Re: [atlas] how to mark probe as dormant
> doesnt the ship have sat internet and wired cat5 to the countainer > with usb power from solar battery :) look at the picture again. can you say "funky?" i just hope they do not drop the container containing our stuff. randy
Re: [atlas] how to mark probe as dormant
hi chris, >> i have a probe, 2283, which has unplugged from its old home and is in >> suspended animation in a suitcase until it reaches its new home in a >> month or two. > > There's nothing you have to do when a probe is down; it is automatically > marked as disconnected almost immediately, and if it isn't plugged back > in then it is marked as "abandoned" after 90 days and "written off" > after 180 days (both of which are reversible states, so don't worry too > much). ok. >> the location map will not let me pur it in the middle of the pacific. >> and i can not see how to mark it as dormant/down. clue bat please. > > We have generally tried to move away from using remote areas to signify > particular probe statuses as it confuses various visualisations. but the probe IS in the middle of the pacific, on this ship. randy
[atlas] Minor change in the API Participation Requests endpoint
Dear Atlas users,
We're planning to roll-out a minor change in the API Participation Requests
endpoint. We'll be changing the response that gets sent out when a
Participation Request is submitted. Although minor, the change may break your
code if you are making use of the response.
Current response example:
[35878]
Future response example after roll-out:
{
'request_ids': [35878]
}
We plan to put this change into production two weeks from now.
For those who don't know what Participation Requests are, they allow you to add
or remove probes from a pre-existing measurement. You can find more information
in https://atlas.ripe.net/docs/api/v2/manual/participation_requests.html
Regards
—
Agustín Formoso
RIPE NCC
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Re: [atlas] TLS error when the certificate is expired?
On 2018/04/15 15:33 , Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote:
> I'm reasonably certain that it has been possible to use 'sslcert'
> measurements even when the certificate is expired.
>
> Today, I try to use 'sslcert' with trigger-happy.eu and it fails:
>
> "alert": {
> "description": 40,
> "level": 2
> },
>
> And no certificate in the JSON output (this is measurement #12166428)
>
> 40 is the very general "handshake failure" of
> TLS.
>
>
> Was there a change in Atlas recently?
Hi Stephane,
What is typically the case is that the server side has all kinds of
restrictions on the ciphers that it is willing to accept.
I recently made some changes to support a server where the sslcert
measurement would also fail. With these changes 'trigger-happy.eu' is
happy as well.
At moment I have no clear idea when the next firmware will be released.
It may take a few months.
Philip
Re: [atlas] how to mark probe as dormant
Hi Randy, On 15/04/2018 16:56, Randy Bush wrote: > i have a probe, 2283, which has unplugged from its old home and is in > suspended animation in a suitcase until it reaches its new home in a > month or two. > > the location map will not let me pur it in the middle of the pacific. > and i can not see how to mark it as dormant/down. clue bat please. There's nothing you have to do when a probe is down; it is automatically marked as disconnected almost immediately, and if it isn't plugged back in then it is marked as "abandoned" after 90 days and "written off" after 180 days (both of which are reversible states, so don't worry too much). We have generally tried to move away from using remote areas to signify particular probe statuses as it confuses various visualisations. Feel free to leave the location as it is, or use the location of the suitcase, or whatever else you feel to be appropriate. If you are concerned about being auto-nagged about the probe being disconnected, we get that and there is an upcoming feature that will enable you to switch off notifications for a particular probe when you know that it will be disconnected for a while. Finally, if you really feel like it then you're free to edit either the probe description or the tags to signify whatever you like, so you could make a note for your own purposes or for anybody who's curious. Regards, Chris Amin RIPE NCC signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
