On Wed, 27 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
1) Should the "Xastir Documentation" link on the main Xastir page be
labeled "Xastir WIKI" instead? I think it'd be more descriptive.
2) On the Xastir Wiki main page I see:
# HowTo's (Specific installation info)
ere:
http://www.xastir.org/wiki/index.php/Search_and_Rescue%2C_(SAR)
and linked into the main Wiki page and the Major_Features Wiki page.
5) The Major_Features page contains a bunch of downloadable maps
links. Perhaps some or all of these should be moved to the
Xastir_Maps page? Perhaps the
ource:
If so, it'll continue to be available for a long time to come.
If not, then it depends on whether Oracle continues to make it
available in a similar manner as before.
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, you must edit the
"/etc/udev/rules.d/50-udev-default.rules" file.
That's the same file I edited in order to get my USB joystick
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amp; sudo make install && sudo chmod 4755 /usr/local/bin/xastir
I don't need any options to configure. The last long line will stop
at the first failure, else continue on.
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redirects... I hadn't heard of
that problem before.
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g with your DB4 install or your configure line that
specifies where to find them, and except for the "Motif Version
2.3.0" as someone else already mentioned.
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be
something we could fix in the code if it were explained well enough
to us.
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Th
piled, Help->About should display the new Motif
version.
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Th
3 RPM on your 10.2 system.
If you want to keep up with Xastir RPM's from now on, you'll want to
upgrade to 11.0. If compiling Xastir from sources it's fine to
stick with 10.2, probably indefinitely.
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ong as well but Xastir doesn't currently have support
for translating the received datum into WGS84 for display.
We can also get into my old argument about actually using the extra
precision with accurate maps and hand-placing objects (not using
GPS), but that's a
ifferent one. Maybe one of the other Mac
users can jump in.
You need OpenMotif 2.2.x or 2.3.1. Avoid 2.3.0 which is probably
what you have installed now.
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On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
Here are OpenSUSE-11.0 specific problems and solutions.
-
PROBLEM: No labels on sliders: File->Configure->Timing and
Station->Fe
On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
Here are OpenSUSE-11.0 specific problems and solutions.
-
PROBLEM: No labels on sliders: File->Configure->Timing and
Station->Fetch Findu Trail dialogs.
FIX: Downgrade Ope
l and either
uninstall graphicsmagick-devel, or run "./configure
--without-graphicsmagick" before compiling.
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tandard choices). I'm not seeing these problems.
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2008 07:03:51 -0700 (PDT)
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To: Dexter N Muir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Xastir] Dialog window s
liders,
libcurl crashes).
All seem to come up reliably "docked" at the top-left corner of the
Main Window; this works well and should not change.
Interesting, as that's not where they're designed to be placed.
They don't do that here.
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r switched to using "wget" and
appears to be working fine (except for the OpenMotif slider label
bug).
Our configure.ac test for curl should test for the presence of the
main curl header file as well. It'd be great if we also had a
command-line switch to force libcu
yS0 but no communication
happens between the tnc and the
Do you have a serial mouse?
Hmmm. If so check for "gpm". You might check for "gpsd" as well.
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digipeater times in mind as well.
*) I find it good to set timed transmissions for foot troops, say
every 3 or 5 minutes. Set SmartBeaconing for mobiles.
*) Yes, you can use multiple frequencies/TNC's and hook them all
into Xastir to increase the quantity of local RF o
paste that into a message
(ignore the 'warning' about'bad ps syntax')
Could also look for LOCK or LCK files in places like /var/lock/
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eason, in which case these discussions really might matter.
As long as there are enough developers to go around that is.
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ntinued to work, and have a guaranteed image library
to use in all cases.
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The wor
y now as well. We probably
should put it up on our wiki or the info.aprs.net wiki for posterity.
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It was suggested that I number the points so that people could
comment on them individually. I changed the '*' chars to numbers
below and corrected one typo ("Qt" instead of "Qtu").
