dump1090/debian/dump1090-mr.default
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# Defaults for dump1090-mr
# This is a POSIX shell fragment
# Set to "yes" to start dump1090 on boot.
START_DUMP1090="no"
# User to run dump1090 as.
DUMP1090_USER="dump1090"
# Logfile to log to
#LOGFILE="/var/log/dump1090-mr.log"
#
# The following options are all optional - defaults if not provided are
# shown below.
#
#
# Receiver options
#
# RTLSDR device index to use
# If set to "none", dump1090 will be started in --net-only mode
#DEVICE=0
# RTLSDR gain in dB.
# If set to "max" (the default) the maximum supported gain is used.
# If set to "agc", the tuner AGC is used to set the gain.
#GAIN=max
# RTLSDR frequency correction in PPM
#PPM=0
#
# Decoding options
#
# If yes, fixes messages with correctable CRC errors.
# Otherwise, discards messages with errors.
#FIX_CRC=no
# If yes, enables phase-enhancement of messages that fail to decode
# the first time around.
#PHASE_ENHANCE=no
# If yes, enables aggressive fixes to damaged messages.
# Use with caution - it can increase the rate of undetected errors.
#AGGRESSIVE=no
# If set, supplies a reference location for local position decoding.
#LAT=decimal.latitude.value
#LON=decimal.longitude.value
#
# Networking options
#
# Port to listen on for HTTP connections. 0 disables.
#HTTP_PORT=8080
# Port to listen on for raw (AVR-format) input connections. 0 disables.
#RAW_INPUT_PORT=30001
# Port to listen on for raw (AVR-format) output connections. 0 disables.
#RAW_OUTPUT_PORT=30002
# Port to listen on for SBS-format output connections. 0 disables.
#SBS_OUTPUT_PORT=30003
# Port to listen on for Beast-format input connections. 0 disables.
#BEAST_INPUT_PORT=30004
# Port to listen on for Beast-format output connections. 0 disables.
#BEAST_OUTPUT_PORT=30005
# TCP heartbeat interval in seconds. 0 disables.
#NET_HEARTBEAT=60
# Minimum output buffer size per write, in bytes.
#NET_OUTPUT_SIZE=5
# Maximum buffering time before writing. In units of approx 64ms (don't ask..).
#NET_OUTPUT_RATE=5
# TCP buffer size order. Power-of-two based - buffer size is 2^(n+16).
#NET_BUFFER=0
# Bind ports on a particular address. If unset, binds to all interfaces.
#BIND_ADDRESS=
# Additional options that are passed to the Daemon.
#EXTRA_ARGS=""