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You can try it. But you need to be prepared to ssh into the Kiwi and restore the binary file (or rebuild from source) if installing the binary manually happens to leave the Kiwi server bricked due to some incompatibility. This is essentially what I'…
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I realize a lot of people have updated within a particular Debian release to get the latest changes (especially for any security fixes). For example from D8.5 to D8.11. The current binary update mechanism plays it safe by keying off of the Debian ma…
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Right you are. Fixed just now for the next release. Thanks.
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When comparing prices remember that shipping from us (NZ) to the USA via DHL is an extra US$40 compared to free ground shipping from DXE. Also the likely delivery time difference.
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Vous devez désactiver la traduction de la page. La traduction a étendu le texte « DRM » du bouton DRM à plusieurs mots, ce qui a masqué les autres boutons de mode. You must disable language translation for the page. Translation has expanded the text…
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You can use your own ref clock. But it needs to be a frequency that's compatible with the Kiwi's ADC clock, e.g. 66.6xxx MHz. Not a 10 MHz house reference. Lots of people program a 66.672 MHz output from a Bodnar GPSDO to feed the EXT CLK input. Tha…
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Okay, I didn't understand what you were saying initially. I changed the ajax path from the absolute path of /VER to just the relative path of VER. And everything seemed to work. But I'm not planning a new release anytime soon where this change could…
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"ips" is just a shell alias. Type "al ips" to see the command it expands to.
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From the logs I can tell that it switched to using the proxy when it restarted at 12/Oct/2024:22:02:02 UTC.
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Please re-read my first message. Click the "reverse proxy" entry on that large menu and then click the "restart" button that will appear at the top of the screen.
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Yeah, you've got some serious cache configuration issues. Look at the browser network tracing below for your Kiwi versus one of mine. The VER file is supposed to return JSON and not be cached. Why are you returning your welcome HTML content? That's …
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You must have another browser tab/window somewhere that is re-connecting to the admin page after the restart (before the one that you're showing here). Just do as it says and kick the other admin connection. Then you'll be able to connect and try my…
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According to the records on kiwisdr.com you have the large menu on the admin connect tab set to "domain name". Change it to "reverse proxy" and restart.
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Almost certainly you're using a sampling station that is throwing a kiwirecorder error for some reason. Like all the channels are full etc. Hold the shift key and click on the green speaker icon to see if you can connect and see the waterfall previe…
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Hmm, works for me. What happens when you try this standard setup? http://your_kiwi:8073/?ext=tdoa,DL2NI,oz1aef,f1jek,DCF77,z:5,lat:50,lon:9,sample:15,hosts:,refs:0:8,submit:&keys=y
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Was able to test using the real KMtronic-UDP switch just now. And everything works fine. I realize now there is a difference from how the old external antenna switch extension worked. I believe it actively polled the switch for its status once every…
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No, you just type "ips" by itself and it will show you the last ip set (name = "ipset-kiwi") loaded from the admin network page interface. Here I've cleared the global blacklist and entered the two entries 1.2.3.4 and 5.6.7.0/24 …
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Either notation can be used (with or without a /32 subnet for a single IP address).
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Try putting the new address on the front of the local list (not the end). There is this issue that if you have overlapping IP space in the list then the list processing stops at the point of the overlap (e.g. the same IP address duplicated or overla…
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Just use the "dog" command. It prints out a few lines with Debian/Linux version info. If you can put it on the network so I can login somehow that would be great. But if your router is shutting it down I don't see how that would work. If i…
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Sounds like it picked up a Debian/Linux virus? That is doing a DDoS in the outbound direction? If so, I would really like to understand what's going on so I can prepare a defense for it. We had this problem many years ago until I added code to force…
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On the left of the grey frequency scale it says "database: EiBi-A24". This means the content of the DX label area is not coming from the "database: stored", which is the only one you can edit in the admin DX tab. To change which …
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I found the guy who has one of these (KMtronic-UDP). He’s on vacation for a bit but will let me debug using it when he returns.
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So those values on the admin page may not mean what you think they mean. They are the initial values set the first time a user ever visits your Kiwi. After that they acquire their own values for all the WF settings that are saved in browser local st…
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Please see this thread: https://forum.kiwisdr.com/index.php?p=/discussion/3378/in-some-cases-debian-8-is-no-longer-able-to-update-from-github-com#latest If you would like me to check your Kiwi please email your Kiwi's URL and admin password to suppo…
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Hi Rob. I'm surprised by that. Since the Beagle is completely in the power path before the Kiwi board it's almost always the BBG that gets blown up. The DC jack on the Kiwi board is just a pass-through to the Beagle (via the P9 header connector). Mo…
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Poor Richard. And Linus T. for that matter. You can tell the pioneers by the arrows in their backs..
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You have a configuration issue. Look at the admin connect tab. It looks like you have the 5-item menu set to "Public IP" (from the kiwisdr.com records, I'm not actually connecting to your Kiwi). But under that it must say "Based on ab…
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Well, this is the problem. I don't have a Kmtronic UDP, or any antenna switch hardware for that matter (except for Beagle-GPIO). And I didn't write or test any of the antenna switch backend scripts originally. They were all scripts developed by, or …
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If you were to duplicate my manual netcat example, and found you did not get the ICMP error, I think that would be a very valuable data point.