cwdaemon

[Thomas Beiderwieden]

Hi Alan, 

I am trying to send data to the "build-in" cwdaemon, with no luck. I have tried nc and rigctl. What would be the best way? With netstat I could not see a port 61111 or 61112 listening.

Could that be related?

vy 73 de Thomas, DL3EL

[ahop...@googlemail.com]

Hi Thomas,

what os are you on? It is a long time since I added this and have had very little feedback so there could be something wrong. It is a udp port.  I noticed the port number is no longer shown, I have fixed this for the next release, I also suspect it may have shown the port number +1 in some releases. It starts at 61111.

At some point I did have to tweak the rigcntl to behave differently on some linux distros, I wonder if that is needed for this as well.

73 Alan M0NNB

[Thomas Beiderwieden]

Hi alan,

it is currently running  on a Raspberry with Buster. It shows "61112" right next to the S-Meter bar.

vy 73 de Thomas, DL3EL

[ahop...@googlemail.com]

Hi Thomas,

 I suspect if it shows 61112 it is really on 61111 !  I've just tested on 32bit buster rpi and do see localhost:61111 listed with netstat -a so I'm not sure what could be going on.  I'll do some tests to see if I can connect here.

73 Alan M0NNB

[Thomas Beiderwieden]

sorry, maybe I used a wrong parameter for netstat or I did not look carefully enough, not it is there:

udp        0      0 localhost:61111         0.0.0.0:*

However, when I send:

echo "dl3el" | nc -w 1 -u localhost 61111

nothing happens (echo "f" | nc -w 1 localhost 51111 would give the correct frequency back)

When I send:

rigctl -r localhost:61111 -m2 b dl3el
I get: "rig_open: error = IO error"

vy  73 de Thomas, DL3EL

[ahop...@googlemail.com]

Hi Thomas,

I can't explain this but echo "dl3el" | nc -w 1 -u 127.0.0.1 61111 seems to work but localhost doesn't.

73 Alan M0NNB

[Thomas Beiderwieden]

Hi Alan,

confirmed. Thanks for your help.

vy 73 de Thomas, DL3EL