On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
We've been suffering from p
would
bypass some of the widget problems we have fairly often now.
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The w
t let my little
questions above stop anybody from doing any of it. Just another
near-factoid to take into consideration.
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want: If tens or hundreds of us start doing
that with the same names, then all the stations will battle it out
for each object temporarily. Of course Xastir can be set to not
transmit them as well.
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.cnf.3
If/when my ~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file gets corrupted (more
often because when I write code I sometimes have to kill Xastir), I
start looking at ".1", then ".2" if necessary for a clean file to
copy back onto "xastir.cnf".
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resides on your system. Typically it's the first one I named above.
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Wind
...
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the coordinate s
On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Steve Friis wrote:
This is a website that has the information I think you are looking for. Now
how to get the feed into xastir is beyond me. If you do figure it out, let me
know?
Silly... firenet.us:2023 or firenet.us:14580
I did that stuff _years_ ago!
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
I don't see any nearby at the moment to look at. All of the object
names start with 'q'.
Now that the cron kicked off, there's data to look at:
http://www.findu.com/cgi-bin/raw.cgi?call=we7u&start=24&length=24
That's j
15th so I just kicked crond. That should get data flowing again.
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The world DO
of the objects
include the magnitude and the date as I recall, then in the comments
are the depth and as much of a text descriptor of the location as
will fit in the remaining space.
I don't see any nearby at the moment to look at. All of the object
names start with
mine. W9IF I
think?
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SE-9.0 & SuSE-10.0 i586 binaries"
Yea, I should update that text.
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napshot with an older
script in it then. Sorry.
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The world DOES revolve arou
Hardy VMWare image? If so, contact
Lee.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I
rement was due to an earlier change I
did, looking through the code trying to find all of the external
executables that we used, and adding them to the autoconf scripts.
Same end result though huh?
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OK. Would an incomplete bootstrap cause this latest
strangeness?
Certainly could. One could always snag the "configure" script from
one of the other releases and just run it directly though.
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doing "cvs update -P -d" to make sure you have all of the files.
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The
t. No way to know how many until we try
it.
If/when the maps go to torrents we may get a lot more users,
non-Xastir type of folks. Those will be different seeders though in
general, so the current seeders don't have anything to worry about.
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o share content, but only if people
leechingmake sure they don't shut down their upload capabilities.
Roger. I'm at 1.1 on my sharing of the most current file now. I've
never been a seeder before, so that's a big event for me. Your
latest image appears to be getting a work
gr.
Are there additional restrictions now on the map data since it's
being distributed by someone other than the USGS? U.S. Taxpayers
paid for it once, just wondering how many times we'll again pay for
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On Fri, 1 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
Oh yea, I know what else has been nagging at me but I keep
forgetting to ask: I saw in the docs that we can name a file or a
directory when creating the torrent... Can we do an entire tree of
directories?
Also: If Gerry or someone were to make scripts
On Fri, 1 Aug 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
There would be people out there with just a few of the CD's that
would like to contribute. If we do it by state, as we're collecting
that state and growing the collection on the server the torrent
would change, making the distributed model less
put out a new -devel snapshot too.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked
e CD's/DVD's. The rest of the stuff on there is
a small amount of docs and several very old software packages for
viewing the geoTIFF files. We should distribute only the map data.
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Lot
maps are
unavailable. I don't know how that might play in the torrent scheme
though: It might not be workable.
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over
torrrent, the bandwidth required would go down over time assuming
enough people became seeders.
I think you just said what I said. or tried to say.
Ok, so hit me over the head a few more times and I might get it.
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time, but the torrents might keep the total bandwidth used more
under control. Less of an exponential rise anyway.
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user has a whole lot of data but a limited pipe
heading out? I think I have 800kbits up/3Mbits down. A torrent
might be a good way to get the data out there, eventually.
The sheer volume involved in CD's or DVD's containing images is
daunting, i.e. DRG's a
e same to get
the multiple thousands of torrents uploaded to a Wiki.
