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There are some further security restrictions you can place on access to the admin interface: http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/index.html#id-opt-dot
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Okay. Your git clone is trashed. Need a different procedure. I should probably write a script for this. But try this sequence of commands please: cd rm -rf Beagle_SDR_GPS gclone Beagle_SDR_GPS cdp m (will take a while) mi ku
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I'm having to repeat myself yet again: The Kiwi's SNR measurement code ignores masked band segments. They do not skew the result. rx.linkfanel.net connects to each Kiwi and does his own SNR measurement using an algorithm I don't know anything about.…
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Try ./up Also, what does ls -la up tell you? And cat up
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A couple of things: Remember that if the message seen in the admin "log" tab doesn't contain an "L" before the message it is not being recorded in the Linux/Debian syslog (the one that takes up filesystem space). Those messages a…
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Okay, well that's a good thing. But once again iOS has gotten away from me and I need to spend some time catching up. I really need to be automatically detecting all iPads and doing the equivalent of the /?m in my code somehow. So many other things …
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"ctl" as in "control".
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What do you mean exactly? Adding gain as in a preamp? That won't change the measured SNR because the noise floor will rise to offset the increased signal strengths (i.e. no free lunch).
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Does anyone have an ms-s4a-web (not s5a) hooked up to their Kiwi that I could connect to and do some experiments? The s5a script is taking almost 10 seconds to a simple antenna switch and I'd like to know if the s4a behaves the same. Thank you. Emai…
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Well, especially since you worked so hard for it (antenna and frontend optimizations, and all the knowledge you've shared on the forum).
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My impression is the rx.linkfanel guy doesn't read this forum..
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I didn't write any of the backend scripts. And how the "ms" script works still doesn't make sense to me. So the switch is now selecting the correct antenna. But the new antenna switch interface isn't showing it correctly. So something else…
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Oh, ha ha, I know what's wrong. The command structure for these switches requires sequential commands to step to the desired antenna (a result of the web-based interface having a simple "up/down" button interface). But this means the backe…
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I was just looking at this using another Kiwi that has an ms-s5a-web switch. Even the stock ms-s4a-web backend script that comes with the original antenna switch extension is not reliable (using the frontend script to issue backend script commands).…
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I won't go into details, but we were told, in a very indirect way, that "new government policy" made the Kiwi "unwelcome" in China. We were never told the precise details. Our best guess is that it has to do with the current spat…
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"clean logs" just does a journalctl --vacuum-size=10M which trims the logs files back to 10 MB. I don't think you can actually remove the log files and you probably don't want to do that anyway. I've only ever seen a few cases where the lo…
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Ranting about forced updates is not an unreasonable thing actually. Look at all the ranting I do myself, lol. But I have removed the post as you requested. It doesn't help that so many mistakes of mine get past my update testing and out into release…
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Our https://kiwisdr.nz store is now open for orders. We have pre-built quite a few units. And should be able to ship faster than with past builds. Also note that ML&S UK https://hamradio.co.uk and WiMo DE https://wimo.com will have units in stoc…
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Please give v1.671 a try and see if it works. Thanks
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I split this discuss off from the previous thread because that thread was about the clone function on the admin config tab clone function (used for cloning Kiwi configuration data). Not the admin console tab "re-clone sources" button.
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Maybe. It begs the question of what value to choose. And if it's too low you just know someone would be unhappy if their WSPR/FT8/user-login information is getting deleted.
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It should be okay. This was a very unfortunate bug with Debian 11. Apologies for the trouble.
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Someone in my family has an iPad that runs iOS 16 that they use heavily. So I think what I'll do is buy them a new one and I can inherit the old. Then I can try some of the workarounds I've been reading about to do iPad auto-detection. I can do an H…
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Sorry, I see there was a typo in my comment: nano kiwi.config should have been nano kiwi.config/kiwi.json But you figured that out it seems. If it's still not running we need to look at the log file. Please do this and email the result to support@ki…
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The next release now has a new button in admin console (next to "disk free") called "clean logs" that will do this more easily.
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When the Kiwi server does a software update is takes steps to make sure the update build has the majority of the Beagle's CPU cycles: It kicks all the active connections and throttles all the realtime activities of the server until the build complet…
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After only a little Googling I am finding that this is a well-known (except to me) horror show: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/119186
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Wow, so that implies that the browser themselves on iPad/iOS are detecting the use of /?m in the URL and switching into the "browser mobile mode" thing? That's not something I knew about. And that's not something I can force in my code I d…
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Okay, but my question still is: If you don't use mobile mode (/?m in the URL) on an iPad running iOS 16 does it behave the same as if you do? And on an iPad running iOS 16 what does my.kiwisdr.com/?dump tell you for the HTTP_USER_AGENT value? Thanks
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Try reclaiming some log space using this command in the admin console: journalctl --vacuum-size=10M After that check the "Avail" column from the d. command.