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> Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use regular expressions." > Now they have two problems. Dongle "device index" actually accepts serial numbers too, document that.
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117 lines
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## TEMPLATE FILE - This is used to create /etc/default/dump1090-mutability ##
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## The first three lines will be discarded ##
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# dump1090-mutability configuration file
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# This is a POSIX shell fragment.
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# You can edit this file directly, or use
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# "dpkg-reconfigure dump1090-mutability"
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# Set to "yes" to start dump1090 on boot.
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START_DUMP1090=
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# User to run dump1090 as.
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DUMP1090_USER=
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# Logfile to log to
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LOGFILE=
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#
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# Receiver options
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#
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# RTLSDR device index or serial number to use
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# If set to "none", dump1090 will be started in --net-only mode
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DEVICE=
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# RTLSDR gain in dB.
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# If set to "max" (the default) the maximum supported gain is used.
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# If set to "agc", the tuner AGC is used to set the gain.
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GAIN=
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# RTLSDR frequency correction in PPM
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PPM=
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# If yes, enable sampling at 2.4MHz. Otherwise, 2.0MHz is used.
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OVERSAMPLE=
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# If yes, enables phase-enhancement of messages
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PHASE_ENHANCE=
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#
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# Decoding options
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#
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# If yes, fixes messages with correctable CRC errors.
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FIX_CRC=
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# If yes, enables aggressive fixes to damaged messages.
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# Use with caution - it can increase the rate of undetected errors.
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AGGRESSIVE=
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# If set, supplies a reference location for local position decoding.
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LAT=
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LON=
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#
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# Networking options
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#
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# Port to listen on for HTTP connections. 0 disables.
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# HTTP defaults to being disabled unless you specify something here. I
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# that you do not enable this, and instead serve the contents of
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# /usr/share/dump1090-mutability and JSON_DIR (below) using a proper
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# webserver. See /etc/lighttpd/conf-available/90-dump1090.conf
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# for an example configuration ("sudo lighty-enable-mod dump1090" to enable)
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HTTP_PORT=
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# Port to listen on for raw (AVR-format) input connections. 0 disables.
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RAW_INPUT_PORT=
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# Port to listen on for raw (AVR-format) output connections. 0 disables.
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RAW_OUTPUT_PORT=
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# Port to listen on for SBS-format output connections. 0 disables.
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SBS_OUTPUT_PORT=
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# Port to listen on for Beast-format input connections. 0 disables.
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BEAST_INPUT_PORT=
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# Port to listen on for Beast-format output connections. 0 disables.
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BEAST_OUTPUT_PORT=
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# Port to listen on for FATSV-format output connections. 0 disables.
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FATSV_OUTPUT_PORT=
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# TCP heartbeat interval in seconds. 0 disables.
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NET_HEARTBEAT=
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# Minimum output buffer size per write, in bytes.
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NET_OUTPUT_SIZE=
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# Maximum buffering time before writing, in seconds.
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NET_OUTPUT_INTERVAL=
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# TCP buffer size, in bytes
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NET_BUFFER=
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# Bind ports on a particular address. If unset, binds to all interfaces.
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# This defaults to binding to localhost. If you need to allow remote
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# connections, change this.
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NET_BIND_ADDRESS=
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#
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# Misc options
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#
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# Interval (in seconds) between logging stats to the logfile. 0 disables.
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STATS_INTERVAL=
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# Path to write json state to (for use with an external webserver). Blank disables.
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JSON_DIR=
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# Interval between writing json state (in seconds). 0 disables.
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JSON_INTERVAL=
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# Additional options that are passed to the Daemon.
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EXTRA_ARGS=
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