Re: [Xastir] Gpsd errors in xastir

[Lee Bengston]

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 10:56 PM, Curt, WE7U  wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Lee Bengston wrote:
>
>>  GPSD (Shared/Networked/USB GPS)  : no
>>
>> Regarding the last line above, does this mean the libgps support is
>> already done?
>
> Nope.  How'd you find that so fast?

Just dumb luck - was trying out a new install on the XFCE version of
Sidux and saw it after the configure.  I was thnking, "hey, that
wasn't there last night!"
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Re: [Xastir] Sidux 2010-01 Installation Notes

[Lee Bengston]

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 2:45 PM, Curt, WE7U  wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Rainer D., DL5PD wrote:
>
>> Indexing maps...
>> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
>> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
>> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
>> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
>> Finished indexing maps
>
> Those are odd.
>
>
>> *** Reading WX Alert log files
>> *** Done with WX Alert log files
>> ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 1972, errno = 32
>
> How are you starting Xastir?  As a normal user?  As root?  With
> sudo?
>
> Another thing to check:  Since you are switching from a pre-compiled
> Xastir to a CVS version, it is likely installing in a new place
> (/usr/local/share/xastir) instead of the old (/usr/share/xastir), so
> your ~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file may be pointing at the old
> instead of the new.  Check the paths in there.  Also check whether
> you need to move your old maps to the new location for Xastir to
> find them.
>
>
>> Just another thought: I am not using KDE, but XFCE instead, perhaps it is
>> up to that fact, that I get this curious message and cannot run xastir.
>
> I run Xastir on a P3-866MHz sometimes with 384MB of memory using
> FVWM2 window manager, works fine.  FVWM2 is older than XFCE.
>
> I did a quick check via Google for that error message and came
> across this talkinga bout running an app with sudo (which you
> shouldn't be doing in this case):
>
> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/suse-linux-help/95858-ice-default-io-error-handler.html
>

Built-in map types:
  gnis   USGS GNIS Datapoints
   pop   USGS GNIS Datapoints w/population
   map   APRSdos Maps
   map   WinAPRS/MacAPRS/X-APRS Maps
   pdb   PocketAPRS Maps

Support for these additional map types has been compiled in:
   geo   Image Map (ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick library, many
formats allowed)
   geo   URL (Internet maps via wget)
   osm   URL (OpenStreetMaps via wget)
   shp   ESRI Shapefile Maps (Shapelib library)
   tif   USGS DRG Geotiff Topographic Maps (libgeotiff/libproj)
   xpm   X Pixmap Maps (XPM library)
Making user /home/lee/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file
festival_client: connect to server failed
SayText: Couldn't open socket to Festival
Indexing maps...
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
Finished indexing maps
*** Reading WX Alert log files
*** Done with WX Alert log files
convert_from_xastir_coordinates:X out-of-range (too low):4263101696
convert_from_xastir_coordinates:X out-of-range (too high):161465600

I got the text above when starting Xastir for the first time in the
XFCE version.  I did duplicate the "draw_geo_image" errors.  However,
Xastir has not crashed, and after I zoomed in to a reasonable level,
there were no more error messages.  I set up an internet server,
changed maps, changed map settings, etc with no more errors showing
up.  The online OSM stuff is working great.  Rainer, I don't know -
perhaps the bad behavior you are seeing is hardware related.  I'm not
seeing it when I use "virtual hardware".

The XFCE version is pretty fast.  Installation time in Virtualbox was
3 minutes, 20 seconds!  I haven't played with Sidux much yet, but it's
making a good first impression.

Lee - K5DAT
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Re: [Xastir] Gpsd errors in xastir

[Curt, WE7U]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Lee Bengston wrote:


 GPSD (Shared/Networked/USB GPS)  : no

Regarding the last line above, does this mean the libgps support is
already done?


Nope.  How'd you find that so fast?

