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<font size="4">The results are in:<br>
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After setting <font face="monospace">$<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="DXProt::senderverify">DXProt::senderverify</a> </font>to
1 or 2 (hint: I have set mine to 2)<br>
<br>
And running the following two commands:<br>
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<font face="monospace"> grepdbg '\s+<-\s+I\s+GB7DJK\s+PC61'
| wc -l</font><br>
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and <br>
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grepdbg 'bad spot ' | wc -l<br>
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and noting the numbers on a piece of paper with the first command
being 'A' and the second 'B' and then doing this simple
calculation: <br>
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<font face="monospace"> B * 100 / A <br>
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The result I got for a morning's traffic (the natural result of a
grepdbg on today's log with sendverify set) is:<br>
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60.22 (%)<br>
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Or to put it another way, most of the traffic sent today is very
likely fake.<br>
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Houston, we have a problem...<br>
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73 Dirk G1TLH<br>
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PS If you have had senderverify set > 0 for all of today, you
can repeat the example above by changing 'GB7DJK' to a similar
node feeding yours from which you are likely to get all/most of
your spots.<br>
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