[Dxspider-support] Bads IPs address ???

Sun Mar 23 11:31:13 GMT 2025

Hi,

One of my tasks as a sysop is to analyze my nodes' logs. If I detect something that I think is harming the rest of the nodes or just one of them, I try to inform the community.

I've spent many hours helping other sysops, providing them with documentation, tools, advice, and work.
What I do, almost any sysop can do. I search the list, the wiki, consult the notes I add, and, as a last resort, ask the list.
Unfortunately, I'm short on time, so I hope more sysops will join in and contribute their knowledge and valuable time.

Three days ago, Dirk posted on this same list what should be done about the IP address problem.
Since I have a bad memory, I searched here:
https://mailman.tobit.co.uk/pipermail/dxspider-support/
and found this:
https://mailman.tobit.co.uk/pipermail/dxspider-support/2025-March/020625.html

I hope this helps.

Kin EA3CV

De: Dxspider-support <dxspider-support-bounces at tobit.co.uk> En nombre de Ciemon Dunville via Dxspider-support
Enviado el: domingo, 23 de marzo de 2025 11:34
Para: The DXSpider Support list <dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk>
CC: Ciemon Dunville <ciemon at gmail.com>
Asunto: Re: [Dxspider-support] Bads IPs address ???

Kin,

You spend a lot of time telling us how things are wrong, but not how things should be fixed.

How should a sysop correctly define their IP address? Having only setup DXspider once I can't remember setting mine and wouldn't quickly know where to look to check it's correctly set. Please offer guidance on solutions with your posts so that those of us with less experience have a chance.

Thank you.

73, Ciemon

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Ciemon Dunville - GØTRT <https://www.qrz.com/db/G0TRT> 
Warminster, Wiltshire. UK

On Sun, 23 Mar 2025 at 09:03, Kin via Dxspider-support <dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk <mailto:dxspider-support at tobit.co.uk> > wrote:
Hi,

We can see that there are still nodes (pc9x) that have their IP address
incorrectly defined:

PC92^PI4CC^180.01^K^5PI4CC:5457:595^2^10^localhost^test/2b31ed6a[r]^H95^
PC92^PI1LAP-1^301.01^K^5PI1LAP-1:5457:568^11^3^localhost^H96^
PC92^IK5PWJ-8^9000.01^K^5IK5PWJ-8:5457:598^1^1^localhost^test/bc6eaec7a[r]^H
93^
PC92^IV3SCP-6^9000.01^K^5IV3SCP-6:5457:568^7^1^localhost^H93^
PC92^IZ5FSA-6^9120.01^K^5IZ5FSA-6:5457:568^7^0^localhost^H97^
PC92^IZ8MBW-6^9300.01^K^5IZ8MBW-6:5457:568^5^3^localhost^H97^
PC92^IK6XMI-6^32400.01^K^5IK6XMI-6:5457:568^6^3^localhost^H90^
PC92^IZ3LSV-6^57000.01^K^5IZ3LSV-6:5457:568^7^1^localhost^H96^
PC92^IZ7AUH-6^60600.01^K^5IZ7AUH-6:5457:568^9^49^localhost^H96^
PC92^SV5FRI-1^60600.01^K^5SV5FRI-1:5457:568^23^9^localhost^H94^
PC92^LU9DA-6^60600.01^K^5LU9DA-6:5457:568^14^10^localhost^H94^
PC92^PY4OG-4^60601.01^K^5PY4OG-4:5457:568^5^4^localhost^H95^
PC92^GB7VAX^60601.01^K^5GB7VAX:5457:591^19^10^localhost^test/5726b167[r]^H95
^
PC92^GB7DXC-5^60601.01^K^5GB7DXC-5:5457:568^2^11^localhost^H94^
PC92^IZ3MEZ-8^60660.01^K^5IZ3MEZ-8:5457:568^20^36^localhost^H96^
PC92^IK5ZUK-6^60720.01^K^5IK5ZUK-6:5457:600^20^2^localhost^test/96db856c[r]^
H93^
PC92^S50DXS^60900.01^K^5S50DXS:5457:568^13^36^localhost^H96^
PC92^IK6IHL-6^64387.01^K^5IK6IHL-6:5457:600^4^1^localhost^test/96db856c66[r]
^H93^
PC92^IK7NXU-6^67500.01^K^5IK7NXU-6:5457:600^3^2^localhost^test/96db856c66[r]
^H93^
PC92^VE3LNZ-1^68823.01^K^5VE3LNZ-1:5457:568^1^0^localhost^H94^
PC92^VE3TOK-1^79800.01^K^5VE3TOK-1:5457:568^3^0^localhost^H92^
PC92^VA3BAL-1^80159.01^K^5VA3BAL-1:5457:568^1^0^localhost^H94^

I think they should fix this to avoid the possibility of losing spots.

Kin EA3CV

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