3) Is the idea of distributing maps via torrent workable at all?
I've been looking for a method to make USGS DRG's and DOQQ's
available for a number of years, and this seems the closest match
to date
link to that as well.
I'll have it up there at this address in a few more minutes. It's
downloading now:
http://wetnet.net/~we7u/Xastir-Hardy_080729.zip
I'm looking into the possibility of running a torrent there as well.
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On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, David Aitcheson wrote:
Well so much for that effort.
On top of a exstreamly slow upload speed the ISP called and complained about
it. Down is okay with them, but up is not.
Your client may have a way to limit the bandwidth for uploads.
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you selected isn't
available, at least you'll get something.
Earlier postings from me today detailed which packages on
OpenSuSE-11.0 to get rid of in order to get down to one "fixed"
fontalias instead of two. Or you can change /etc/X11/xorg.conf as
Tom suggeste
n you just remove the FontPath line that enables the
cyrillic fonts?
Yes. Yet another way to fix it.
I'd prefer the easiest solution for users. Editing files is harder
to explain than "bring up the package manager and get rid of these
packages".
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On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
I'll see if the system will let me get rid of the cyrillic font (I
didn't specifically choose it, so some package must depend on it).
Hmmm... /usr/share/fonts/cyrillic/* is provided by
"xorg-x11
On Thu, 31 Jul 2008, Curt, WE7U wrote:
I'll see if the system will let me get rid of the cyrillic font (I
didn't specifically choose it, so some package must depend on it).
Hmmm... /usr/share/fonts/cyrillic/* is provided by
"xorg-x11-fonts". Seems like a package I don&
you run Xastir remotely it may look
differently because of different fonts on the X11 server you're
sitting at.
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depend on it).
It may not. If it lets me, I wouldn't be against changing to
"fixed" for the default SYSTEM and the backup STATION fonts. Having
the mfg fix the problem in the distributed Linux systems seems like
a good idea. I'm getting rather tired of working around other
pe
ger to the dump file.
I've run Xastir through both a profiler and a leak tester several
times. Most of the leaks that Xastir proper has are quite minor. I
can't speak to the libraries it uses though. Their leaks are their
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:
"-*-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-*-*"
If people have severe difficulty with the station font but not the
system font, I can make the fallback for the station font be
"-misc-fixed-*-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-*-*" as well.
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p with
the GIF raster map?
If it's a radar map or otherwise refreshed image, any memory leak
inherent in the system will be increased each 10 minutes or so,
whatever the refresh rate is in the .geo file.
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t along anyway.
Would it help for me to run a torrent from home too? I have 3MBit
DSL and a couple of DNS entries that point there.
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rough our own server port, too.
Good point. That briefly crossed my mind as I wrote the above and
then it faded away again. Wah.
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so I tried to choose some that were installed on most systems.
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e loopback interface,
refuse to accept it as our own.
If you come up with something good for a fix, send it our way. If
you have further questions, send them our way too.
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process it gets added as one of your objects and is set up to be
retransmitted periodically.
If you create the packet externally it doesn't know or care and
still adopts the object as its own if you use the same callsign.
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will undoubtedly be
improved over time. It tries its best to recover from font problems
but there may be more that can be done.
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aypoint code is buried behind a proximity alert message:
Yes. That's so you don't try to send 30,000 waypoint messages to
your GPS. You can set the size of the proximity circle so that you
only send nearby stations to it.
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t you have.
The font stuff is relatively new and unfortunately there's no
perfect way of starting with fonts that everyone has. Every system
seems to have a different collection of fonts.
Look for these:
MAPS_LABEL_FONT_*
SYSTEM_FIXED_FONT
STATION_FONT
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if the problem recurs.
If you have a memory check program loaded under Linux, either at the
boot prompt or via some other method (usually memtest86), run that
for a few hours, preferably a few days, to see if you get any errors
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Raster maps on top of raster maps don't work: You only see the last
one loaded. Vector on vector or vector on raster work great.
