[Dxspider-support] FW: Spider Performance & Bug with >= 10 GHz Spots from AK1A nodes

[Andy Cook, G4PIQ]

I reported that PC11s from AK1A nodes with frequencies of 10 GHz and above
were being dumped in spider a week or so back. Have just updated to the
latest CVS version and the problem remains so that is a definite bug.

As a seperate issue. I have some concerns over the performance which we're
seeing on GB7MRS. It's not a very fast or big machine (233 MHz Pentium with
128 Mb RAM I think) running Red Hat 6.0. However, a query like a sh/dx which
has to go some way back in the archive is about 10 times slower on MRS than
it is on GB7DJK - not that I'm sure what Dirk's running.

Any particular performance improving tips which folks could suggest.

Andy, G4PIQ

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andy Cook, G4PIQ [mailto:g4piq at btinternet.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 3:57 PM
> To: dxspider-support-X-dxcluster.org-POP-1 at mail-x-change.com
> Subject: [Dxspider-support] Probable bug with >= 10 GHz Spots
> from AK1A
> nodes
>
>
> Not running absolutely the latest version here - 1.49, build
> 56.94, so it
> may have been fixed, but don't recall any traffic on the
> reflector about it
> and seems access to www.dxcluster.org is sick right now.
>
> When a PC11 for 10 GHz or higher comes into spider from an
> AK1A box, it gets
> ignored by spider - no stored or passed to users. Maybe due
> to the format of
> the PC11 with a decimal point and no trailing zero? Example below.
>
> 1021474098^<- I GB7DXM PC11^10368830.^GB3MHX^15-May-2002^1448Z^jo02
> Test^G4PIQ^GB7DXM^H99^~
>
> Andy, G4PIQ
>
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