The instance mwtchahrd I had running for APRS wasn't updating, so I screen -red in and it started dumping new received packets to the screen and spotting them to the local spothole. I don't know what was stuck.
I know I have spotting set up as a blocking function, but I don't know why they would be dumped once I looked at the output. I did not touch the spothole service, but maybe I hit a wrong key when exiting screen yesterday.
The instance mwtchahrd I had running for APRS wasn't updating, so I `screen -r`ed in and it started dumping new received packets to the screen and spotting them to the local spothole. I don't know what was stuck.
I know I have spotting set up as a blocking function, but I don't know why they would be dumped once I looked at the output. I did not touch the spothole service, but maybe I hit a wrong key when exiting screen yesterday.
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The instance mwtchahrd I had running for APRS wasn't updating, so I
screen -red in and it started dumping new received packets to the screen and spotting them to the local spothole. I don't know what was stuck.I know I have spotting set up as a blocking function, but I don't know why they would be dumped once I looked at the output. I did not touch the spothole service, but maybe I hit a wrong key when exiting screen yesterday.
Haven't seen this again, closing.