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I think the problem was my of my own making. With my latest fix your URL/URI encoded HTML_HEAD works fine and is re-written to kiwi.json as actual JSON which is a little easier to read if you're looking at the raw faile. But now I've found a new iss…
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Yeah, I was in a hurry and didn't really know what icon to use. There are some problems with the interface that need improvement. For example if you have the multi-IP address icon "open", showing the multiple IPs used by the same name/call…
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Okay, let's see if we can get you going since a more general fix is going to take a bit. So login via ssh, stop the Kiwi server (it will be in a loop starting and crashing) and manually edit the config file: (Login to the "debian" account.…
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Man, that HTML_HEAD you emailed me is just evil, lol. Not only did it crash the server but it corrupted my kiwi.json file. This is going to take me a while to sort out. Never a dull moment around here!
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Do you have Javascript anywhere else except HTML_HEAD?
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It's my bug if any of that (that used to work) is now causing a problem. I've already fixed the issues mentioned above. I will also fix the cookie thing so that your old cookie setting script code continues to work. I can do this because there is al…
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Hang on, already working on this. There will be a way to fix this without re-flashing.
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If I paste a badly crafted fragment into the text box I can get it to crash (and crash repeatedly on each restart keeping the Kiwi from running). So let me find out what's going wrong there.
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We've changed to storing text parameters like this in JSON instead of encoded URIs. Extensively tested. Can you email your original HTML_HEAD from kiwi.config/kiwi.json (the one with %HH escapes) to support@kiwisdr.com please? Thank you. I was able …
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Yes, and now some people will be upset (Peter, lol) that I'm forcibly disabling it. Requiring them to explicitly turn it on if they want it. In the past I simply refused to add things like this when it was clear there was going to be two opposing ca…
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I'm pretty sure this is a timing problem. But I need to be able to test on a system using the actual hardware. The ms-s4a switch requires some clunky, iterative curl commands to advance to the selected antenna. If the new antenna switch code is some…
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Please read the instructions I referenced. You don't download a generic Debian 11. You have to download a specific image for the Kiwi/Beagle from the kiwisdr.com website that has everything pre-configured and customized: http://kiwisdr.com/quickstar…
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@DF3LZ If you were running a version prior to v1.666, and then changed to a static IP but left both the DNS fields blank, then the Ethernet becomes unusable (the static IP is not set correctly). Out of the box a Kiwi-2 runs a version prior to v1.66…
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If you re-flash this Kiwi-1 using the latest Debian 11.9 image there's really no reason it shouldn't start working again. Unless there's been some sort of damage to the Kiwi board preventing it from starting up.
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Maybe Martin will comment here about the YouLoop. As I recall he was not very impressed by it, at least when used with the Kiwi.
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The 66.672 thing is just the value recommended for wsprdaemon operation since certain use cases (using an external GPSDO) depend heavily on having an exact 12 kHz sampling rate, which is what 66.672 gives. The 66.666 value is the nominal frequency o…
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I got leaned on pretty heavily to include the forced name/callsign feature (by the owner of KiwiSDR NZ no less, lol). I wasn't real happy about including it, but these days there are some battles I've given up on. Perhaps the real problem is having …
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Using an individual iptables entry for each blacklist entry (global or local) has been replaced by using a single "ipset" list. This is because ipset lists are faster to maintain. And as a result prevents the long delay in connecting as ad…
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Just now I did a test on your Kiwi-1 and Kiwi-2 using the FT8 decoder on 30m (10 MHz). This is an excellent way to compare the receiving ability of two co-located Kiwis. Look for the "FT8 decoded N" messages after every 15 second decoding …
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Martin, I'm having trouble understanding your comment. What exactly do you think is wrong when changing the mixing? If mixing is enabled, and two antennas are selected by the user, then mixing is subsequently disabled by the admin, then the user pa…
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Okay, got it working again. Will be fixed in the next release, which will hopefully be out within a few days.
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If I could get access to your Kiwi to help debug that would be great. Please email support@kiwisdr.com and we can discuss the details. Thanks
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Yeah, I remember now. This is due to the transition of cookies to browser storage. Browser storage is widely supported by all modern browsers. But the Kiwi Android app uses something called appinventor.mit.edu for the HTML rendering. And it does not…
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We've had a couple of cases where after blocking an IP range of a VPS provider a legit Kiwi user (who happens to be using a VPS from that provider) finds they can no longer access kiwisdr.com etc. That's why we have the whitelist mechanism that can …
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The manual calibration procedure is very simple. I am happy to do it for you. Just email your admin password to the support email (set a temporary admin password if you like).
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No, we've had a bot/hacking problem for years now. Generally only IP ranges belonging to virtual private server (VPS) providers, where the bots originate, are blocked. Individual IPs are only blocked from obvious hackers (abusing/testing the Kiwi A…
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The answer is quite simple, and I should have thought of it sooner 🙄 Your Kiwi-2 is way off frequency. It needs a manual calibration if you're not going to use GPS frequency correction. I looked at RWM (Moscow) 9996 kHz. Kiwi-1 is about 10 Hz low. K…
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One test is to use the strongest station in the AM broadcast band. Use CW or CWN mode when tuned exactly on the carrier frequency. Check the dBm value shown in the right part of the S-meter. The values should be very close. The carrier will not hav…
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Apologies for the trouble. It was related to having IPv6 addresses on your local network. I don't have any IPv6 capability here and so it doesn't get tested as well as it should.
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Okay. To be honest I didn't even realize that worked in AFFT mode. All that code was revisited because auto-aperture mode was incorrectly allowed in AFFT mode and worked improperly (like turning the entire display black when the sliders were first c…