I have been running wsprdaemon on an RP for a long time with no issues. My router went faulty and I installed new one, creating new IP addresses, so whilst I was in wsprdaemon.conf chaning the IP address of my KiwiSDR I wondered if i could make any kind of setting so it either doesn't decode, or doesn't upload spots of my own callsign? Is this possible, and if so, what do I need to do please? Many thanks for a great application!

Hi Chris,

WD currently has no 'blacklist TX call sign(s)' feature. Why do you want it?

Rob

The reasoning behind my request, (which it now is, hi hi), is that I can be receiving WSPR on several bands on an SDR here with a dedicated RX antenna, and want to TX WSPR on another antenna and rig. With WSJT-X I can tick the "No own call decodes" box and I don't get the reports showing, nor them uploaded, of my own call. With antennas fairly close I also sometimes see uploads of harmonics of my TX frequency, which in the real world would not be decoded a few hundred yards away. So I could negate useless decodes of my own calls with such a feature, and would love to see it :) Many thanks for the fast response and your great work Rob, all the best. 2E0ILY Chris Wilson.

wsprnet.org ignores own calls

Ah, yes, but my Kiwi running the daemon uses 2E0ILY/KIWI as the RX call sign and I transmit WSPR using 2E0ILY, so I would like a means of telling the KIWI script to ignore 2E0ILY, if you see what I mean?

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Rob, thanks very much indeed, I am glad you can see and agree it's a sensible use for such a feature and I appreciate your support, all the very best. 2E0ILY