On Nov 18, 2025 11:23, Bryan Christianson <[email protected]> wrote:
I have a user who connects to an NTP/GPS appliance. He is using gpsd, on tcp port 4001 to retrieve gps data, configured via an application I wrote to display the output from his local gpsd. He had to hack my application's config files to be able to do this, as until now I have not allowed for this in the application UI.
I don't have a similar appliance but would like to emulate this behaviour on a Rasp-PI running gpsd/chronyd. What is the best way to export the gps data via either TCP or UDP?
Gps2udp and/or shell scripts involving gpspipe and netcat would probably require the fewest resources to run. Don't listen to me though.
Maybe some silly thing involving Pythons socketserver.
