Hello,
I'm using PlanePlotter as an echo port listener for the PlaneFinder Receiver. Since I've updated to the latest PP version (6.4.5.4), the PFR Receiver log is showing below entries:
"Echo port message queue exceeded threshold! Will attempt to disconnect slow listeners"
Then PP is disconnected, later successfully reconnected, and after about 15-30 seconds, above error message re-appears and PP is disconnected, etc.
View the log file:
https://s29.postimg.org/9rg0ujfnb/18_03_2017_logs.jpg
PP is the only echo port listener. I haven't changed any settings in PP.
PP's change log for 6.4.5.4:
I've reverted to PP 6.4.5.2 and everything is back to normal again.
The PP developer doesn't understand above log messages. My guess is that PP 6.4.5.4 is slower than previous versions, although the processor load is the same as previous versions (max. 15%).
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
Frits
I'm using PlanePlotter as an echo port listener for the PlaneFinder Receiver. Since I've updated to the latest PP version (6.4.5.4), the PFR Receiver log is showing below entries:
"Echo port message queue exceeded threshold! Will attempt to disconnect slow listeners"
Then PP is disconnected, later successfully reconnected, and after about 15-30 seconds, above error message re-appears and PP is disconnected, etc.
View the log file:
https://s29.postimg.org/9rg0ujfnb/18_03_2017_logs.jpg
PP is the only echo port listener. I haven't changed any settings in PP.
PP's change log for 6.4.5.4:
New in version 6.4.5.4
Manual Mlats are performed peer-to-peer with no server involvement. This makes the procedure the same as the method used by Sector Master Users. As well as reducing the load on the server, this will avoid any synchronisation problems during busy periods.
There are still many new features on my list to add but since it is quite a while since I released a new version, please consider this an interim release.
I've reverted to PP 6.4.5.2 and everything is back to normal again.
The PP developer doesn't understand above log messages. My guess is that PP 6.4.5.4 is slower than previous versions, although the processor load is the same as previous versions (max. 15%).
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
Frits