You're better off using btmon.py, the problem is that you may lose data sending directly if the server goes down at any time (the GEM has to send out kWh/Watt values then reset the counters each time). Btmon.py uses the counters directly so if the server ever goes down, you'll at least still have kWh used between the 2 periods.
Might be an issue with data or a bug in the program, undefined offset means it's trying to check for a value that doesn't exist in an array. You have a set of numbers x = {1,2,3,4,...,10}, x[0] = 1, x[1] = 2, ... , x[9] = 10, it's trying to access a value like x[10] which is undefined in x.
btmon patch for emoncms 8.4
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Re: btmon patch for emoncms 8.4
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