scdoubleu
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1.27.3 was released this morning, with the 'null' name fix. I've updated and can confirm all is well.
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I know this is old, but it got it set up and working mostly. In parallel with an installation at home.
The Google cloud installation is routinely missing data. Like 30 minutes of a drive or charge.
Did you experience this?
What car do you have?
What version of Teslamate are you running?
What does it say in the logs?
Sorry for the terrible response. I thought I usually got emails when I had a reply, but for some reason, not this time.
It's stayed signed in now for little while, so I haven't had an opportunity to show the issue with logs.
No me either, it doesn't make sense but it's the only thing that seems to align. It could be that the after a loss of power, the DHCP server isn't available until after the teslamate device is connected to my wifi.
Only change I can pinpoint is the DHCP setup, but that's over a pretty broad time period, so it might be something else than I'm not recalling.
I've done this because my linksys router has very limited controls for custom DNS and DHCP, which I need to use for my home automation stuff. I'm using ad-block pro as my DHCP server until I upgrade my router to something more suitable.
RogerMc
Member
I've detected an uncompleted drive. It was short in duration (a few mins), but I can clearly see the starting and ending points under visits history. The drive does not appear in the drives list however. Curious how people handle this situation please.
Manually fixing data | TeslaMate
If you are using docker-compose, you are using Docker Compose v1, which has been deprecated. Docker Compose commands refer to Docker Compose v2. Consider upgrading your docker setup, see Migrate to Compose V2
docs.teslamate.org
Note there is a typo in the command. There should be no ! after Teslamate.Repo.get
RogerMc
Member
Manually fixing data | TeslaMate
If you are using docker-compose, you are using Docker Compose v1, which has been deprecated. Docker Compose commands refer to Docker Compose v2. Consider upgrading your docker setup, see Migrate to Compose V2
Note there is a typo in the command. There should be no ! after Teslamate.Repo.get
Hmmm, but the issue is that the unfinished drive does not appear in the drives list at all. So using the id from the drive isn't really going to work.
You can look at the ID from the drive before/after and find the missing ones to close.
RogerMc
Member
OK thanks, I have no rows with missing end_date. I supposed that means the drive wasn't even STARTED. But weird that the path is clearly shown in the visited panel.
There is SO much to read ... Nut maybe someone can TLDR?
I have TM running on Raspberry Pi. And I want to make a one time backup.
Any suggestions for good and easy source or commands?
I can backup to oc in my LAN or to google cloud...
I have TM running on Raspberry Pi. And I want to make a one time backup.
Any suggestions for good and easy source or commands?
I can backup to oc in my LAN or to google cloud...
i am complete noob in command line.
in the teslamate instructions, it presumes that Teslamate runs in docker. then the command line is following:
in my case, I installed teslamate not in the docker. it just runs as process and that's it.
so the command line does not work.
unless I miss something and I do something wrong.
in the teslamate instructions, it presumes that Teslamate runs in docker. then the command line is following:
in my case, I installed teslamate not in the docker. it just runs as process and that's it.
so the command line does not work.
unless I miss something and I do something wrong.
Try this:
pg_dump -U teslamate teslamate > /backuplocation/teslamate.bck
your username/password may be different.
can't check it because - well docker
more here:
www.postgresqltutorial.com
pg_dump -U teslamate teslamate > /backuplocation/teslamate.bck
your username/password may be different.
can't check it because - well docker
more here:
PostgreSQL Backup - pg_dump & pg_dumpall
This tutorial shows you how to use PostgreSQL backup tools including pg_dump and pg_dumpall to backup databases in PostgreSQL.
www.postgresqltutorial.com
Posted nearly the same thing on GitHub.Try this:
pg_dump -U teslamate teslamate > /backuplocation/teslamate.bck
your username/password may be different.
can't check it because - well docker
more here:
PostgreSQL Backup - pg_dump & pg_dumpall
This tutorial shows you how to use PostgreSQL backup tools including pg_dump and pg_dumpall to backup databases in PostgreSQL.
Guess the grand question is - do you have a backup?went everywher
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