So, finally got the GPS and sensors working as webserver on Raspberry

Every few refreshes get this warning at the bottom of the page:

Warning: unlink(/tmp/wait_rgpspc): No such file or directory in /var/www/view_sensors.php on line 38

On a sunny day (Tue, 05 May 2015 10:04:17 -0400) it happened Spehro Pefhany wrote in :

OK, that is because the web refresh is faster than the GPS soft can get new values. I changed the php script so it no longer shows those error messages. The effect of it being too fast is displaying the same values twice. And that makes no difference. Slight speed difference (varying time shift) of the computah clock relative to the GPS clock would bring it into that state. I could also set the php refresh to 2 seconds I guess to fix it, but then your data rate on average goes down. Or I could have php wait for the semaphore file to be created.

Thanks for the feedback.

It is a mystery to me that you and Jeff use the word computah when the proper word computer contains the same number of characters. But, computah makes you look like an illiterate person. Why do you insist on that? I would like to understand your motive. Are you trying to be "funny", or what?

On a sunny day (Tue, 05 May 2015 13:13:50 -0500) it happened John S wrote in :

I know

Restoring my comment which you so rudely snipped...

It is a mystery to me that you and Jeff use the word computah when the proper word computer contains the same number of characters. But, computah makes you look like an illiterate person. Why do you insist on that? I would like to understand your motive. Are you trying to be "funny", or what?

It's called 'humor.'

HTH,

Cheers, James Arthur

No, I think it is called "humah".

Wrote the webserver, got rid of Apache and php: http://217.120.43.67:8073/

If you run Linux try: netcat 217.120.43.67 8073

In the browser now type reload -, or in netcat just ENTER, for new data.

Will do the smurfer-push later. First see if this stands the web attacks...

I guess you weren't one of the cool kids in junior high, either. ;)

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

I like the netcat way, nice.

I haven't been able too load any of this with Firefox

The connection was reset

The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading.

Chrome seems to work ok though. IE runs all the text together with no line breaks.

How can you guess that? Personal experience? So, you were a cool kid? Were you honored in some way by your peers? Were you elected to some sort of "cool" office such as class president? Or was it all observation from a distance and a conjecture on your part?

Shame on you for your unwarranted comment.

It makes you laugh? Do you use the misspelled word yourself to show humor?

And so my original question remains unanswered. But, Thanks anyway, Dr. Phil.

Oh, for peace sake, John, you really are thin-skinned. I wasn't even teasing you, I was teasing Jan about acting like a cool seventh-grader.

For what it's worth, I definitely was _not_ one of the cool kids in Junior High or at any other time at school--for one thing, I was two years younger than many of my classmates, which is really tough when you're young, and for another, I was far more sarcastic then than I am now. Doesn't matter much, forty years on.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

No trouble with Mozilla up to and including the latest firefox version.

It does seem to 'keep on loading', though, after the text is transmitted.

RL

I apologise profusely. I did not notice the smiley. Is there a smiley with a red/shamed face? I need that.

Very odd. It is working in Firefox now.

No worries--we all have days like that. I had one recently myself--see the thread from a couple of months ago titled "OT: The Hockey Schtick".

Cheers

Phil Hobbs