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Displat local noise graphics

Rob Robinett
 

When configured for local noise graph display, WD installs and runs the Apache web server on your WD server.
Apache is installed at WD start only if WD is configured for local display of graphs, so after enabling that feature in the config file you need to run some WD command (e.g   WD -s)


On Sat, Jun 18, 2022 at 2:25 AM Erwin - PE3ES - F4VTQ via groups.io <waterwin2=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

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After how much time will the first results be available ?
I switched to "yes" for local display of noise graphs and the ip-url remains 

This site can’t be reached

192.168.1.82 refused to connect.
Although other connections like PuTTy work.

Edit: when doing wdz (alias for ./wsprdaemon.sh -Z) on the Raspberry Pi4 running wsprdaemon:
Ubuntu jammy arm64 starts to install things like apache2 taking 9 minutes till final kill

After these installs and restart of wsprdaemon the local noise graphs are available



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Erwin - PE3ES - F4VTQ
 
Edited

After how much time will the first results be available ?
I switched to "yes" for local display of noise graphs and the ip-url remains 

This site can’t be reached

192.168.1.82 refused to connect.
Although other connections like PuTTy work.

Edit: when doing wdz (alias for ./wsprdaemon.sh -Z) on the Raspberry Pi4 running wsprdaemon:
Ubuntu jammy arm64 starts to install things like apache2 taking 9 minutes till final kill

After these installs and restart of wsprdaemon the local noise graphs are available

Gwyn Griffiths
 

John

For noise graphs, if you have enabled this feature in your wsprdaemon.conf file, then in a web browser url window type in the IP address of the computer that is running wsprdaemon and that should be sufficient.

For wspr.rocks, go to wspr.rocks and click on  wtf?
in the  Features ->   
line

regards
Gwyn G3ZIL

John
 

I forget.
How can I display my noise charts on my local wsprdaemon machine?
Where can I learn to use wspr.rocks  ?

john

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