NET 2 (you :) is currently on Mystic but my desire would be to shift o this and run the same software as 1,3, and 4.
Why?
On 13 May 2021 at 02:59p, Oli pondered and said...
NET 2 (you :) is currently on Mystic but my desire would be to
shift o this and run the same software as 1,3, and 4.
Why?
Standardization. If things are mostly the same between HUBs in terms of
how they are set up and run.... It makes for easier debugging, changes to config and reports generated.
Btw, hpt still has a standardization problem with the JAM ;) (AFAIK) and doesn't have stable releases.
Re: HUB Query
By: Oli to Avon on Fri May 14 2021 08:38 am
Btw, hpt still has a standardization problem with the JAM ;)
(AFAIK) and doesn't have stable releases.
It seems to have a problem with squish too.. recently it seems to always use even seconds. Maybe that solves the problem, I don't know.
Oh noooo! (exploding like a Lemming).
Good to know, I just assumed it was fixed as there was a commit for the bug. Are you're sure that it is not your uplink(s) that modifies the time? (doesn't look like it as the mails from every network look fine as far as I can tell).
I'll let some stuff collect here for a bit and inspect the time on the incoming packets vs what my msgbase says.
So it seems.. after having a look at those inbound/outbound packets that the seconds are passed on as is, and that messages stored in my squish bases are stored with even seconds
I don't know if that is an issue. I find it odd but I don't know if that
is an issue.
I think it's perfectly fine and to be expected (for a Squish message base). I find the 2-second DOS time issue odd too though.
I think it's perfectly fine and to be expected (for a Squish message base). I find the 2-second DOS time issue odd too though.
I think it's perfectly fine and to be expected (for a Squish message
base). I find the 2-second DOS time issue odd too though.
Just as an experiment I switched a few of my fsxNet areas to jam and did
a rescan on those areas. All of the dates that golded displayed all had even seconds.
I think what I am seeing here is because of the way golded displays the date.
Where did you get the rescan from? If it's from your Squish base, you should get 1-second accuracy. If you rescanned from Hub 1, 3 or 4 (or any other node that uses hpt with JAM) you would get 2-second resolution, because of a bug / design flaw in husky's smapi. hpt mangles the time when storing messages in a JAM base and they are lost forever. Which means the first time you receive the mail from your hub it has the correct time. If you do a rescan, all odd seconds have been changed to even seconds.
Golded does display time accurately down to the second (with JAM). The odd seconds (as in least significant bit) have been stripped somewhere else.
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