[Dxspider-support] (no subject)
Bill English
bill at k4fx.net
Tue Jan 1 20:51:04 GMT 2008
Hi Dirk
Charlie sorted it out, I had the same call in DXVars.pm and that was the
problem,
Now the RTT is 0.18
Thanks for the reply
Bill K4FX
-----Original Message-----
From: dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org
[mailto:dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org] On Behalf Of Dirk Koopman
Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 3:21 PM
To: The DXSpider Support list
Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] (no subject)
Bill
Please post the first 10 seconds or so of data after you have connected
(upto any PC22 that you may see).
If you are connecting to a modern DXSpider node you will see something
like this (GB7TLH is connecting to GB7DJK) :-
-> D G1TLH-2 connection to GB7DJK started
-> D G1TLH-2 G1TLH-2 de GB7TLH 1-Jan-2008 2013Z dxspider >
DXChannel GB7DJK created (3)
<- O GB7DJK telnet
-> B GB7DJK 0
-> E GB7DJK 0
GB7DJK channel func state 0 -> init
-> D G1TLH-2 Node GB7DJK has logged in
<- I GB7DJK PC18^DXSpider Version: 1.54 Build: 0.194 pc9x^5454^ GB7DJK
channel func state init -> init DXSpider version 1.54 build 0.194 Do px9x
set on GB7DJK
send_local_config: doing pc9x
-> D GB7DJK PC92^GB7TLH^72823^A^^5GB7DJK^H99^
-> D GB7DJK PC92^GB7TLH^72823.01^K^5GB7TLH:5454:0.195^1^1^H99^
-> D GB7DJK PC20^
<- I GB7DJK PC92^GB7DJK^72823^A^^5GB7TLH^H99^
GB7DJK channel func state init -> init92
Do pc9x set on GB7DJK
<- I GB7DJK PC92^GB7DJK^72823.01^K^5GB7DJK:5454:0.194^15^41^H99^
<- I GB7DJK PC22^
GB7DJK channel func state init92 -> normal
The important things to note are (first for outgoing messages):-
-> D GB7DJK PC92^GB7TLH^72823.01^K^5GB7TLH:5454:0.195^1^1^H99^
^
|
This callsign is your NODE callsign ($mycall)
or at least the one you are expecting
and (for incoming)
<- I GB7DJK PC92^GB7DJK^72823.01^K^5GB7DJK:5454:0.194^15^41^H99^
^ ^
| |
| This is the callsign of the node you are connecting
| to AND
|
is the same as this callsign
Does that make sense? It's a bit confusing...
Dirk
Bill English wrote:
> Hmm interesting Charlie,
>
> What about if you know that's been done? Is there anything else that
> could be the cause? I am 99.9% sure the other node has that done
> correctly, I am getting spots correctly, just randomly being
> disconnected, sometimes I am connected for a fairly long time (over a
> half hour) other times it's just a few minutes, never has there been a
> lack of activity,
>
> Thanks for the reply Charlie
>
> Bill
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org
> [mailto:dxspider-support-bounces at dxcluster.org] On Behalf Of charlie
> carroll
> Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 2:25 PM
> To: The DXSpider Support list
> Subject: Re: [Dxspider-support] (no subject)
>
>
> Bill:
> This is generally caused because one of the 2 nodes connected together
> does not have the other set as DXSpider. For example, if I'm connected
> to k1ea, I have to do a set/spider k1ea. At his end, he has to do a
> set/spider k1xx. When you see 999 it means the tcp/ip connection is
> made, but the protocol initialization has not completed.
>
> 73 charlie, k1xx
>
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