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r1264 r1266 800 800 </li> 801 801 <li> 802 On Window systems it is not possible to run several BNC jobs in parallel on the same host because processing options are saved in the Windows register. However, this is possible on Unix/Linux/Mac systems where the configuration is saved in files. You may start several BNC jobs from shell stripts, each with its own definition of $HOME (e.g. export $HOME=/home/user/dir/bnc_test) before calling BNC so that the configuration file is expected at '/home/user/dir/bnc_test/.config/BKG/BKG_NTRIP_client.conf'.802 On Window systems it is not possible to run several BNC jobs in parallel on the same host because processing options are saved in the same Windows register. However, this is possible on Unix/Linux/Mac systems where the configuration is saved in files. You may start several BNC jobs from shell scripts, each script with its own (re-)definition of $HOME directory (e.g. export $HOME=/home/user/bnc_test) before calling BNC so that the configuration file is expected e.g. at '/home/user/bnc_test/.config/BKG/BKG_NTRIP_client.conf'. 803 803 </li> 804 804 <br>
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