Yo Gary !
many thanks for your swift reply.
On 12.01.26 23:26, Gary E. Miller wrote:
I mught, depending on your password chars. Can you confirm no special
chars in the username and password?
yes, no special characters. Only a dot in username and in password
But I tried also with fake username:passwd and there is no change.
A full log output, at a higher level (-D6?) will show how the URL is
parsed.
Here it is with -D9 actually not much more information than -D6
root# /usr/local/sbin/gpsd -N -D9 /dev/serial0 /dev/pps0
ntrip://my.user:[email protected]:2101/TRF200AUT0
gpsd:INFO: launching (Version 3.27.4~dev, revision
release-3.27.3-1-g92660f43b)
gpsd:INFO: starting uid 0, gid 0
gpsd:INFO: Command line: /usr/local/sbin/gpsd -N -D9 /dev/serial0
/dev/pps0 ntrip://my.user:[email protected]:2101/TRF200AUT0
gpsd:IO: passivesock_af()opening IPv4 socket
gpsd:SPIN: passivesock_af() -> 4
gpsd:IO: passivesock_af()opening IPv6 socket
gpsd:SPIN: passivesock_af() -> 5
gpsd:INFO: listening on port gpsd
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(0,0,0) succeeded, unit 0
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(1,0,0) succeeded, unit 1
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(2,0,0) succeeded, unit 2
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(3,0,0) succeeded, unit 3
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(4,0,0) succeeded, unit 4
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(5,0,0) succeeded, unit 5
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(6,0,0) succeeded, unit 6
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(7,0,0) succeeded, unit 7
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(8,0,0) succeeded, unit 8
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(9,0,0) succeeded, unit 9
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(10,0,0) succeeded, unit 10
gpsd:PROG: NTP:SHM: shmat(11,0,0) succeeded, unit 11
gpsd:PROG: successfully connected to the DBUS system bus
gpsd:PROG: SHM: shmget(0x47505344, 38504, 0666) for SHM export succeeded
gpsd:PROG: SHM: shmat() for SHM export succeeded, segment 12
gpsd:INFO: stashing device /dev/serial0 at slot 0
gpsd:INFO: stashing device /dev/pps0 at slot 1
gpsd:INFO: stashing device
ntrip://my.user:[email protected]:2101/TRF200AUT0 at slot 2
gpsd:ERROR: CORE:
stat(ntrip://my.user:[email protected]:2101/TRF200AUT0) failed, errno
No such file or directory(2)
gpsd:INFO: CORE: running with effective group ID 20
gpsd:INFO: CORE: running with effective user ID 65534
gpsd:INFO: startup at 2026-01-13T15:20:23.000Z (1768317623)
gpsd:RAW1: CORE: await data
gpsd:RAW1: CORE: select waits, maxfd 5
gpsd:PROG: CORE: pselect: timeout
gpsd:RAW1: read control commands
gpsd:RAW1: poll active devices
gpsd:RAW1: CORE: await data
gpsd:RAW1: CORE: select waits, maxfd 5
^Cgpsd:WARN: received terminating signal 2.
gpsd:WARN: exiting.
SHM: shmctl(12) for IPC_RMID failed, Operation not permitted(1)
I do it all day, every day. When I tried yours, it also worked fine,
when I removed the -s. Except that it failed later due to u/p being
invalid.
A failed username:password I never reached.
Reading "man gpsd" I see there is also a way for a remote gpsd feed, so
I tried
gpsd://192.168.241.93:2947:/dev/ttyAMA0
where 192.168.241.93 is another Debian with latest OS and latest gpsd
version running gpsd successfully.
But also with this I get
gpsd:ERROR: CORE: stat(gpsd://192.168.241.93:2947:/dev/ttyAMA0) failed,
errno No such file or directory(2)
This looks for me that my gpsd doesn't understand any URL. Maybe I miss
some packages and therefore libraries.
But ntrip should be possible. see below.
Finally this info:
root# /usr/local/sbin/gpsd -l
NMEA0183
b * ALLYSTAR
InertialSense
Ashtech
* CASIC
Delorme TripMate
Pre-2003 Delorme EarthMate
Furuno Electric GH-79L4
n Garmin NMEA
b c MTK-3301
San Jose Navigation FV18
b True North
c Jackson Labs Fury
* AIVDM
n b c * EverMore
n * Garmin Serial binary
* Garmin USB binary
n b * GeoStar
b * GREIS
* iTalk
* Motorola Oncore
b * Navcom NCT
n b * SiRF
n * Skytraq
* SPARTN
n b * SuperStarII
n b * Trimble TSIP
iSync
n b c * u-blox
b * Zodiac
* NMEA2000
* RTCM104V2
* RTCM104V3
* Garmin Simple Text
* JSON slave driver
PPS
# n: mode switch, b: speed switch, c: rate switch, *: non-NMEA packet type.
# Control socket for hotplug notifications enabled.
# DBUS export enabled.
# KPPS enabled.
# Magic Hat enabled.
# Netfeed enabled.
# NTRIP enabled.
# Shared memory export enabled.
# systemd socket activation enabled.
root# /usr/local/sbin/gpsd -V
/usr/local/sbin/gpsd: 3.27.4~dev (revision release-3.27.3-1-g92660f43b)
Kind regards
Hans
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