[aprssig] Log File Format
Robert Bruninga bruninga at usna.eduWed Mar 28 23:38:06 UTC 2007
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> Is there a standard protocol for creating a log file or does > each APRS client store log files in their own way? > > Alternatively, is there one log file format that is > universally readable by all APRS clients (even if they may > have their own preferred format)? I cannot answer that directly, but one thing for sure is that NO program should be logging packets to file WITHOUT ASSIGNING A TIME-OF-RECEIPT time stamp. That was fundamental to APRS and overlooked in some programs. APRS is tactical-real-time. Therefore many formats are not burdened with date and time data, since by definition, it is NOW. There are position formats that can include the day and time if needed, but most are sent without them. So any log files of any value of any APRS type program must save time-of-receipt associated with every packet. Soap Box off. WB4APR
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