It was working when I shut it down to move to a new room. But now I don’t seem to be running so well. Any suggestions where to start.
I did an update. Also I don’t seem to be receiving hardly any A/C … only close in stuff.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo piaware-status
dump1090 is not running.
faup1090 is not running.
piaware is not running.
dump1090-mutab is listening for connections on port 30005.
faup1090 is NOT connected to port 30005.
piaware is NOT connected to FlightAware.
dump1090-mutab is producing data on port 30005.
EDIT
Looks like I need to check my password for PIAWARE. Having trouble with finding the right file to edit.
From what I understand Piaware uses the MAC address of the network adapter as the devices site identifier. I switched to Piaware/dump1090-mutability on the same hardware except the SD card which used to run the Piaware image this week and it kept the same site identifier for me. If you switched out a wireless adapter try switching back in the original one. I have read there is a way to spoof your MAC address so it appears as the old site identifier in dump1090 however I am not sure of the process to do so being I have not had a reason to yet.
Also you can use the following command to set up your login and password.
sudo piaware-config -user -password
It looks like your site identifier changed from “Raspberry ADSB (b8:27:eb:bd:44:6e)” to “b8:27:eb:bd:44:6e”.
This is just a guess but it appears your old setup was appending Raspberry ADBS to your MAC address and sending this as your site identifier instead of only the MAC address.
You might want to contact the FlightAware staff and see if there is a way you can some how get this fixed. That or search around the forums to see if there is in fact a way to spoof your site identifier to match the old one by appending Raspberry ADBS with the parentheses in your current setup.
I have been running a site (5162) which has been up for 269 days consecutive. I’d like to swap out the RPi B+ for a new RPi2 B, but also would like to keep the same site ID, but know that when i configure other PiAware setups that the ID seems to be whatever Flightaware assigns to it.
FlightAware Staff - is there any way that I can keep my 5162 ID and uptime status?
My 365 day longest streak from the old PiB was shown … while the old PiB was shown, but after 30 days the old PiB was removed - so was that longest streak.
Check the post here: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=35900&view=next
I swapped my first RPi B model with a newer B+ mainly to get the smaller memory card which fits the other Pi units on hand.
joel