I just have the autotools portion done where configure can figure
out whether GPSD Client support is installed.  I have yet to code
the actual libgps support.

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Re: [Xastir] Gpsd errors in xastir

[Lee Bengston]

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 6:35 AM, Curt, WE7U  wrote:
> On Sun, 13 Jun 2010, John"D" Thompson wrote:
>
>> Hi running Xastir  V1.9.9 compiled from svn 6/13/2010. GPSD V2.92-4
>> configured localhost 2947. I run mobile with laptop, and kiss tnc and USB
>> gps puck (bu353) I get errors when monitoring gps in "interface control"
>> and
>> looking at the data in the lower left corner xastir reports 0 sats and fix
>> invalid. I suspect it is a error asscociated with the new format gpsd is
>> using but not certain. possibly there is a workaround I have not found? I
>> have 3Dfix and good gps data running XGPS, also have used this hardware
>> combination with success with older versions of xastir/gpsd.
>
> gpsd has changed their API as of version 2.91.  We'll need to
> rewrite the Xastir end of things to use libgps instead of using a
> direct socket connection to the daemon as we have for many years.
>
> A workaround would be to use gpsd prior to version 2.91 until we get
> that done.

FOR THE ADVENTUROUS:
  AX25 (Linux Kernel I/O Drivers)  : yes
  libproj (USGS Topos & Aerial Photos) ... : yes
  GeoTiff (USGS Topos & Aerial Photos) ... : yes
  Festival (Text-to-speech) .. : yes
  GDAL/OGR (Obtuse map formats) .. : no
  GPSMan/gpsmanshp (GPS downloads) ... : yes
  GPSD (Shared/Networked/USB GPS)  : no

Regarding the last line above, does this mean the libgps support is
already done?

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Re: [Xastir] Sidux 2010-01 Installation Notes

[Lee Bengston]

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 2:29 PM, Rainer D., DL5PD  wrote:
> Hello Lee,
>
> thanks a lot for your description in the wiki. I just installed the new
> Sidux Hypnos and first of all, I tried to install xastir 1.9.9 as you
> discribed it in the wiki.
>
> Unfortunately, the result stays the same:
>
> These are the last messages from the console-output before the program
> crashes:
>
> Code #1129  data  hotkey <>
> Code #1130  data  hotkey <>
> Code #1131  data  hotkey <>
> Code #1132  data  hotkey <>
> Code #1133  data  hotkey <>
> Code #1134  data  hotkey <>
> Code #1135  data  hotkey <>
> LANG 1136
> Indexing maps...
> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
> draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
> Finished indexing maps
> *** Reading WX Alert log files
> *** Done with WX Alert log files
> ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 1972, errno = 32
>
> As Curt proposed, I looked up if there is another process of xastir running
> ... it isn't.
>
> The only thing I can obviously see, it takes pretty long before the program
> crashes (about 1,5 minutes I guess)...but I must say, that I run the program
> on a Pentium 3 Computer with 256 MB RAM ... but the precompiled version
> worked well.
>
> Just another thought: I am not using KDE, but XFCE instead, perhaps it is up
> to that fact, that I get this curious message and cannot run xastir.
>
> 73 and regards
> Rainer DL5PD

Hmm, I ran through the entire procedure a 2nd time last night - the
only changes I made to the original instructions were minor.  I
changed the method of adding the non-free repository to use the echo
command instead of editing with nano, and I changed the method of
creating the .cvsrc file to use cat instead of nano.  Since nano is
not installed by default, I decided to take it out of the equation.

After running through it again, I got the same result - Xastir works
fine - I do admit I haven't really done much with it other than verify
that the OSM maps work.  I'm not getting any errors in the terminal
other than the expected one for Festival.

I am running the KDE (lite) version of Sidux installed in Virtualbox.I
have run Xastir in XFCE desktops before (Xubuntu and VectorLinux) with
no issues.  If I get some time I can try setting up a virtual machine
with the XFCE version of Sidux and see if it behaves any differently.

