Specifies where to draw the 'oldest data' timestamp on the map.

The data collection part of weathermap collects a timestamp for each piece of data, alongside the actual data. This is intended to signify the time that the data was actually valid - it would be the file modification date if it was a text file, or the current time if it was a live SNMP query. The minimum and maximum of these times are collated, and can be shown on the map with MINTIMEPOS and MAXTIMEPOS.

If no MINTIMEPOS line is given, then the timestamp is not drawn.

You can optionally specify an additional parameter to change the text of the timestamp. This text can contain special tokens which are substituted with parts of the current time. The default timestamp text is Oldest Data: %b %d %Y %H:%M:%S. The tokens used are those accepted by the PHP strftime function. For a full list see the PHP manual page.

You can control the font used to draw the timestamp with TIMEFONT, and the colour that it is drawn in, using TIMECOLOR.