I just repurposed an ancient Pi as a feeder. I got it working over the weekend and can see my results on the stats page. The stats page has a graph with aircraft count on the Y-axis, but what is the X-axis? It looks like some kind of time measurement but the values I see vary every time I look at it. Thank you.
I thought about that. I thought the zero point might be midnight but the math doesn’t work for that.
As a relatively new feeder (<2 weeks) I also wondered about that graph. The X-axis, to me, looks to be just the number of data points. (which also resets after a certain number of data points) Better you look at http://[IP-address_of_the_Pi]/graphs1090/ There you will have the same graph, but then with an X-axis that makes sense.
Thanks for that advice. Unfortunately I am running a Raspberry Pi A and it just doesn't have enough horsepower to do more than feed.
Right now it's just a test every 60 seconds of how many aircraft are in your aircraft.json ..... data is only in ram .. I'm testing how much ram cache I need based on what I want to store to make a dashboard I'll add timestamps this week or next, it was really just a quick 1 day hackathon to see if it would be possible to save 30 days of feeder data right now it saves 17280 data points, one every 609 seconds. 288 hours I think ..
