[aprssig] javaprs port that doesn't send a "keepalive" packet?
Tapio Sokura oh2kku at iki.fiTue Mar 20 06:32:54 UTC 2007
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Hi, From the small sample I've studied, javaprssrvr-servers seem to output a #-prefixed idle packet every 20-30 seconds, at least on port 14580. Is there a way to disable these packets by using a different port or sending a specific kind of login command, for example? I'm asking because a simple, only txing, cell-phone based tracker accumulates most of the traffic from these idle packets. When you are charged for every byte transferred, you like to keep the transferred amount to a minimum. Would using UDP solve this? Tapio
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