I thought I would play around and see if I could host a feeder on the cloud services. I configured it on an instance and pointed it to my feeder hosted on my home network. I believe I was successful, but when I get to the point of checking the site from a browser I can't get to the location of my IP (because I'm not on the same network as the cloud) "sudo systemctl status adsbexchange-feed" returns connection established My existing feeder I can view with: ?feed=xxxxxxxxxx Where can I find the feed number for the new feeder? The status returns the UUID, I tried the last section of that for the feeder ID but was unsuccessful. Thanks,
Not sure why you're doing this we don't want the data twice. Anyhow you can just curl the /myip page ...
My "Feeder" is a dedicated orange box, I need to use a RPi as a client to feed other ADSB sites. I was just experimenting with Free cloud possibilities.
If you want a pretty output install jq, then: Code: curl -sS https://adsbexchange.com/myip/ | jq You should find the feed-string easily. As the query is from the same IP as you're feeding from it solves the IP issue.
