OpenWeather API call crash (curl error)

[fernplant]

I had a working install on a RPi 4 but have migrated to a Proxmox setup. I really like the simplicity of sprinklers_pi so I got it running inside an LXC (all irrigation valves are triggered by remote ESP8266s). Everything is working well now except when a weather call is made the program crashes. Log is unfortunately not helpful but says:

2024/06/28 04:12:35 Get Today's Weather
2024/06/28 04:12:35 curl error output:

I then have to manually restart the service.
Ive confirmed the LXC container can contact the outside world

Any tips on how to further troubleshoot? Thanks much

[nhorvath]

Openweather is turning off the api that we use. There's a branch with the changes to the new api but I haven't had time to validate that the weather is working properly.

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[damgut]

@fernplant: See #200 and #201

[fernplant]

Thank you both. I guess it was coincidence this happened just as I migrated systems, weird. Ill keep weather off for now but hope for a fix. Thanks again

[fernplant]

I just updated to v2 RC1 using the new OpenWeather v3 API and Im unfortunately having the same issue. Crashes on the curl. Maybe an issue specific to my peculiar install (not on a Pi)? Not sure