jks

No there isn't. The regular web interface isn't even properly documented yet.

About all you can do is take a look at kiwiclient / kiwirecorder or the server source code.

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http://www.kiwisdr.com/ks/troubleshooting.pdf

Should be okay now. Someone made a weird Kiwi configuration which broke the TDoA script on kiwisdr.com. This has happened once before I believe.

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