[OZAPRS] Re: Dupes to APRS-IS from VK5

Larry larrykin at internode.on.net
Sat Jun 14 06:59:18 EST 2008


Hi All

I have been away for a few days so have only just caught up.  The delay 
in packets may have been due to the fact that during the outage of the 
second.aprs.net.au at that time I was using a Florida based IS.  There 
may have also been a DCD issue at the digi that complicated matters 
also.  All is well again now that the second.aprs.net.au servers are 
back in business.

There would have been some gaps in the IS feed last week due to hardware 
upgrades being carried out at vk5ly.  This will be the case on and off 
over the next few days.

As far as support for the Scouts canoe marathon over the long weekend 
the system worked flawlessly as expected.

Cheers

Larry VK5LY

Richard Hoskin wrote:
> Here are a few items that can cause delays in packets.
> 
> Note that once the delay in the packet is over time X (not sure of the
> value) the APRS-IS system will consider the packet to be a new packet, not a
> duplicate.
> 
> - Digipeater TNC holding the packet.
> - The packet takes more than one route to the IGate and the delay on the
> longer route is more than the dup detection timeout on the IGate.
> - Some APRS applications (not correctly configured) can transmit a log of an
> earlier transmission to RF or ARPS-IS.
> - Some IGate applications hold packets for a time before passing them on.
> - Some ISPs and / or IP networks can delay data being sent to / from them.
> - A combination of the above.
> 
> Cheers
> Richard
> VK3JFK
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