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r end to keep up. Run one of the later devel snapshots or CVS
and that'll start working for you again.
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r you can edit
~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf to find DEVICE0_ONSTARTUP:
(DEVICE1_ONSTARTUP:, DEVICE2_ONSTARTUP:, etc) and change the number
on the end to a '0'.
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stir to Gtk+ would make people with Qt devices unhappy and
vice-versa.
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The world DO
#x27;s likely they
can be used in Xastir. You'll need to assure the vertices are in
lat/long format and preferably WGS84 or NAD83 datum, plus you'll
more than likely need to create your own dbfawk file to get them
displayed and colored as you prefer.
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rom 204.13.85.134: icmp_seq=3 ttl=240 time=26.1 ms
Sorry the wire doesn't run all the way down to you right now!
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ess:
http://204.13.85.134/xastir/antix.php
is available via http://www.175moonlight.com/xastir/antix.php. There
is also some documentation posted there.
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2008, Tom ve7did wrote:
Can't seem to get the latest RAC database. Script appears to work properly.,
but the AMACALL.LST is old in /usr/local/share/xastir/fcc.
FCC is ok
I just tested it here at home and both the FCC and RAC databases
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On Mon, 14 Jul 2008, Tom ve7did wrote:
Can't seem to get the latest RAC database. Script appears to work properly.,
but the AMACALL.LST is old in /usr/local/share/xastir/fcc.
The current script is "get-fcc-rac.pl". It changed recently.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the co
y as a map. Try viewing them in a graphics viewer
to see if they look ok. If so, then wget/libcurl are doing their
job but IM or GM libraries as used with Xastir are not.
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on denied)
That last line is to be done from the Xastir menus, not from the
command-line: Map -> Configure -> INDEX: Reindex ALL Maps
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Wi
supported in Font,
In the FAQ.
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The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the
yed on the screen?
It would take a few hours of work. We'd have to parse it, create a
place to store it in the Station record, modify the drawing
functions to accept another parameter and draw it. Not hard, just a
bunch of busy work.
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nce any
of the protocol is in firmware Bob is very reluctant to change
it.
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The worl
if we care to have a more complete
history. Right now it'd be a big hassle to combine them.
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Lotto: A tax on people who are bad at math. - unknown
Windows: Microsoft's tax on computer illi
and check out the new Wiki on the
sourceforge.net/projects/xastir pages for more info. Hopefully
we'll be directing more energy towards the new project and less to
the old in the near future.
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Map->Configure->INDEX: Reindex ALL Maps
Anything I'm forgetting?
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http://www.eskimo.com/~archer
Lotto: A tax on people who are bad at math. - unknown
Windows: Microsoft's tax on computer illiterates. - WE7U.
xastir-0.3.6-3.tgz
xastir-0.3.6a.tgz
xastir-0.3.6.tgz
xastir-0.4.4-20010304.tar.gz
xastir-1.0.0.tgz
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Curt, WE7U. archer at eskimo dot com
http://www.eskimo.com/~archer
Lotto: A tax on people who are bad at math. - unknown
Windows: Microsoft's tax on computer
On Mon, 7 Jul 2008, vic wrote:
> I cannot get wms radar images with the current CVS version. Anybody know why?
It's at the server end. Things broke.
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Curt, WE7U: XASTIR:
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On Mon, 7 Jul 2008, Tom ve7did wrote:
> Problem solved, everything stable again. Fonts look great.
Glad to hear it. I was waiting to see if you were the only one that
ended up with an unstable system due to the font changes. It might
be time to dump out another release now.
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it to our autoconf scripts.
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Lotto: A tax on people who are bad at math. - unknown
Windows: Microsoft's tax on computer illiterates. - WE7U.
The world DOES revolve around me: I picked the coordin
geotiff
includes in /usr/include. That's where mine are and I'm having no
such difficulty. I run "./configure" and it finds everything on
OpenSuSE-11.0. The 9.x and 10.x series found it just fine as well.
Is there an autoconf test that failing for some obscure
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