Overflow error on uploading to pskreporter at 10GHz band [correct template]

[takgr]

While decoding FT8 on QO-100 at 10489.540 Mhz the spot cannot be uploaded to pskreporter

To Reproduce A receiver should tune to QO-100 downlink frequency at 10489.540 MHz

Expected behavior The current FT8 frequency should be correctly reported to pskreporter.info

Installation method Docker

Versions Version is the latest on dockerhub (v1.2.0-dev)

Log messages File "/opt/openwebrx/owrx/reporting/pskreporter.py", line 145, in encodeSpot

• list(int(spot["freq"]).to_bytes(4, "big")) OverflowError: int too big to convert

Additional context Latest version of WSJT-X software correctly uploads spots to server using the specified API A partial wireshark dump of the packet sent by WSJT-X follows:

Flow 3 Enterprise Private entry: (Philip Gladstone) Type 1: Value (hex bytes): 45 41 32 41 41 Enterprise Private entry: (Philip Gladstone) Type 5: Value (hex bytes): 02 71 39 b7 35 Enterprise Private entry: (Philip Gladstone) Type 6: Value (hex bytes): 04 Enterprise Private entry: (Philip Gladstone) Type 10: Value (hex bytes): 46 54 38 Enterprise Private entry: (Philip Gladstone) Type 3: Value (hex bytes): 49 4e 38 33 Enterprise Private entry: (Philip Gladstone) Type 11: Value (hex bytes): 01 StartTime: Feb 20, 2023 15:52:11.000000000 EET

Type 5 refers to frequency, which if converted from hex to dec results in: 10489542453 Hz

[jketterl]

As I already explained yesterday, this is a limitation in the pskreporter reporting API. The frequency is explicitly specified as a 4-byte integer. 2^32 = 4294967296 - anything higher than that cannot be reported with the currently specified protocol.

If you feel like this is a problem, you should get in touch with the devs at pskreporter and have them implement a protocol that allows for more bytes.

[jketterl]

https://twitter.com/dd5jfk/status/1627677102269992964

[jketterl]

https://twitter.com/n1dq/status/1627848208192794627

See, that wasn't that hard, was it?

[jketterl]

Should be fixed in develop. Please test.

[takgr]

Tested and working!