HI Mike,
comments in line below.
On 28/06/2016 13:00, Black Michael wrote:
Any call slot that isn't from a CQ message. So the reply will be a
non-CQ message.
I'm using a beta version of JTAlert right now but I don't think that
matters except for the fact that you can click on any call slot now
which I don't think you could do at 2.7.5.
This is why I suggested trying message_aggregator, it allows any decode
to be double clicked.
I tried to find the segfault using gdb on a debug version but it died
inside a Qt function and had no stack to see where it was.
If there is no stack then that implies stack corruption. It may also be
possible that the that crashed was not the main thread, `info threads'
tells you which threads are active and marks the current one. If the
current thread is not #0 then try switching to thread #0 'thread 0' and
then 'bt' to get a stack trace.
I started message_aggregator but it's not seeing any messages. It's
sitting on the same port so what else do I need to do to get it seeing
things?
If you have JTAlert running then it is probably consuming all the UDP
messages since it only supports unicast, you will need to shut down
JTAlert so that message_aggregator can get to see the UDP messages from
WSJT-X. I'm not sure what the Windows algorithm for unicast UDP is, it
may be virtually random as to which server gets the message.
I'll send you some debug info privately that may help.
But I think it's probably somewhere where wstj-x is expecting "CQ...."
and not getting it.
That *should* be catered for, if you have a debug build of WSJT-X and
run under gdb you should see debug trace messages whenever an incoming
reply UDP message is ignored.
There really isn't any reason to click on one of those messages but
somebody tried it anyways so that's why I tested it and am reporting it.
Understood but this should be working so I would like to find out where
it is going wrong.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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