Multiple UDP tqrgets?

[SFSailor]

I'm using middleware to distribute UDP packets, but I wonder, can I specify multiple addresses in the command line instead?

[jvde-github]

Yes just use multiple -u statements on the command line.

Eg AIS-catcher -u 127.0.0.1 1001 -u 127.0.0.2 1002 etc etc

You can also add other output modes here, essentially no limit

[moloned]

I take it the multiple -u statements can also be included in the aiscatcher.conf file in the same manner?

[jvde-github]

That is not my script, but suspect it is yes, as many as you like. Ps If you continue to have udp issues we can open a UDP port for you on aiscatcher.org so we can check messages are getting outside of the network.

[moloned]

My UDP feed is up and running - I used the following command line rather than the .service file I had been using as there's probably something screwed up with it

sudo AIS-catcher -v 10 -N 8100 -go AFC_WIDE on -gr rtlagc on -u data.aishub.net 3546 -u ais.vesselfinder.com 6902 -u hub.shipxplorer.com 58656 -X 9da698ca-e4e2-4cbe-8c39-c42bc60a097e

Could is be some kind of precedence issue with the .conf file ?

[jvde-github]

I don't think so. I think it has something to do with the script you used to install the service and install the program (suspect this one ). I can unfortunately not test but might be a particular syntax that is needed.

Alternatively, you can try the scripts here which come with a GUI for config if needed. if you already did use this one, it needs to be fixed.

Thanks for the feedback and glad it is working. I will look into an option to force to reset the USB device before decoding.

Cheers, Jasper