Lee - K5DAT
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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Curt, WE7U]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Curt, WE7U wrote:


Not necessarily true.  There's no guarantee that we were smart
enough to bypass the hostname lookup if there appears to be a valid
IP address in the hostname field.  Yea, interface.c in net_init()
does this every time:

   (void)host_lookup(port_data[port].device_host_name,
   ip_addrs,
   sizeof(ip_addrs),
   13);

Sorry about thinking that Xastir would avoid the hostname lookup in
that case.

So...  We could smarten up the code there to test whether it looks
like a valid IP address and bypass the host lookup.  I have other
pressing matters to attend to though, like re-writing the GPSD
interface code.

If you (or anyone else) care to write a patch to do the above, send
it along and I'll test it out/commit it.


It looks like running the hostname through inet_aton() would tell us
if it was a valid address.  Should be a simple patch but I'm not
going to look at it right now.  Anyone else?

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Curt, WE7U]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:


again. it is configured correctly and resolving hostnames is not a problem.
Xastir connects to internet hosts without any delays either ,just like
any other program.


Except that the count you're mentioning is Xastir doing a hostname
lookup using your system hostname lookup functions.  It certainly
sounds from your description as if Xastir is trying a lookup one one
service and either getting a delayed response or getting no response
and having to try another service or server.



also , i use 127.0.0.1 for gpsd server, so hostname lookup should
not happen at all in this case. the behaviour of Xastir is identical
in regard to gpsd no matter if i set hostname , or ip.


Not necessarily true.  There's no guarantee that we were smart
enough to bypass the hostname lookup if there appears to be a valid
IP address in the hostname field.  Yea, interface.c in net_init()
does this every time:

(void)host_lookup(port_data[port].device_host_name,
ip_addrs,
sizeof(ip_addrs),
13);

Sorry about thinking that Xastir would avoid the hostname lookup in
that case.

So...  We could smarten up the code there to test whether it looks
like a valid IP address and bypass the host lookup.  I have other
pressing matters to attend to though, like re-writing the GPSD
interface code.

If you (or anyone else) care to write a patch to do the above, send
it along and I'll test it out/commit it.

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski]

--

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Curt, WE7U wrote:


On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:


 i am doing exactly that, still hostname lookup messages do appear - that
 is why i consider it weird.

 Xastir connects to internet aprs servers just fine, and system is
 configured properly.

 hostname 'lookup' does not 'time out'
 when looking for gpsd server it just displays
 'looking up hostname [number]' and number increases from (perhaps 0?)
 and tediously cycles via 1000 2 and so on, increasing by 1.
 it consumes ~100% cpu time and lasts up to minute.
 then connection is attempted.


Check your /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf files.  Most
likely the first one is specifying that you try to look up the
hostname from a service that is not responding or is slow to
respond, then after a timeout you switch to the next service and
succeed.  My nsswitch.conf line looks like this:

   hosts:  files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns

So it will look in /ect/hosts first ("files"), and I have localhost
defined in that file:

   127.0.0.1   localhost



again. it is configured correctly and resolving hostnames is not a 
problem.

Xastir connects to internet hosts without any delays either ,just like
any other program.

also , i use 127.0.0.1 for gpsd server, so hostname lookup should not 
happen at all in this case. the behaviour of Xastir is identical

in regard to gpsd no matter if i set hostname , or ip.

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Curt, WE7U]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:


i am doing exactly that, still hostname lookup messages do appear - that
is why i consider it weird.

Xastir connects to internet aprs servers just fine, and system is
configured properly.

hostname 'lookup' does not 'time out'
when looking for gpsd server it just displays
'looking up hostname [number]' and number increases from (perhaps 0?)
and tediously cycles via 1000 2 and so on, increasing by 1.
it consumes ~100% cpu time and lasts up to minute.
then connection is attempted.


