Open Paolo97Gll opened 2 years ago
We'll check it, but for now try to avoid -i switch. For such a fast camera it may slow down everything by many orders of magnitude (because of very inefficient INDI legacy protocol enforced by -i switch).
@rumengb, it looks like a memory overrun in base64 decoding.
Ok, thanks!
@Peter Polakovic @.***> I have checked the problem... it does not crash here but there is another strange issue. Image retrieval hangs until timeout occurs...
08:16:33.070885 indigo_server: Worker thread started socket = 30 08:16:33.070973 indigo_server: 4 clients 08:16:33.112826 indigo_server: GET /blob/0x2fa39f10.fits -> OK (16240320 bytes) 08:16:34.114445 indigo_server: 3 clients 08:16:34.117261 indigo_server: Worker thread finished 08:17:04.917428 indigo_server: indigo_write(24): Broken pipe 08:17:04.928936 indigo_server: Worker thread started socket = 25
I was able to reproduce it with asi too...
On Sat, Feb 12, 2022 at 9:47 PM Paolo Galli @.***> wrote:
Ok, thanks!
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Following the documentation, I launched the
indigo_ccd_qhy2
driver using the-i
option.https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/blob/1b3d02bc82b877853d2093d0ec2ce3f41e18baf8/indigo_drivers/ccd_qhy2/README.md?plain=1#L34-L41
I normally use the following command:
For the test I used the following command.
And then the server crashed when I tried to take a 0.1 second shot (it happens also with 0.001, 0.01 and 1). The behaviour is the same that happens with the first ("long") command. Here the log file: indigo.log.
Without the
-i
option, everything works well and no crash happen. The camera is a QHY5 III 178 mono.