[Dxspider-support] spot aging

[charlie carroll]

I will try to arrange a test with KC1XX and see if we can reproduce the
problem while watching chanerr.

I do not see how it can be an issue of very late dupes.  The first
occurance of this problem showed at about 0026Z, and Matt's clock is
only about 5 minutes different.  In fact, I just checked and there's
still about 5 minutes difference.

Again, a (really) small file extract...

1004142413^-> D K1XX-6 DX de RW6AWT:     1854.4 
RQ4L                                        0026Z%07%07
1004142414^<- I N2TX PC11^28322.6^VR2BG^27-Oct-2001^0026Z^
^AA5NT^K5UTD^H3^~
1004142415^<- I N3RA PC11^28322.6^VR2BG^27-Oct-2001^0026Z^
^AA5NT^K5UTD^H3^~
1004142415^<- I K1XX PC11^7046.7^VE9US^27-Oct-2001^0021Z^QSX
7211^KC1XX^KC1XX^H97^~
1004142420^<- I N3RA PC11^28592.2^ZK1NCP^27-Oct-2001^0026Z^N.
Cook^W9XT^W9ODD^H19^~
1004142424^-> D KC1XX-7 DX de W9XT:      28592.2  ZK1NCP       N.
Cook                        0026Z EN53%07%07

There had been no other spot of VE9US since 2327Z.  I am stumped as to
where/how it might be a late dupe.  W1HR is fed via a serial link from
K1XX.  When I look at the K1XX dx.dat file, I find:

14250.0    IH9P        27-Oct-2001 
0018Z                                  <K2QMF>
7046.7     VE9US       27-Oct-2001  0021Z  QSX
7211                        <KC1XX>
28592.2    ZK1NCP      27-Oct-2001  0026Z  N.
Cook                          <W9XT>

Note the time of the spot for IH9P from K2QMF.  You can see that this
spot is even older than one from KC1XX and probably closer to 7-8
minutes away from the exact time.  Though not included here in the
extract, the spot from K2QMF is issued on the W1HR node.  

Any other thoughts?

Charlie, k1xx

Dirk Koopman wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 2001-10-31 at 13:16, charlie carroll wrote:
> > I am trying to track down why some spots that came into my node did not
> > get issued.  Filters are not suspect.  I thought aging might have been
> > an issue, but they are only about 5 minutes older than the time on the
> > node computer which is set from an external time standard.
> >
> > If I look at an extract of my \spider\data\debug\2001\300.dat file I
> > have:
> >
> > 1004146096^<- I W9ZRX-4 PC11^14334.8^SV9CVY^27-Oct-2001^0121Z^
> > ^K3SV^NE3H^H11^~
> 
> Do a:
> 
>   set/debug chanerr
> 
> and watch what happens, I suspect these may be very late dups.
> 
> Dirk
> 
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