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The purpose of the backup files is to allow Cumulus to be 'rewound' to a particular point in time. It simulates the situation where someone had closed Cumulus down at that point, and is only now starting it up again, and needs data to be downloaded from the station's logger to catch up to the present time. Obviously this cure will not work if your station type does not have a logger (one is needed for Cumulus to read old readings again).
*If you have only installed Cumulus a few days ago, or have just re-started Cumulus after it was stopped and encounter multiple ''rogue readings in the catch-up from the station logger''; '''one possibility''' is to stop Cumulus and find the [[#On_restarting_Cumulus.2C_it_did_not_successfully_read_all_data_from_when_it_last_ran|backup files]] that it took when you started it up (or just after the previous roll-over time), copy those files into the data folder, overwriting the ones that are there, then when you start it up again it will rewind back to the time in that back-up, and could sort itself out.
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== How to restore a corrupted log file ==
**Deselect the option where indicated by red arrow if your template includes something like <code><meta content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type" /></code>
**For customised pages, (without standard Cumulus template names), select/un-select the UTF-8 encoding in the appropriate column on the '''Configuration''' menu, ''Internet'' dialog, '''Files''' tab screen where you list the local and remote names.
*Or you have edited/customised the template and added an incorrectly specified Cumulus [[webtags]] that has caused [[Customised_templates#What_is_meant_by_.27Cumulus_processes_templates.27| Cumulus processing]] to abort for that template. If you stop cumulus you can use a text editor to open the latest [[
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