[aprssig] Filter feeds
Robbie, wa9inf mwrobertson at comcast.netMon Aug 28 18:03:48 UTC 2006
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Hi Pete and Roger, Yes, exactly what I was and have been using with no foreign stations until today... I wanted all weather related messages sent out from the Illinois weather stations and Milwaukee weather stations with the prefix of MKX and ILX, which until today was giving weather related objects, and as I understood the filter, t/n meant I wanted type NWS messages as well? Now that said, why were there no foreign stations before today? I just learned now, that with the filter of t/n/ilx* /t/mkx* I get an OK from the server with NO foreign stations. As soon as I added back my -b/CW* to filter out Citizens Weather stations, I am now receiving the foreign or unwanted stations! I take out the -b/CW* and they cease to fill my screen?? Again, until today, this was not happening! I don't get why if I was not doing it right, and was happy, why did things change? :-) Until today the -b/cw* worked as described in the text file on Filters, now I get the unwanted APRS-IS feed.. The above string of t/n/ilx*/mkx* has been working for a few of us around the Chicagoland and Milwaukee area, I have not pooled them to see how there stations are functioning... I did try the t/n/ILX*/MKX*, but got the error until I changed it to t/n/ILX* t/MKX*, separating the ILX* and MKX* So, something isn't right.. I will do what I can figure out that will work, but explain why the -b/CW* now allows foreign stations through now and it hadn't before today please.. :-) Robbie AE5PL Lists wrote: >Let's look at what your filter says: > > > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Robbie, wa9inf >>Posted At: Monday, August 28, 2006 11:44 AM >>Subject: [aprssig] Filter feeds >> >>filter t/n/ilx* t/mkx* b/K9KRW*/KB9YQX-1 -b/CW* >> >> > >Pass all weather objects and messages from ilx*, all messages (and >associated posits), all packets from stations starting with K9KRW and >KB5YQX-1 but nothing from stations starting with CW. > >Did you mean > >filter t/n/ILX* t/n/MKX* b/K9KRW*/KB9YQX-1 -b/CW* > >That said, I don't see using wildcards in the t filter as currently >working (I am seeing all weather with the above filter). I would >recommend using a filter of p/ILX/MKX to get all weather from those NWS >offices. > >73, > >Pete Loveall AE5PL >mailto:pete at ae5pl.net > >_______________________________________________ >aprssig mailing list >aprssig at lists.tapr.org >https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig > > >
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