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#160 invalid ntripcaster not fetching data team matth8534@…
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I bought bkg ntripcaster recently. I created i have a user and a group assigned to that user. the same user is the admin. I created mountpoint in sourcemount.aut and entred my credentials and mountpint in the base. I eneted the mountpoint name along with / in the base too.gave ip and port as 2101. But the connection failed. I created the same mountpoint in clientmounts.aut and assigned the same group which i used first and tried again in my base but still the connection refused. Why's that happening?

#162 invalid couldn't setup for base station team anonymous
Description

where should I create details for base station. I assume for rover we create details inside clientmounts.aut but where for base station?

#1 fixed Error message "Wrong observation epoch(s)" weber weber
Description We continuously pull about 50 streams with BNC to feed an RTNet installation. A regular phenomen we see is lots of error messages "Wrong observation epoch(s)" in the logfile associated with a few streams like LPG20, MAL20, and RCMN0 coming from www.igs-ip.net. It ends up with daily logfiles of 300 to 400 MByte size. The error message is generated in bncgetthread.cpp around line 475. Once BNC is restarted, the error messages disappear for some time. My feeling is that following a time tag problem in the incoming stream, BNC gets into the stage (week != obs->_o.GPSWeek
dt > maxDt) which continuously generates the error messages and cannot be left. Examples for logfiles containing many of the error messages described above are to be found in our LAN on host "gref-ip" in directory /home/weber/bnc-call/bnc_server.
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