Closed ik4nzd closed 4 years ago
You can disable the name resolving function in the dashboard or try to use the sqlite-database for the resolving.
Hi Kim, tnx for reply. I would like to try using sqlite. I edited the dbupdate.sh file with the latest changes on the site, but if I try to run it I get these errors
pi@ir4uav:/var/www/html/database $ sudo sh dbupdate.sh Downloading DMR-IDs from RadioID database Removing IDs from local database Error: near line 1: near "-": syntax error inserting new ID-list into local database Error: incomplete SQL: -e .separator ";" .import dmrids.dat callsign
Do these errors lead to malfunctions? However, the dmrids.dat file is created in the folder which has records like these inside:
1023001;VE3THW; 1023002;VA3ECM; 1023003;VE3QC; 1023004;VE3LDY; 1023005;VE3JFN; 1023006;VA3UZ; 1023007;VA3BOC; 1023008;VE3JMR; 1023009;VA3AMO;
I would also like to ask you if the system finds the dmrids.dat file by itself, and therefore I can also not declare the path of the DMRIds.dat in the setup .....
Tnx again.
‘73 de Adam, IK4NZD
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You can disable the name resolving function in the dashboard or try to use the sqlite-database for the resolving.
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Hi,
I think I should check the update-script - there could be some changes in the format of the data or something else.
The Dashboard is not detecting the location by itself, if you are using the dat-file, you have to give it's complete path including filename (for example /etc/MMDVM/DMRIDs.dat) in the corresponding field in setup.php.
73 de Kim
Hi Kim. I modified the dbupdate.sh file this way
echo Downloading DMR-IDs from RadioID database
wget 'https://ham-digital.org/status/dmrid.dat' 2>/dev/null > dmrids.dat
echo Removing IDs from local database printf 'delete from callsign where 1;' | sqlite3 callsigns.db
echo inserting new ID-list into local database printf '.separator ";" \n.import dmrids.dat callsign' | sqlite3 callsigns.db
Now when I run, I do not detect more errors
pi@ir4uav:/var/www/html/database $ sudo sh dbupdate.sh Downloading DMR-IDs from RadioID database Removing IDs from local database inserting new ID-list into local database
However, now if I leave the "Use SQLITE3-Database instead of DMRIDs.dat" function enabled, the dashboard will crash and I get the error as shown in the attached image.
Of course, I entered the path of the file that is downloaded since the launch of dbupdate.sh under "Path to DMR-ID-Database-File (including filename)"(/Var/www/html/database/dmrid.dat) I'm losing hope ...
If you have an idea......
Tnx again ‘73 de Adam, IK4NZD
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Hi,
I think I should check the update-script - there could be some changes in the format of the data or something else.
The Dashboard is not detecting the location by itself, if you are using the dat-file, you have to give it's complete path including filename (for example /etc/MMDVM/DMRIDs.dat) in the corresponding field in setup.php.
73 de Kim
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On the dashboard installed on my MMDVM system that uses raspberry PI3, I have always had problems with CPU overload (over 60%) and system temperature rising up to 80 °, when I keep the dashboard open in display. If the dashboard is not displayed by anyone, the CPU load is very low and the temperature remains normal. After several tests, I realized that the problem occurs when the "Enable extended lookup (show names)" function is active in the dashboard; if this function is not enabled, CPU load and temperature remain normal. To try to solve the problem, I tried to move the DMRIds.dat file to various folders, in /home/pi , in /var/www/html , in /home, but unfortunately nothing has changed. If I delete the DMRIds.dat file, the dashboard does not find the file and all values are normal. How can I solve the problem without risking burning my raspberry, still keeping the Names enabled on the dashboard? Thanks in advance Adam, IK4NZD