Open k6ian opened 3 months ago
@k6ian - Can you send me the output of rpt xnode 525250
and rpt stats 525250
when one of these chan_tlb devices is connected? I've never encountered someone using it before. I'll have to see if it's possible to differentiate between these and Echolink nodes.
Cmd: rpt xnode 525250
Second half:
Cmd: rpt stats 525250
Threw in Cmd rpt xnode 1100
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@k6ianhttps://github.com/k6ian - Can you send me the output of rpt xnode 525250 and rpt stats 525250 when one of these chan_tlb devices is connected? I've never encountered someone using it before. I'll have to see if it's possible to differentiate between these and Echolink nodes.
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I think you will find the connected tlb node simply shows up as a private node number. I work around this issue on Supermon by creating a privatenodes.txt file which is combined with astdb.txt by astdb.php.
David McAnally WD5M
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@k6ian https://github.com/k6ian - Can you send me the output of rpt xnode 525250 and rpt stats 525250 when one of these chan_tlb devices is connected? I've never encountered someone using it before. I'll have to see if it's possible to differentiate between these and Echolink nodes.
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Yeah, I did add it to Allmon3 like a private node. It does show up. It’s just getting the “Last Recv”, “Conn Time”, “Direction”, and “Connect State” to register in the correct boxes.
Just wondering if there is a way on the back end to recognize that it is a “tlb” node and put the stuff in the right places.
Thanks, Ian – K6IAN
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I think you will find the connected tlb node simply shows up as a private node number. I work around this issue on Supermon by creating a privatenodes.txt file which is combined with astdb.txt by astdb.php.
David McAnally WD5M
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@k6ian https://github.com/k6ian - Can you send me the output of rpt xnode 525250 and rpt stats 525250 when one of these chan_tlb devices is connected? I've never encountered someone using it before. I'll have to see if it's possible to differentiate between these and Echolink nodes.
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Yeah, I think that requires a variation on parsing the results from the Allstar manager service for tlb/private nodes, or EchoLink, versus Allstar nodes. It's been a while since I looked at those details. I might be mistaken about that.
David WD5M
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Yeah, I did add it to Allmon3 like a private node. It does show up. It’s just getting the “Last Recv”, “Conn Time”, “Direction”, and “Connect State” to register in the correct boxes.
Just wondering if there is a way on the back end to recognize that it is a “tlb” node and put the stuff in the right places.
Thanks, Ian – K6IAN
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219)
I think you will find the connected tlb node simply shows up as a private node number. I work around this issue on Supermon by creating a privatenodes.txt file which is combined with astdb.txt by astdb.php.
David McAnally WD5M
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There's no column separators in the data so every unique variant is a fun text processing problem. Can you please supply the output requested as text files so I can inspect the byte contents?
Not sure this will help with Allmon3, but a while back I added this modification to my copy of Supermon server.php for parsing EchoLink nodes. I believe adding " || count($arr) < 6" to the if statement patched the parsing issue with tlb private nodes. It would be great if Allstar returned JSON or something formatted that we can parse reliably. :-)
// Parse 'rptStat Conn:' lines.
$lines = explode("\n", $rptStatus);
foreach ($lines as $line) {
if (preg_match('/Conn: (.*)/', $line, $matches)) {
$arr = preg_split("/\s+/", trim($matches[1]));
if((is_numeric($arr[0]) && $arr[0] > 3000000) || count($arr) <
6) { // WD5M 09/2022 // no ip when echolink $conns[] = array($arr[0], "", $arr[1], $arr[2], $arr[3], $arr[4]); } else { $conns[] = $arr; } } (...)
David McAnally WD5M
Weirdness... If I connect HUB node to private tlb node it doesn't display right. See this picture..
If I connect private tlb node out to the HUB node, it displays correctly.
Nevermind, I can't link it that way. It doesn't connect to the tlb server.
If I issue the command from the HUB node to connect to the tlb private node, it connects.
Is any more info needed to be able to troubleshoot this?
Here is a screenshot on ASL3 with Allmon3 running:
Can you send me the output (in text) of xstat 525240
.
Please look into properly showing tlb private nodes. As you can see in the screenshot below, private node 1100 is a tlb connection and it doesn't properly show in either its own line, nor when it is connected to the hub.
Version Info Currently running Allmon v3 1.2.0