Seeing as my current location is in a Red Alert at the moment I thought I'd check the alert function. So I entered...
alert return was a joke ea no response ealert no réponse
checked on UK alert website to confirm link in module and it is correct and showing alerts
So checked config.ini and set it to the following [location] enabled = True lat = 54.4879 lon = -3.5879 usemetric = True repeaterlookup = rbook noaaforecastduration = 4 noaaalertcount = 2 usemeteowxapi = True riverlistdefault = wxalertbroadcastenabled = True wxalertbroadcastch = 2 enableextralocationwx = True ealertbroadcastenabled = True ealertbroadcastch = 2 ignorefematest = True mysame = 053029,053073 enablegbalerts = True enabledealerts = False myregionalkeysde = 110000000000,120510000000 n2yoapikey = satlist = 25544,7530
anything look wonky?
incidentally I was checking other commands and rlist returns bug?Table not found
I guess a few things are WIP but I also checked the list of commands in mesh-bot.py and unless I'm mistaken (fairly likely) then the don't all match up with the cmd menu.
Any help?
Seeing as my current location is in a Red Alert at the moment I thought I'd check the alert function. So I entered...
`alert` return was a joke
`ea` no response
`ealert` no réponse
checked on UK alert website to confirm link in module and it is correct and showing alerts
So checked config.ini and set it to the following
`[location]
enabled = True
lat = 54.4879
lon = -3.5879
usemetric = True
repeaterlookup = rbook
noaaforecastduration = 4
noaaalertcount = 2
usemeteowxapi = True
riverlistdefault =
wxalertbroadcastenabled = True
wxalertbroadcastch = 2
enableextralocationwx = True
ealertbroadcastenabled = True
ealertbroadcastch = 2
ignorefematest = True
mysame = 053029,053073
enablegbalerts = True
enabledealerts = False
myregionalkeysde = 110000000000,120510000000
n2yoapikey =
satlist = 25544,7530`
anything look wonky?
incidentally I was checking other commands and `rlist` returns `bug?Table not found`
I guess a few things are WIP but I also checked the list of commands in `mesh-bot.py` and unless I'm mistaken (fairly likely) then the don't all match up with the `cmd` menu.
Any help?
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I have never tested this working as I haven't seen an alert and your the first to comment of all the people who talk about UK alerts.
This goes for all alert commands I don't expect much return if there isn't an active alarm for UK.
As for the Rlist command I know it's working in the USA it may have no data for UK. I will take a look.
What do you mean by alert return was a joke
You saying alert returned a dad joke?
I have never tested this working as I haven't seen an alert and your the first to comment of all the people who talk about UK alerts.
This goes for all alert commands I don't expect much return if there isn't an active alarm for UK.
As for the Rlist command I know it's working in the USA it may have no data for UK. I will take a look.
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Yep, it gave me a dad joke. So I checked on the link in the modules and that's correct. There are currently 2 alerts live, so I assumed it would return both of them.
Funnily enough I was going to set up the email function as well and that also returns a dad joke if I send email.
I'm not really able to follow everything through but for the alerts if I go to the link in the globalalert.py module the URL for UK alerts is https://www.gov.uk/alerts this gives you a list of 2 current alerts (its going to be windy!) and if I go to https://www.gov.uk/alerts/current-alerts then that details out the alerts.
Have I followed that through ok?
Yep, it gave me a dad joke. So I checked on the link in the modules and that's correct. There are currently 2 alerts live, so I assumed it would return both of them.
Funnily enough I was going to set up the email function as well and that also returns a dad joke if I send `email`.
I'm not really able to follow everything through but for the alerts if I go to the link in the `globalalert.py` module the URL for UK alerts is https://www.gov.uk/alerts this gives you a list of 2 current alerts (its going to be windy!) and if I go to https://www.gov.uk/alerts/current-alerts then that details out the alerts.
Have I followed that through ok?
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I'm not sure this uk.gov html will be good for alerting with.
There is no good way to handle this data and also get it crunched down to mesh in an easy manner that I see at the moment.
I also can't geo code this data
I'm not sure this uk.gov html will be good for alerting with.
There is no good way to handle this data and also get it crunched down to mesh in an easy manner that I see at the moment.
I also can't geo code this data
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Sounds like it's a bit of a tricky thing to sort out. I vote for pull it until there's a way to fix it. UK alerts are supposed to go to everyone's phone anyway. Obviously it didn't go to mine because < insert reason here > so at least I can fix it for that way. There are maybe other ways to do this through Met Office but that's for another day
Sounds like it's a bit of a tricky thing to sort out. I vote for pull it until there's a way to fix it. UK alerts are supposed to go to everyone's phone anyway. Obviously it didn't go to mine because < insert reason here > so at least I can fix it for that way. There are maybe other ways to do this through Met Office but that's for another day
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Seeing as my current location is in a Red Alert at the moment I thought I'd check the alert function. So I entered...
alertreturn was a jokeeano responseealertno réponsechecked on UK alert website to confirm link in module and it is correct and showing alerts
So checked config.ini and set it to the following
[location] enabled = True lat = 54.4879 lon = -3.5879 usemetric = True repeaterlookup = rbook noaaforecastduration = 4 noaaalertcount = 2 usemeteowxapi = True riverlistdefault = wxalertbroadcastenabled = True wxalertbroadcastch = 2 enableextralocationwx = True ealertbroadcastenabled = True ealertbroadcastch = 2 ignorefematest = True mysame = 053029,053073 enablegbalerts = True enabledealerts = False myregionalkeysde = 110000000000,120510000000 n2yoapikey = satlist = 25544,7530anything look wonky?
incidentally I was checking other commands and
rlistreturnsbug?Table not foundI guess a few things are WIP but I also checked the list of commands in
mesh-bot.pyand unless I'm mistaken (fairly likely) then the don't all match up with thecmdmenu.Any help?
What do you mean by alert return was a joke
You saying alert returned a dad joke?
I have never tested this working as I haven't seen an alert and your the first to comment of all the people who talk about UK alerts.
This goes for all alert commands I don't expect much return if there isn't an active alarm for UK.
As for the Rlist command I know it's working in the USA it may have no data for UK. I will take a look.
Yep, it gave me a dad joke. So I checked on the link in the modules and that's correct. There are currently 2 alerts live, so I assumed it would return both of them.
Funnily enough I was going to set up the email function as well and that also returns a dad joke if I send
email.I'm not really able to follow everything through but for the alerts if I go to the link in the
globalalert.pymodule the URL for UK alerts is https://www.gov.uk/alerts this gives you a list of 2 current alerts (its going to be windy!) and if I go to https://www.gov.uk/alerts/current-alerts then that details out the alerts.Have I followed that through ok?
These Alerts are not ideal at all, I may need to pull this
I just pushed a bug/typo fix which likely was related here
I'm not sure this uk.gov html will be good for alerting with.
There is no good way to handle this data and also get it crunched down to mesh in an easy manner that I see at the moment.
I also can't geo code this data
Sounds like it's a bit of a tricky thing to sort out. I vote for pull it until there's a way to fix it. UK alerts are supposed to go to everyone's phone anyway. Obviously it didn't go to mine because < insert reason here > so at least I can fix it for that way. There are maybe other ways to do this through Met Office but that's for another day