Re: [mh] Other database options for MH?

[Mick A. <big...@ho...>]

I use MySQL to hold a lot of my weather variable to pull up in various other
places. You write from perl to MySQL using the DBT and DBI::MySQL modules.
It's very easy to figure out. Lots of examples out there. If you're trying
to get weather into a MySQL table I can shoot you the code I'm using. I've
been looking at http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/ to use what's already in MySQL
to make some nicer looking graphs than what rrd does. I haven't had time to
get too far into it, so I have no idea what it takes to get it working. 

Mick

-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Harding [mailto:tho...@my...] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 4:30 PM
To: The main list for the MisterHouse home automation program
Subject: [mh] Other database options for MH?

I spent a considerable amount of time today installing RRD and trying to get
rrds.ppd to install. I tried the latest version of Perl, RRD and rrds.ppd,
but I get an error that rrds.ppd does not have support for this platform
(when I try to install rrds.ppd, but everything else installed fine). I am
running win XP Pro. I assumed it had something to do with RRD or perl, but
now I think it is referring to the CPU. I am running a Via C7 1.5ghz CPU and
windows and all software has installed and run fine, but I now think there
is some CPU check for RRD that is not allowing rrds.ppd to install. I am new
to RRD and installing PPMs, but I think I have done everything correctly. I
just think it is a CPU check that is holding this up.

Thanks for any info,

Tom
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