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diff --git a/weather-db-from-old-log b/weather-db-from-old-log
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-#!/usr/bin/env ruby
-
-require 'sqlite3'
-
-# Berlin
-#$device_id_to_handle = {
-#  "b7:01" => "outside",
-#  "ca:01" => "outside",
-#  "d5:01" => "outside",
-#  "f4:01" => "outside",
-#  "1d:01" => "inside",
-#  "1f:01" => "inside",
-#  "37:01" => "inside",
-#  "38:01" => "inside",
-#  "9c:01" => "inside",
-#  "cb:01" => "inside"
-#}
-
-# Heidenheim
-$device_id_to_handle = {
-  "58:02" => "outside",
-  "62:02" => "outside",
-  "07:01" => "inside"
-}
-
-def db_execute s, d
-  begin
-    $db.execute(s, d)
-    rescue SQLite3::BusyException
-      sleep 3
-      begin
-        $db.execute(s, d)
-      rescue SQLite3::BusyException
-        STDERR.write "DB busy, skipping data point '#{d.to_s}'\n"
-      end
-  end
-end
-
-def db_insert timestamp, handle, temperature, humidity
-  db_execute("INSERT INTO weather(timestamp, handle, temperature, humidity) VALUES(?,?,?,?)", 
-             [timestamp, handle, temperature, humidity])
-end
-
-
-$db = SQLite3::Database.new("weather.db")
-
-$db.execute <<-SQL
-          create table weather(
-           id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
-           timestamp DATETIME,
-           handle TEXT,
-           temperature FLOAT,
-           humidity FLOAT
-         );
-        SQL
-
-while line = STDIN.gets
-  parts = line.split "\t"
-  log_entry_type = parts.first.split("::")[1]
-  if log_entry_type == "temp"
-    data = {}
-    parts.each { |i|
-      key, value = i.split "::"
-      data[key] = value
-    }
-    data["timestamp"] = data["timestamp"].to_i
-    data["temperature"] = data["temperature"].to_f
-    data["humidity"] = data["humidity"].to_f
-
-    handle = $device_id_to_handle[data["device_id"]]
-    if handle
-      db_insert \
-        data["timestamp"], \
-        handle, \
-        data["temperature"], \
-        data["humidity"]
-    end
-  end
-end
-
-$db.close