WeatherCat Log

[Blicj11]

Sorry to be a wee bit slow, but I can't figure out how to access the WeatherCat log. I am trying to look at some log entries that occurred within the last hour, but can't figure out how to access the log for entries that are older than what the current window is showing.

[elagache]

Hi Blick and WeatherCat fans,

Sorry to be a wee bit slow, but I can't figure out how to access the WeatherCat log. I am trying to look at some log entries that occurred within the last hour, but can't figure out how to access the log for entries that are older than what the current window is showing.

WeatherCat puts all of its log information in the system.log file and the OS-X Unix console.  You can access either using the Console application that you'll find in your Utility folder.  Any application can put log entries in this area so you might have to wade through a lot of stuff.  However, WeatherCat is a bit gabby so it isn't hard to find the WeatherCat entries.  About the only applications that are even more gabby are my AppleScripts!!

Here is a sample:

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Oct 26 11:46:32 odysseus WeatherCat[30833]: Fetching data from weather station...
Oct 26 11:46:33 odysseus WeatherCat[30833]: Temperature: 73?F  Dewpoint: 50?F  Windchill: 73?F Pressure: 30 inHg  Av. Windspeed: 2 MPH from N by W. Current Conditions: N/A
Oct 26 11:46:34 odysseus WeatherCat[30833]: Aux. FTP: FTP upload starting.
Oct 26 11:46:35 odysseus WeatherCat[30833]: Aux. FTP: Uploading WeatherCatBanner.jpg.
Oct 26 11:46:37 odysseus WeatherCat[30833]: Aux. FTP: Finished. Uploaded 32252 bytes in 3 seconds at 9224 bytes per second.
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7941]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: RainTime$ to value:  ""
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7942]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: RainRate$ to value:  "0"
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7943]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: HeavyRainTime$ to value:  ""
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7944]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: HeavyRainRate$ to value:  "0"
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7945]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: HighWindTime$ to value:  ""
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7946]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: HighWindGust$ to value:  "0"
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7947]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: BaroTime$ to value:  ""
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7948]: Source script: WC Storm Monitor updating web tag: BaroRate$ to value:  "0"
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7953]: Processed WC Applescript template file: Canebas_Zambretti.html
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7956]: Processed WC Applescript template file: Canebas_status.html
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7959]: Processed WC Applescript template file: Station_console.html
Oct 26 11:46:52 odysseus WC AppleScript Tags Processor[7962]: Processed WC Applescript template file: index.html
Hope that gives you what you need to know.

Cheers, Edouard 

[Blicj11]

WeatherCat puts all of its log information in the system.log file and the OS-X Unix console.

Edouard:

Is this the part where I regret not selecting the option to "Copy Log Entries to Console Log" in the WeatherCat Preferences?

[elagache]

Dear Blick and WeatherCat hindsight is always 20/20 types, . . . . .

Is this the part where I regret not selecting the option to "Copy Log Entries to Console Log" in the WeatherCat Preferences?

With a suitable Mel Blanc rendering of Bugs Bunny's voice:

"N'ah, . . . . . Could Be!"

Bummer dude, now you know!

Cheers, Edouard 

[Blicj11]

Better late than never; it is turned on now.

[Randall75]

Hi Blick
 i did the same thing when I first started running WC was never a user on the Console App until I started using it here
cheers