Check your /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf files.  Most
likely the first one is specifying that you try to look up the
hostname from a service that is not responding or is slow to
respond, then after a timeout you switch to the next service and
succeed.  My nsswitch.conf line looks like this:

hosts:  files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns

So it will look in /ect/hosts first ("files"), and I have localhost
defined in that file:

127.0.0.1   localhost

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:


 thanx! it still behaves bit weird, i.e. it cycles first via
 messages like 'looking up hostname (and numbers going up)
 but this time after few seconds it connects fine and interface remains
 'up' 
:) 


You might try 127.0.0.1 and 2947 to avoid the hostname lookup.  It
sounds like your hostname lookup is doing a timeout somewhere, which
is not an Xastir problem but a system configuration problem.


i am doing exactly that, still hostname lookup messages do appear - that
is why i consider it weird.

Xastir connects to internet aprs servers just fine, and system is
configured properly.

hostname 'lookup' does not 'time out'
when looking for gpsd server it just displays
'looking up hostname [number]' and number increases from (perhaps 0?)
and tediously cycles via 1000 2 and so on, increasing by 1.
it consumes ~100% cpu time and lasts up to minute.
then connection is attempted.

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Re: [Xastir] Sidux 2010-01 Installation Notes

[Curt, WE7U]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Rainer D., DL5PD wrote:


Indexing maps...
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
Finished indexing maps


Those are odd.



*** Reading WX Alert log files
*** Done with WX Alert log files
ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 1972, errno = 32


How are you starting Xastir?  As a normal user?  As root?  With
sudo?

Another thing to check:  Since you are switching from a pre-compiled
Xastir to a CVS version, it is likely installing in a new place
(/usr/local/share/xastir) instead of the old (/usr/share/xastir), so
your ~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file may be pointing at the old
instead of the new.  Check the paths in there.  Also check whether
you need to move your old maps to the new location for Xastir to
find them.


Just another thought: I am not using KDE, but XFCE instead, perhaps it is up 
to that fact, that I get this curious message and cannot run xastir.


I run Xastir on a P3-866MHz sometimes with 384MB of memory using
FVWM2 window manager, works fine.  FVWM2 is older than XFCE.

I did a quick check via Google for that error message and came
across this talkinga bout running an app with sudo (which you
shouldn't be doing in this case):

http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/suse-linux-help/95858-ice-default-io-error-handler.html

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Re: [Xastir] Sidux 2010-01 Installation Notes

[Rainer D., DL5PD]

Hello Lee,

thanks a lot for your description in the wiki. I just installed the new 
Sidux Hypnos and first of all, I tried to install xastir 1.9.9 as you 
discribed it in the wiki.


Unfortunately, the result stays the same:

These are the last messages from the console-output before the program 
crashes:


Code #1129  data  hotkey <>
Code #1130  data  hotkey <>
Code #1131  data  hotkey <>
Code #1132  data  hotkey <>
Code #1133  data  hotkey <>
Code #1134  data  hotkey <>
Code #1135  data  hotkey <>
LANG 1136
Indexing maps...
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error
Finished indexing maps
*** Reading WX Alert log files
*** Done with WX Alert log files
ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 1972, errno = 32

As Curt proposed, I looked up if there is another process of xastir 
running ... it isn't.


The only thing I can obviously see, it takes pretty long before the 
program crashes (about 1,5 minutes I guess)...but I must say, that I run 
the program on a Pentium 3 Computer with 256 MB RAM ... but the 
precompiled version worked well.


Just another thought: I am not using KDE, but XFCE instead, perhaps it 
is up to that fact, that I get this curious message and cannot run xastir.


73 and regards
Rainer DL5PD


Lee Bengston schrieb:

http://www.xastir.org/wiki/HowTo:Sidux_2010-01

Having done a quick test earlier today with the new Sidux release, I
thought it best to document what was done.  There's a new HowTo at the
link above - basically the Debian Squeeze HowTo with a few minor
tweaks.  I think the Squeeze HowTo may work as is for Sidux 2010, but
I didn't have time to go back and try that.

