At some point in the last week my day time based events have stopped working. A quick look at the astro sun data shows that all the night based times are blank - see below…
Any thoughts? What could I be missing?
At some point in the last week my day time based events have stopped working. A quick look at the astro sun data shows that all the night based times are blank - see below…
Any thoughts? What could I be missing?
My astro-binding is running fine. It not seems to be a general problem.
Something connected to versions? Day stuff works fine, it’s just the night/evening values which seems to rule out connectivity issues. I’m up to date using the latest release versions as far as I can see.
My lights didn’t turn off this morning as they should (based on astro), I might have some issues as well. I’m running on about a months old snapshot release.
I’ll have to check later for logs…
As we are coming close to the longest day on the nothern hemisphere, a missing nigth event migth be caused by the sun never going below 18°. So the question is for which Position did you observe that?
@opus
I was going to ask the same question.
@Olymp
What is your latitude?
Near the summer solstice in higher latitudes the sun will never go under 18° azimuth for astro dawn/dusk
12° for Nautical and 6° for civil
For example if you lived above the polar circle, there would be no sunset!
I’m around 52.2429° N, 0.7105° E and definitely getting sunset/sunrise data.
I am 51.6N (A bit south of you)
Last night the minimum sun elevation was -17.7° and I didn’t get an astrodusk and astrodawn event. A few days ago I still did. The closer to the solstice the higher the lowest sun elevation at night. The astro event will start again after the solstice towards the end of July I expect.
Latitude: 52 ° 32’12 "N
Longitude: 103 ° 53’11 "E.
Height above sea level: 437 m
And what events are missing?
of those that are configured for me now is:
{ channel="astro:sun:local:astroDawn#start" }
{ channel="astro:sun:local:night#start" }
{ channel="astro:sun:local:night#end" }
That’s normal due to your latitude, I lost these events a few days ago too. See above for the reason.