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Some servers always disconnect after 10 seconds with kiwirecorder.
These Kiwi most likely have the setting "Number of simultaneous channels available for connection by non-Kiwi apps" set to "None" (admin "connect" tab).
The algorithm for determining if a connection is a "bot" connection takes a little while to run (about 10 seconds). And one consequence of this is the behavior you describe. I tried this myself just now to confirm.
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Help needed: fixing the "connections from 127.0.0.1" problem [fixed in v1.816]
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VDSL filter for the Kiwi SNR measurement
Well, this entire thing quickly becomes yet another SNR-related rabbit hole. One that I can ill afford at the moment given all the other important stuff I'm working on. I'm only doing it because of a person who is very unhappy the top NZ SNR score is due to VDSL noise.
I should have never added any SNR capability. The project has actually suffered because of it.
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TDOA Stations not appearing on map [fixed itself]
Hi John. Not sure what might have happened. The TDoA station list is generated dynamically by the same process that generates the rx.kiwisdr.com list, which in turn causes map,kiwisdr.com to be updated.
But the reference station list is static, and it disappearing would indicate more of a kiwisdr.com web server problem or Internet problem. The web server logs for the refs.cjson file at that time are:
[23/Jul/2025:12:13:29 +0000]
[23/Jul/2025:13:20:42 +0000]
(all UTC) So, the web server didn't see any requests at precisely 12:36Z. So my guess would be a temporary Internet routing problem between your location and tdoa.kiwisdr.com (same server as kiwisdr.com).
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kiwirecorder v1.6: netcat / camping modes now support resampling






