I´m trying to access the data on port 30005 from a receiver that is accessible through a Cloudflare tunnel. I’ve set up other services without problem, ssh and Skyaware access, but fail to get a data stream. Tried using both tcp and http as services on host machine, and call the stream on both port 30005 and 80. Any tips on how to set up this is more than welcome. The purpose is to aggregate the data from my different receivers for mainly error searching.
Install “Mixer” on one of your machines. It creates TCP tunnels to port 30005 of dump1090-fa on different machines.
Combined data is displayed on its map (clone of skyaware map). Combined data in beast format is also available at it’s port 40005.
https://github.com/abcd567a/mixer/blob/master/README.md
Thanks @abcd567! I have used readsb/tar1090 and added multiple receivers to readsb config but had not looked at this. I’ll see if it does the trick.
Btw - any chance of showing/filtering what source each plane comes from?
If by “source” you mean *ADSB" or “MLAT” etc, then this is built into mixer’s map, which is actually a clone of skyaware map
If by “source” you mean “which one of your receivers”, then this may be possible by adding some sort of “filter” code to mixer’s code, but It being beyond my skills, I never tried it.
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I should have been clearer. 
In readsb/tar1090 I mean. I see the implications but if each receiver is named in readsb ini then there is a possibility to display or filter in tar1090. Just an idea for the future.
Thanks for the info.
I am not as good in Linux as readsb/tar1090 author @wiedehopf is. However when I find some spare time, I may try to add this funtionality, but there is no gaurantee of my success.
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Oh, sorry for the mixup. I´ll put in a pull request if I can figure out a good method of doing this.
Sorry, not interested in supporting “which connection the data is coming from” in readsb/tar1090.
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