[aprssig] APRS IS weirdness
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comMon Feb 28 00:31:49 UTC 2005
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>http://db0lj.dyndns.org:14501/ > OK, here is something potentially interesting. Connecting to b0lj.dyndns.org port 10155 (apparently the closest to a full feed on that server) the bad data does not appear, so that one seems to be ruled out as the originator. The bad data does appear at hub2.aprs2.net port 10152, the upstream connection. I gather your hypothesis is that another hub is connected somewhere, screws with the backslash, and injects the bad packet at the same or a different hub, is that correct? If this is the case, whoever is doing that must be on a filtered port, because most of the world is not being affected. Perhaps someone could look through the core and tier 2 hubs looking for some sort of hub program that is using a Europe filter string... Steve K4HG
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