[Dxspider-support] F8DGY

[Dirk Koopman]

I'm guessing you are looking at DX Summit or something like that. No 
DXSpider node will process any spot with a '-@'  (or indeed a '-#') on 
the end as it is an invalid callsign.

But if ALL DXSpider nodes add these commands:

rej/spot node_default input 2 info db info wpm info cq
rej/spot node_default 2 info db info wpm info cq

commands as I asked, then far fewer of these RBN spots would appear on 
the actual cluster and you would not allow them to spread.

As I wrote in another email just now, if you are reluctant to restart 
your node in the middle of the CW WPX contest, then do this instead:

 > links
                                       Ave  Obs  Ping Next Filters
   Callsign Type Started               RTT Count Int.  Ping Iso? In  Out 
PC92? Address
    F4BWT-3 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2225Z    0.08   2    300 284               
Y 2a01:e0a:bb:b4e0:2c7c:d924:dd57:a9bb
     GB7DJK DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2230Z    0.84   2    300 274               
Y 2001:bc8:3b8c:200::2
   GB7DXC-5 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2230Z    0.10   2    300 284 Y
   GB7DXG-1 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2225Z    0.05   2    300 14 Y
     GB7MBC DXSP 28-Mar-2020 0220Z    1.15   2    300 284 Y
     GB7UJS DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2222Z    0.06   2    300 94 Y
    IQ9GF-6 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2232Z    0.11   2    300 114 Y
   IZ0FKE-6 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2230Z    0.11   2    300 14 Y
  JG1YGH-15 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2226Z    0.28   2    300 64 Y
   SV5FRI-1 DXSP 27-Mar-2020 2255Z    0.09   2    300 284               Y

 > disc F4BWT-3

wait 30 secs

 > disc GB7DJK

wait 30 secs

 > disc GB7DXC-5

and so on

That way you will keep spots flowing. If you are the one connecting to 
the node, then you can immediately reconnect manually with 'conn <node 
callsign>'.

If you don't want your debug log filled with these spots, then you can 
stop them coming by doing this to each of your links:

 > rcmd <node call> rej/spot info db info wpm info cq

Remember: you are just a normal user on your partner's node, so you can 
set your own private filters on that node, just as though you were 
logged in as any other user.

It makes me sad that so few sysops have bothered to do as I asked.

73 Dirk G1TLH


On 28/03/2020 08:58, Matthew Chambers via Dxspider-support wrote:
> The DX clusters are starting to look a bit sad now, this guy needs to 
> have his internet connection yanked or find himself in striped pajamas
> image.png
>
> Matthew Chambers, CBT, NR0Q
> Owner/Engineer
> *M Chambers Communications Engineering LLC*
> PO BOX 855, Moberly, MO 65270
> Mobile (660)415-5620
> www.mchambersradio.com <http://www.mchambersradio.com/>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Mar 27, 2020 at 10:48 AM Mike McCarthy, W1NR via 
> Dxspider-support <dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk 
> <mailto:dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk>> wrote:
>
>     It appears that we may have struck a nerve. The posts are now
>     limited to
>     the call F8DGY and are much less frequent than earlier this morning.
>
>     At least he is using his own call and no longer flooding.
>
>     Mike, W1NR
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