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In V1.8.19 and possibly earlier, if the SSDV image count wraps from 255 (the maximum SSDV utilises) back to 0, the LoRa Gateway ssdv folder over-writes older images with newer images with the same index count. Could code be added to avoid this, and retain all received images? Perhaps this could be achieved by creating subfolders for each cycle through the SSDV image count on a given day or by prefixing/suffixing the image file name with date and/or time. Obviously, other approaches exist to resolve this behaviour.
Thanks for all the effort maintaining this excellent application.
Steve Hyde - hyde00001
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I have also found this issue with my flight yesterday, and on a related point the wrap at 255 causes ssdv_resend.py to not work beyond image 255 too. I did have a look through the code but couldn't find anything obvious that was causing the wrap.
On Sun, 28 Feb 2021, 19:16 Kevin Walton, ***@***.***> wrote:
I have also found this issue with my flight yesterday, and on a related
point the wrap at 255 causes ssdv_resend.py to not work beyond image 255
too. I did have a look through the code but couldn't find anything obvious
that was causing the wrap.
Thanks very much
Kevin
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In V1.8.19 and possibly earlier, if the SSDV image count wraps from 255 (the maximum SSDV utilises) back to 0, the LoRa Gateway ssdv folder over-writes older images with newer images with the same index count. Could code be added to avoid this, and retain all received images? Perhaps this could be achieved by creating subfolders for each cycle through the SSDV image count on a given day or by prefixing/suffixing the image file name with date and/or time. Obviously, other approaches exist to resolve this behaviour.
Thanks for all the effort maintaining this excellent application.
Steve Hyde - hyde00001
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: