk0p4 |
5116128 |
23076 |
4813452 |
0% | /data |
I tried uploading vrmlogger-backlog.sqlite3 but got an error message:
Again, thanks for any insights!
