[Dxspider-support] Debug file needed

[Dirk Koopman]

There is no evidence of this spot in 
/spider/local_data/spots/2018/146.dat at GB7DJK. I8MPO does not appear 
in any spot file in 2018 nor in the log. Also the last spot involving 
S55OO was at 18:10Z. But your spot file may have more spot in there and 
some of them may have an IP address attached...

21017.4^G5W^1527339300^CW^S55OO^61^335^S50ARX^27^14^28^15^^
21006.3^9A1A^1527339420^CW^S55OO^334^335^S50ARX^28^15^28^15^^
21014.9^K4OAQ^1527339480^CW^S55OO^226^335^S50ARX^8^4^28^15^TN^
21023.9^EF5R^1527339480^CW^S55OO^34^335^S50ARX^37^14^28^15^^
21049.8^PS2T^1527339660^CW^S55OO^142^335^S50ARX^15^11^28^15^^
21028.1^G5W^1527340080^CW^S55OO^61^335^S50ARX^27^14^28^15^^
21034.0^CN3A^1527340560^CW^S55OO^21^335^S50ARX^37^33^28^15^^
21032.6^4X6FR^1527340620^CW^S55OO^286^335^S50ARX^39^20^28^15^^
21030.6^GM7V^1527340800^CW^S55OO^65^335^S50ARX^27^14^28^15^^
14079.7^F5VMN^1527342840^CW^S55OO^42^335^S50ARX^27^14^28^15^^
21043.6^SV5/DL3DRN^1527343080^CW^S55OO^157^335^S50ARX^28^20^28^15^^
28002.8^P33W^1527343260^CW^S55OO^288^335^S50ARX^39^20^28^15^^
28027.4^9A1A^1527343320^CW^S55OO^334^335^S50ARX^28^15^28^15^^
21028.9^9H6A^1527344700^CW^S55OO^308^335^S50ARX^28^15^28^15^^
28003.0^IT9VDQ^1527347580^CW^S55OO^85^335^S50ARX^28^15^28^15^^
28013.0^SU9JG^1527347820^CW^S55OO^155^335^S50ARX^38^34^28^15^^
28017.0^CN3A^1527347880^CW^S55OO^21^335^S50ARX^37^33^28^15^^
28030.1^IT9SSI^1527348240^CW^S55OO^85^335^S50ARX^28^15^28^15^^
28041.9^P33W^1527350820^CW^S55OO^288^335^W9BG^39^20^28^15^^
28022.6^S58Q^1527352080^CW^S55OO^335^335^W9BG^28^15^28^15^^
14065.4^S55OO^1527356340^CQ WW CW WPX 
Contest^UA6LCJ^335^179^RN6BN^28^15^29^16^^
14068.0^S55OO^1527358200^^UT7EZ^335^183^OH1RCF^28^15^29^16^^^159.224.191.159

It be worth grepping /spider/local_data/log/2018/05.dat

Dirk G1TLH

On 08/07/2019 16:26, Simon Ravnič via Dxspider-support wrote:
> This is the spot:
>
> S55OO144 300,0I8MPOTU 7320:5926/05/18
>
> I wanted to see from which IP the spot came and then do
>
> sh/log this_IP
>
> to see who else uses this IP to find out the real spotter.
>
> I am often asked by CQWW committee to provide such info. But this user 
> is a year too late :)
>
> 73 & TNX
> Simon, S53ZO
>
>> On 8 Jul 2019, at 13:16, Dirk Koopman via Dxspider-support 
>> <dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk <mailto:dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk>> 
>> wrote:
>>
>> Simon
>>
>> Nobody will (likely) have such a thing as, through popular demand, 
>> DXSpider removes debug files after 10 days by default. But there may 
>> be other ways to help if you give me some more information (spot 
>> details, what I'd be looking for etc)
>>
>> 73 Dirk G1TLH
>>
>> On 08/07/2019 07:48, Simon Ravnič via Dxspider-support wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> A user has asked me to check on a spot from 26.5.2018 but I don’t keep the debug data for so long.
>>>
>>> Can any body send me a debug file from that date? I believe it should be in the
>>>
>>> /spider/local_data/debug/2018
>>>
>>> folder.
>>>
>>> 73 & TNX
>>> Simon, S53ZO
>>> sysop S50DXS
>>>
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