Open Derek-K opened 5 months ago
hi @Derek-K
VITE_DEFAULT_ORIGIN_LATITUDE=
Sorry for the late reply
hi @Derek-K
- Did you set your latitude and longitude in the .env file?
VITE_DEFAULT_ORIGIN_LATITUDE= VITE_DEFAULT_ORIGIN_LONGITUDE=
Yes I did
- Please open your browser developer tools and then refresh the skies-adsb screen. Let the app run for a few minutes. Verify that there is air traffic nearby with any other adsb tracker. Please post here a copy of the console log output. NOTE: Be sure to scrub out any sensitive data you wish to keep private -- the console output will have your LAT/LNG and IP addresses.
And yes, I am sure there are planes nearby, see my second screenshot (I just blocked out the details of the planes)
Thanks
hi @Derek-K I need to see the console log output in order to debug the issue. Please post the console log output following the instructions below.
For Chrome:
For Firefox
Please post the console output here and please be sure to remove any private data you do not wish to share.
Thanks!
I have followed the instructions here including the steps needed for Flask server.
But all I am getting is just a few circles and no flights.
In the
.env
file I have includedVITE_SKIES_ADSB_HOST_EXISTING=127.0.0.1:30003
Since I already have
dump1090-mutability
running locally on a headless server. I even tested by telnet to port 30003 from another computer and I can see the SBS1 formatted messages.And somehow after running the
run_existing.sh
script, port 5000 and port 5173(??) are responding to web requests. Port 5000 just gives 404 no matter what I tried (e.g.http://ip:5000/
orhttp://ip:5000/skies-adsb/
) Port 5173 responded, but just a plain of circles even when I zoomed out I still didn't see any flightsBTW I modified the last line of
run_existing.sh
tonpx vite --host
so I can use the web browser on my Windows machine.