Check my feeding status

Discussion in 'Feeding' started by Paulg, Jan 31, 2019.

  1. Paulg

    Paulg Member

    I've had one or two problems with my RPi, I appear to be feeding other sites ok now (FR24, 360Radar and Flightaware) but I'm not showing on the mlat page here https://www.adsbexchange.com/sync-3/
    I've checked several times over the last 24 hours but no luck. Station name is Melk-RPi and location, Southern UK.
    Is there any other way to check my feeding status?


    Paul
     
  2. Freqman

    Freqman Member

    I made a log-file in my adsbexchange-mlat_maint.sh:
    Code:
       /usr/bin/mlat-client --input-type dump1090 --input-connect localhost:30005  --lat $YOURLAT --lon $YOURLON --alt $YOURALT --user $YOURUSERNAME --server feed.adsbexchange.com:31090 --no-udp --results basestation,listen,31003 >> /tmp/adsbexchange-mlat.log 2>&1
    and can read therein the connection with the server.
    Joop,
     
  3. MDA

    MDA Administrator Staff Member

    You can look into logfile:
    Code:
    nano /var/log/daemon.log
     
  4. Paulg

    Paulg Member

    That doesn't show anything, after about a minute I get "KILLED" and then back to the command line. (Using Putty).
    I looked at the file using an ftp program and it's almost 1Gb, and I can't seem to do anything with it. I was going to delete it and let it start again and see the results but it just says access denied.
    The problem with the Rpi is that the apps start automatically on reboot and I don't know enough about the RPi to stop them running.
     
  5. MDA

    MDA Administrator Staff Member

    You should see sth like that:
    upload_2019-1-31_19-24-59.png
    To stop and start you can use:
    Code:
    sudo service mlat-client stop
    sudo service mlat-client start
    sudo service mlat-client restart
     
  6. James

    James Guest

    Well .. I can check if you connected if you send me your IP ...

    Other than that ..
     
  7. Paulg

    Paulg Member

    Thanks James, sent you a pm

    Paul