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IIRC, there is an option in ntpd to force an update of the time. It won’t update automatically if the system time (set to the last time it shutdown) is more than 16 min off from the correct time.

Hi all, I'm SOOO close. What nit am I missing? I have a Raspberry Pi 3B (Raspbian Stretch) with YAAC running in my car. USB GPS puck is connected, and I have GPSD running. The GPS has a fix, and YAAC

Hello, I did a cut and paste as I'm new to Linux and wanted to make sure I was giving you correct info. java -showversion openjdk version "11.0.10" 2021-01-19 OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build

Hmmm... what version of the Java runtime are you using? I know I had failures reported back when Java 9 first came out, and I noticed that Java 16 was just released; are you using it? Andrew, KA2DDO

Firstly, an awesome piece of software - I appreciate all the hard work that's gone in to creating YAAC! I am a new RPi user and struggling with the?vagueries of Linux, and this is probably a very

Andrew, I'm having the same problem with normal APRS stations and objects. I'm using YAAC ver 1.0-beta163(29-Dec-2020) and the ADS-B plugin ver 0.2b. Rob

Hmmm.... Are you having that same problem with normal APRS stations and objects? Or is it only an issue with pseudo-APRS objects created by the ADS-B plugin? If the former, something is badly wrong

Hello, I'm using YAAC on Linux. The issue I'm having is that the objects like ADS-B won't update or show up unless the map is manually refreshed (zooming and panning). I have gone through all of the

Don't worry about it. I probably need to reorder the port type list anyway. In any case, the next build of YAAC (among other things) will update the configuration wizard to check if you are running

Thanks! I feel like a klutz, all this time I hadn't scrolled down far enough on the list of available port types to see the GPSD selection.

The problem here is that you are trying have both YAAC and gpsd exclusively use the hardware serial port to the GPS receiver simultaneously. Serial ports can't be shared between multiple processes.

Well, shoot. Now it's behaving well and working just fine.

I've still got an issue with one of my ports being blocked by a webserver, but would this affect GPS?

I've been playing with some new ideas lately, this is for a mobile hotspot running YAAC. So I have a fresh install, just VNC, gpsd and YAAC, with a USP GPS unit. What is curious is that I can see

Andrew gave me a clue and I think we figured it out. It's because I set up a webserver, my router is sending some of my ports to the webserver. Apparently one port too many. Hopefully you'll never see

My APRS-Is port is disabled, resetting or rebooting doesn't clear it. Internet in my home is working fine otherwise. Stations in the next county over seem to be connected. Apparently I can't connect.

Thanks Jeff. I wouldn't spin any wheels on it. Until I get this thing in QST there probably isn't anyone but me doing something like this. But we're making good progress on the other end, we've got

Ah ok I see what your use case is there. No there is no way of me doing that with the application. I might be able to spin it off into a Wether only APRS application, but that would be down the road.

Firstly, I have to apologize for being unclear. I'm not asking for any changes in YAAC as this has nothing to do with the core functions. I'm referring to adding to the Weather Alert Plug-in. I should

Did APRSnotify not work for you, Bill? Jeff