I like the red color theme in the KDE-lite version of Sidux 2010--01
by the way   :-)

Regards,

Lee - K5DAT
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Re: [Xastir] OSM maps and README.maps

[Jerry Dunmire]

Hi David,
Thanks for your offer.

The files specify the source and options for various on-line map
images generated from the OpenStreetMap data. The best starting point
to identify each of the 'styles' is this URL:
http://ojw.dev.openstreetmap.org/StaticMap/?lat=37.3136451416&lon=-121.874084472&z=11&mode=Style&;

The .osm files force Xastir to use binned scaling levels that match
the 18 fixed levels from the OSM. This eliminates scaling of the bit
mapped images, leading to clean images without aliasing artifacts
(jagged lines, blurring, dropped pixels, etc.) Other than their effect
on scaling the .osm files are identical to the .geo files of the same
name.

I am looking at some alternatives for selecting zoom levels, that if
acceptable, will eliminate the .osm files.

The .geo/.osm files also include comments that you might want to review.

Also note that .osm extension has a different, incompatible, meaning
for the OSM project.

73,
...jerry
KA6HLD

On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 2:54 PM, David Flood  wrote:
> If someone can provide a one or two line description of what each of the new
> map chooser files does then I'm willing to massage that info into the readme
> and feed it back to Curt...
>
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Re: [Xastir] Gpsd errors in xastir

[Curt, WE7U]

On Sun, 13 Jun 2010, John"D" Thompson wrote:


Hi running Xastir  V1.9.9 compiled from svn 6/13/2010. GPSD V2.92-4
configured localhost 2947. I run mobile with laptop, and kiss tnc and USB
gps puck (bu353) I get errors when monitoring gps in "interface control" and
looking at the data in the lower left corner xastir reports 0 sats and fix
invalid. I suspect it is a error asscociated with the new format gpsd is
using but not certain. possibly there is a workaround I have not found? I
have 3Dfix and good gps data running XGPS, also have used this hardware
combination with success with older versions of xastir/gpsd.


gpsd has changed their API as of version 2.91.  We'll need to
rewrite the Xastir end of things to use libgps instead of using a
direct socket connection to the daemon as we have for many years.

A workaround would be to use gpsd prior to version 2.91 until we get
that done.

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Curt, WE7U]

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:


thanx! it still behaves bit weird, i.e. it cycles first via
messages like 'looking up hostname (and numbers going up)
but this time after few seconds it connects fine and interface remains 'up' 
:)


You might try 127.0.0.1 and 2947 to avoid the hostname lookup.  It
sounds like your hostname lookup is doing a timeout somewhere, which
is not an Xastir problem but a system configuration problem.

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski]

thanx! it still behaves bit weird, i.e. it cycles first via
messages like 'looking up hostname (and numbers going up)
but this time after few seconds it connects fine and interface remains 
'up' :)






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On Thu, 17 Jun 2010, Scott Evans wrote:


On Thu, 2010-06-17 at 12:44 +0200, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:

hello. if i try to add local gpsd, weird things happen
(i.e. xastir tries to connect to some weird numbers, instead of
localhost:1234)

is there any workaround to this? gps over serial port works fine.





The default port for GPSD is 2947

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Re: [Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Scott Evans]

On Thu, 2010-06-17 at 12:44 +0200, Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski wrote:
> hello. if i try to add local gpsd, weird things happen
> (i.e. xastir tries to connect to some weird numbers, instead of
> localhost:1234)
> 
> is there any workaround to this? gps over serial port works fine.
> 
> 
> 

The default port for GPSD is 2947

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[Xastir] failure to use gpsd

[Piotr Gluszenia Slawinski]

hello. if i try to add local gpsd, weird things happen
(i.e. xastir tries to connect to some weird numbers, instead of
localhost:1234)

is there any workaround to this? gps over serial port works fine.



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