I've tried both ways but still nothing showing. When I rerun setup it didn't ask me for a port number, so I edited 30005 to 51303 again using the second method. There are two instances of 30005 when I edited adsbexchange-netcat_maint.sh, I changed the second one on the line, is that correct? Many thanks
Yes that's what I have done.When I did the reinstall I used the same username as I had previously setup. Would that cause a problem? I notice that username has now disappeared from the Feeder Stats
After reboot you'll disappear from mlat sync matrix, it needs some time to resync. Use netstat to check if your netcat feed is connected to adsbx port 51303.
Try to run this in terminal: Code: socat -u TCP:localhost:30005,nodelay TCP:feed.adsbexchange.com:51358,nodelay Just tested, port 51358 should be free. If you'll see your traffic we can continue...
Many thanks. I've tried 51358 and that seems to be fine. So do I go ahead and submit a form to claim the feed?
Press ctrl+c, edit netcat script again (put port 51358 in second part). Save and reboot. If your traffic will be visible after reboot then you can claim it. If not then you'll need to install rc.local service on your Pi and reinstall mlat-client.
I've edited the script but there is no traffic visible for 51358. Does that mean I have to go back to the beginning an install everything? Thanks
Check if rc.local is installed Look here: https://www.adsbexchange.com/forum/threads/flightaware-3-6-3.624199/#post-628636
Please post content of netcat script and /etc/rc.local If connection called directly from terminal was OK and from scripts doesn't work then error is in one of them.
Now is clear, your netcat script is wrong Exchange content with: Code: #!/bin/sh while true do sleep 30 socat -u TCP:localhost:30005,nodelay TCP:feed.adsbexchange.com:51358,nodelay done Save, reboot and it should work.
rc.local content: Code: sudo nano /etc/rc.local If end of file is different then I posted please modify it too.
Excellent, that seems to be working now. Many thanks for your help and patience guiding me (an amateur!) through this.
