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For Cumulus 1, see [[Log.xml\|Log.xml page]] for details about file, and how to read it using PHP Hypertext Preprocessor or a XML reader. The Cumulus 1 file can be opened as a text file, but there are database file readers that can open this sort of file and display them in a spreadsheet like format (or even convert them to formats like CSV). It is possible to upload this file, or a transformed version of it, onto your ~~webspace~~web server and write coding to display the contents, see [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=83883#p83883 Cumulus Weather Diary]. The MX weather diary is stored in a table called '''DiaryData''' in a SQLite3 database in a file called [[diary.db]]. Any application that can read ODBC files (e.g. Libre Office's Base functionality) can read the MX database and edit it. It is possible to upload this file into your webspace, where coding can display the contents, please see below. ~~If you have ability to run '''PHPLIteAdmin''' (i.e. web server running PHP Hypertext Preprocessor), that can read and edit the [[MX_on_Linux#Editing_the_Weather_Diary\|MX weather diary]].~~ The MX weather diary is stored in a table called '''DiaryData''' in a SQLite3 database in a file called [[diary.db]]. There are many software tools available that can read/edit SQLite3, this is not the place to get too technical, but take a look at '''sqlitebrowser''' in a Linux environment, and '''phpLiteAdmin''' in Microsoft Windows. Also, you could use any application that can read ODBC files (e.g. Libre Office's Base functionality) can read the MX databases. =How to edit the contents=

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