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@ -59,12 +59,12 @@ For the RegEX filter functions see Section `[Filters]`
http://www.regexr.com/ - RegEX test tool an documentation http://www.regexr.com/ - RegEX test tool an documentation
No filter for a combination typ/plugin = all data will pass No filter for a combination typ/plugin = all data will pass
Syntax: INDIVIDUAL_NAME = TYP;DATAFIELD;PLUGIN;FREQUENZ;REGEX (separator ";") Syntax: `INDIVIDUAL_NAME = TYP;DATAFIELD;PLUGIN;FREQUENZ;REGEX` (separator `;`)
- TYP = the data typ (FMS|ZVEI|POC) - `TYP` = the data typ (FMS|ZVEI|POC)
- DATAFIELD = the field of the data array (See interface.txt) - `DATAFIELD` = the field of the data array (See interface.txt)
- PLUGIN = the name of the plugin to call with this filter (* for all) - `PLUGIN` = the name of the plugin to call with this filter (* for all)
- FREQUENZ = the frequenz to use the filter (for more SDR sticks (* for all)) - `FREQUENZ` = the frequenz to use the filter (for more SDR sticks (* for all))
- REGEX = the RegEX - `REGEX` = the RegEX
only ZVEI to all plugins with 25### at 85.5MHz only ZVEI to all plugins with 25### at 85.5MHz
testfilter = ZVEI;zvei;*;85500000;25[0-9]{3} testfilter = ZVEI;zvei;*;85500000;25[0-9]{3}
@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ Caution, script don't install a webserver with PHP and MySQL.
So you have to make up manually if you want to use MySQL support. So you have to make up manually if you want to use MySQL support.
Database Structure `boswatch.sql` in the MySQL Plugin Folder Database Structure `boswatch.sql` in the MySQL Plugin Folder
If you want to use BOSWatch as a daemon, you have to set your If you want to use BOSWatch as a daemon, you have to set your
configuration in `service/boswatch.sh` and copy it to `/etc/init.d`. configuration in `service/boswatch.sh` and copy it to `/etc/init.d`.
Then you can start BOSWatch with `sudo /etc/init.d/boswatch.sh start`. Then you can start BOSWatch with `sudo /etc/init.d/boswatch.sh start`.
For configuration-details see `service/README.md`. For configuration-details see `service/README.md`.