Open Guillaume-Savaton-ESEO opened 3 years ago
Hi @Guillaume-Savaton-ESEO,
Well, that is quite strange and, for the moment, I cannot imagine how that is possible.
Yes, please send me some examples of the data. For more privacy, if you wish, you can send a pointer to a download to my email address on this page: https://www.iris.edu/hq/staff#trabant
Hi @chad-iris and @Guillaume-Savaton-ESEO,
I also can reproduce this issue, i.e. ringserver 2020.075 on my platform always returns only one stream.
The cause and proposed fix for this issue is described in pull request #29.
Thanks for connecting these issues @yensoon2. In the next month or two I'll be working on ringserver again and will incorporate this fix in a release.
I have compiled and set up ringserver 2020.075 for a home-made seismic interrogator. The interrogator is based on an ARM 32-bit embedded computer that runs a customized Linux distribution based on the Yocto project.
The server is configured to scan a directory of miniSEED files generated with libmseed 2.19. These files contains data from 4 channels.
When queried for the list of provided streams, using one of the methods below, the server always returns only one stream:
slinktool -Q server:18000
slinktool -i STREAMS server:18000
http://server:5000/streams
http://server:5000/streamids
However,
slinktook -p server:18000
reports data packets for all 4 channels.Is it a configuration problem, or do you think my miniSEED files are ill-formed? I can provide some samples if needed.
Here is the content of the
ringserver.conf
file: