[pskmail] Re: Server
- From: "Rein Couperus" <rein@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 2 May 2011 16:35:29 +0200 (CEST)
Hi Klaus,
looking at the server log there is definitely something wrong,
somehow the server goes into the wrong mode table,
otherwise it would not use PSK250 which is in table B.
It may have something to do with the localization, we seem to
have the same type of problem on DA5UWG.
To debug that I will need to take a close look at the server
in order to debug it. Normally we use an ssh link to the server for that...
see if I get get onto DA5UWG...
For the server to go to the default mode after a connect, it is
necessary that $scanner = 1; in pskmailrc.pl
In that case the server will go to default wenn the nexr minute starts.
The modes are taken from the ~/.pskmail/qrg/freqs.txt file. The freqs.txt
file from PI4TUE as an example:
10148000,10148000,10148000,10148000,10148000,
PSK500R,PSK500R,PSK500R,PSK500R,PSK500R,
USB,USB,USB,USB,USB,
PI4TUE,PI4TUE,PI4TUE,PI4TUE,PI4TUE,
Rein PA0R
>Hello.
>
>Question to the experts:
>
>I think, the server should return to its default mode after a recognized
>~QUIT?
>
>Mine (1.42) does not. It stays in the last mode. See attached log.
>
>I'm still trying to have a working server, but even with a local setup
>with dummy loads und low level output set to S9 at server and client
>modes move always down. S/N in PSK500R shows values around 40 db.
>
>Not always, for some reason I had one long download a couple of days ago
>when it went up to PSK500 and kept there :-). This is what it is
>supposed to do in my environment. But the setup at this successful time
>was the same as now. Signals look good on a panadapter.
>
>Maybe the experts find something in the log.
>
>73
>Klaus
>
>
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