John, By the sound of things you are well ahead of me with the RSP integration. Still planning to give Openwebsdr a try although I need a second Pi for this really, In the short term I now have WSJT-X

After dabling with WSL I decided to see if wsprdaemon would install and run under Win 10 pro VM with Ubuntu 20.04. The answer is it does install and run but here I did not have great success uploading

Rob Garth I am following your lead in the same effort to get my RSP2Pro to work 6 Meters. I installed the version 7 PI image on a 8G Pi4. I learned the hard way to not use Etcher to build the image.

Wspdaemon uses the kiwirecorder.py python program to record the audio output of the Kiwi channels. I have no experience with using kiwirecorder with OpenWebSDR -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile:

Many Thanks Rob, I will resist the temptation to play with it until then... BTW, was I right that OpenWebSDR is too different to Kiwi for Wsprdaemon to be able to talk to it as if it were a

I have found and fixed a problem with the scraping of the wsprnet.org spot data. It appears that recently the wsprnet.org servers have become more heavily loaded and as a result they are frequently

Thank you Rob, Merry X-mas to you and yours Rolf

Hi Rob, There is to-be-debugged code in WD to use the Soapy API to communicate with the many SDRs (including the SDRPlay) for which there is a Soapy driver. Debugging the existing features of WD has

I have just increased the curl timeouts on my scrapers from 10 seconds to 120 seconds which seems to result in many more successful scrapes from the wsprnet.org server. Some successful API calls

All, Is anyone using Wsprdaemon with an Sdrplay RSP1A? If so, I would be interested in your configuration and if you managed to get it to work with more than one simultaneous receive? Having got my

Works for me as well - thank you Rob.

Thank you Rob, it seems to be uploading again after moving the cache. 73 Stefan

Since this morning's WD Users Zoom we uncovered one bug in WD spot uploading which is the result of the wsprnet.org overload problems. I think I can implement and check in a fix before tomorrow

At least in my case the spots are not uploaded: curl: (28) Operation timed out after 300000 milliseconds with 0 bytes received 73 Stefan

Since yesterday morning, no more spots are uploaded from me as well. (My spots on 2200m/630m/160m are from WSJT-X) But other WD users seem to be able to upload fine? For example OE9GHV, KD2OM,

Rob, just for info I confirm, that I upload the spots correctly to wsprnet.org - so the reason why there are no spots visible at Phil's site (wsprd.vk7jj) is NOT because there is nothing

I have no pending uploads here just now. For what it is worth I observed a time gap on VK7JJ last night from 18:12 to 18:20 ( that is 00:12 to 00:20 Z) but wspr.net had no such gap. 73 Rolf

Ulli, Mine has failed completely too. I see 1545 lines in "upload_spots_file_list.txt" and "uploads.log" has grown to 2601 lines with "broken Pipe" and "line 3420: echo: write error: Broken pipe". No

I have been told these lost spots are due to overloads at wsprnet.org and that is under investigation. -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218 8896

No spots at all from my kiwis...for the last day or so... However all received at wsprdaemon servers, I think... So I leave everything running here and just wait... Just strange idea: Could it be one