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Fatal error when trying to enter the dashboard locally #1489
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Thanks for reporting this error. I'm uncertain if I have fully understood the cause. It comes from the code which tries to scale the icon size by using the peak of the last 30 days. This should work even you don't have 30 days of data in your InfluxDB. If the error continues to occur on your side, you can try the development version of Solectrus by replacing the docker tag like this: Instead of But keep in mind that there are more unreleased changes included in the development version. The development version is the one which always runs on my personal instance (see https://solectrus.ledermann.dev) Please tell me when the error is gone or not. |
Thanks a lot for investigation. Unfortunately there's still an error - the error message changed slightly.
Please ping me if I can provide helpful data for debugging |
Ok, I just pushed another fix to the Background: The "NOW" tab resizes icons based on the current value in relation to the peak of the last 30 days (logarithmic). This calculation goes wrong on your side. With my latest change, any exception is caught and logged. If there are still issues, I need some further information:
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Awesome - I tried the new version and it works as expected now. So thank you again for this great support - I'm really happy to use this dashboard - you did a great job here !! |
Hi Georg,
followed the in-house instructions and data is being pulled from the storage successfully but I got an error when entering the dashboard on http://localhost:3000 - there's the generic error screen only.
Dev Console:
The request to http://localhost:3000/stats/now/inverter_power?field=inverter_power&period=now responds with a 500 :-(
It would be really great to get a hint ...
System:
Docker version 20.10.11, build dea9396
Docker Application Logs:
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