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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Yes. And if you have any problems,
please ask. <br>
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But the point of this is precisely so that you can have a "default
filter" (if you want) which will be active for your plain,
non-ssid callsign which will be active for your plain non-ssid
callsign AND any other callsign-ssid that do NOT have a specific
filter for that callsign-ssid pair.<br>
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The specific callsign-ssid filters are separate from and not
related - in any way - with your default filter (if you have one)
or any other callsign-ssid filters you might have. <br>
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Dirk<br>
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On 13/02/2025 13:17, Ciemon Dunville via Dxspider-support wrote:<br>
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<div>Just to pull on this a bit more, I am able to set different
filter sets based on SSID aren't I?</div>
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<div>I'm using SSIDs based on how I'm operating, be that by
frequency, mode, or location.</div>
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style="margin-top:0px;margin-bottom:0px">I'm afraid that
this is not a bug. It is a feature. And I will need quite
a bit of persuasion to change it. This sort of thing is
prevalent all through the way DXSpider works. And you have
done the thing you need to do to cope with it. Having said
that, after logging in with the ssid of your choice, a
clear/spots or an accept/spots all should have worked.</span>
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<p>13 Feb 2025 08:35:05 Keith, G6NHU <<a
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<div dir="auto"> I’m sure this is a bug. <br>
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I have a filter set for G6NHU, as visible in the
/spider/filter/spots/G6NHU.pl file. <br>
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If I log in with [say] G6NHU-17, which has no filter
file, the filters from G6NHU are applied. <br>
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What makes it worse is that when I’ve logged in as
G6NHU-17 and do a show/filters command, the response
is "No filters defined for G6NHU-17” but the filters
defined in G6NHU.pl are being applied. <br>
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I’ve suspected this for a while but haven’t bothered
investigating further but I set up a test node last
night using G6NHU-5 and the only spots which were
being forwarded to it were those that were allowed
through due to the G6NHU.pl filter. I had to
specifically add a filter for G6NHU-5 to allow
everything through from 0/250000000 to ensure it
received everything. <br>
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Can you take a look please, Dirk. <br>
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Thanks, <br>
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73 Keith G6NHU <br>
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