RaspberryPi Client -- unable to create sharing key

[cmh31909]

I have followed the installation directions (and retried multiple times) all with the same result...rbfeeder is not able to create a sharing key.  Here is the output from running running rbfeeder.   I have no idea where to go from here.  Obviously the network is working, otherwise I would not have been able to install it, plus it does say "connection established" down in the output.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  This is running on a Rpi, using Bullseye (just installed it today).

cmh@rpi:/var/log $ sudo rbfeeder
[2023-06-24 20:00:42]  Starting RBFeeder Version 1.0.8 (build 20220708190411)
[2023-06-24 20:00:42]  Using configuration file: /etc/rbfeeder.ini
[2023-06-24 20:00:42]  Network-mode disabled. Using local dongle.
[2023-06-24 20:00:42]  Using GNSS (when available)
[2023-06-24 20:00:42]  Start date/time: 2023-06-24 20:00:42
[2023-06-24 20:00:42]  Socket for ANRB created. Waiting for connections on port 32088
Sat Jun 24 20:00:42 2023 EDT  dump1090-rb 1.0.8 starting up.
rtlsdr: using device #0: Generic RTL2832U OEM (Realtek, RTL2838UHIDIR, SN 00000001)
Detached kernel driver
Found Rafael Micro R820T tuner
rtlsdr: tuner gain set to 49.6 dB (gain step 28)
adaptive: using 50% duty cycle
adaptive: enabled adaptive gain control with gain limits 0.0dB (step 0) .. 58.6dB (step 29)
adaptive: enabled dynamic range control, target dynamic range 30.0dB
adaptive: enabled burst control
Allocating 4 zero-copy buffers
[2023-06-24 20:00:43]  Connection established.
[2023-06-24 20:00:43]  Empty sharing key. We will try to create a new one for you!
[2023-06-24 20:00:53]  Timeout waiting for new key. Will try again in 30 seconds.

[Runway 31]

Hi

I dont know much about Linux but I presume you tried reinstalling the software

Stop  the service then run sudo rbfeeder and wait for connection and sharing key creation (you will see information in your screen

Alan

[abcd567]

Try this:

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sudo reboot   

sudo systemctl status rbfeeder 



[cmh31909]

Thanks for you reply, yeah, I went through all of the usual steps.

I finally gave up and downloaded the feeder for FlightRadar, much more professional package, very precise and accurate directions...and it worked on the first try.  Goodbye AirNav.

[Runway 31]

I am advised that this issue has been fixed

Alan

[AirNav Support]

Radarbox is currently undergoing a major expansion, to provide users with more exciting features in the near future.
Given the complexity of such an operation (while processing enormous quantities of information nonstop), minor inconsistencies are bound to happen.
Your station was affected by the ongoing transition, and we apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused. To help you get your station up and running as quickly as possible, we send a small set of procedures below. These will require some familiarity with the command line interface of your radarbox station.
Instructions:
1. Connect to your station through the command line
2. Execute the following command
sed -i ‘/^key=/d; /^sn=/d’ /etc/rbfeeder.ini
3. Reboot your station
4. Open a web browser and go to https://www.radarbox.com/addcoverage
5. Use your sharing key to register your station