Status reports on Outernet satellite feeds

1bit · 2015-10-25T13:24:15.139Z

status reports on Outernet satellite feeds running at http://status.outernet.is/ is not working:
502 Bad Gateway
nginx/1.4.6 (Ubuntu)

bmcintosh · 2015-11-02T02:48:11.065Z

I see the Status page is up gain, but there is no data on it. I have an outernet receiver back up and running on Galaxy 19, but there is no receivers reporting at all on the status page.

bmcintosh · 2015-11-02T14:14:50.639Z

I am seeing successful collecting of status from my Outernet receiver on Galaxy, but no update on the status page. I suspect I am not reporting the data. I see sending payload, but I usually saw a clear data or some other message that indicates the data had been delivered:

[2015-11-02 13:42:22 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: sending payload: �
[2015-11-02 13:42:22 (+0000)] DEBUG No captive portal match for 192.168.250.198
[2015-11-02 13:42:19 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: received data: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>yes70.80501890079outernet-0
[2015-11-02 13:42:19 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: sending payload: �
[2015-11-02 13:42:19 (+0000)] DEBUG No captive portal match for 192.168.250.198
[2015-11-02 13:42:15 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: received data: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>yes70.80501890079outernet-0
[2015-11-02 13:42:15 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: sending payload: �
[2015-11-02 13:42:14 (+0000)] DEBUG No captive portal match for 192.168.250.198
[2015-11-02 13:42:11 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: received data: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>yes70.80501890081outernet-0
[2015-11-02 13:42:11 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: sending payload: �
[2015-11-02 13:42:10 (+0000)] DEBUG No captive portal match for 192.168.250.198
[2015-11-02 13:42:07 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: received data: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>yes70.80501889882outernet-0
[2015-11-02 13:42:07 (+0000)] DEBUG ONDD: sending payload: �
[2015-11-02 13:42:06 (+0000)] DEBUG No captive portal match for 192.168.250.198

corber · 2015-11-02T17:37:06.376Z

Hello

The last two days I´ve been trying to connect to Eutelsat 113W, unfortunately I didn´t success… Is there an schedul to know when you are sending information?.

On http://status.outernet.is/ report right now there one active satellite. The last two days I´ve been trying with two different dishes 60cm and 120cm.

branko · 2015-11-03T07:15:45.170Z

bmcintosh:

I see sending payload, but I usually saw a clear data or some other message that indicates the data had been delivered:

Monitoring script does not log to the application log. You can check the system log to see if it’s actually succeeding in sending the monitoring data.

corber:

Is there an schedul to know when you are sending information?.

Data is being sent continuously.

bmcintosh · 2015-11-04T00:23:05.511Z

Branko:

I see the following in the system log:

Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Collecting data
Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Connected to socket
Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Connected to socket
Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Connected to socket
Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Finished collecting data in 0.0997447967529 seconds
Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Transmitting buffered data
Nov 4 00:20:17 orxpi user.info outernet.monitor: Transmission complete, claring local buffer

So, it looks like I am transmitting data. But, the status page doesn’t show anyone on Galaxy. I also noticed that when Galaxy did show someone there (1 user), the bitrate did not match mine. Can I check anything else on my end?

branko · 2015-11-05T14:39:29.291Z

Data on status page is

not real time but an average of data points collected in the previous 5 minutes
there’s a bug that sometimes ‘hides’ some of the devices (they don’t appear)

branko · 2016-02-10T11:42:08.219Z

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