Sending Kingneed (tk103) data getting a broken pipe
Broken pipe usually indicates a network error where messages are not acknowledged by the receiver. I don't think it's caused by Traccar. I suspect it's something wrong with Docker.
Yeah, I thought that also, but am kinda stuck as to where to trace it.
Try to collect network traffic using Wireshark. Or check system logs at the time of the error.
Oh that port, it def, tcp right? Not udp?
What port?
<entry key='tk103.port'> (which I've moved to 30181)
TK103 supports both UDP and TCP. I don't know what you are using.
I believe it's TCP.....so some progress.
I reset the default.xml so that tk103 was back on 5002.....and lo and behold it stopped refusing me.
I;ve got a different problem but I think that's db related.
So interestingly enough, this was a config I'd taken from my running baremetal traccar, which I had <entry key='tk103.port'>30181 But in the docker container it didn't seem to accept that.
So I'm using the port mapping of docker to go 30181 > 5002.
So the db error is something about
WARN: Field 'id' doesn't have a default value - SQLException (... < QueryBuilder:477 < DataManager:453 < NotificationManager:62 < ...)Which both dockers seem to get. So I assume I've done something wrong in my original database backup for moving it to the container from baremetal.
Looks like you lost some database information.
Hi. I don't believe it's a traccar problem...but I had a traccar server on "bare metal" and use to have a script that would take entries from my gpsgate terminal logs, which are a raw dump of the tk103 packets received. https://www.traccar.org/forums/topic/migrating-from-gpsgate/page/2/
The script would just open up port 30181 (where I have the tk103) protocol mapped, and mean I had a dual feed in both systems (while I transition).
I've now moved to a docker container instance on traccar and all the data has been imported.
I tried my script and I get a broken pipe after the 2nd line has been sent.
I'm not seeing anything in the traccar logs (should I? Is there a higher logging level that will show me everything, ie any client connection?)
The python is just doing a socket.send, the line as read from the other log.
If I'm not seeing anything in the traccar logs, do I assume there's no connection being made?