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- Filtering data for each typ/plugin combination with RegEX
- All configurations in a seperate config file
- Data validation (plausibility test)
- Description look-up from csv-files
- Logfiles for better troubleshooting
- verbose/quiet mode for more/none information
- Ready for use BOSWatch as daemon
##### Features for the future:
- more plugins
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- eMail (send Mails [FMS|ZVEI|POC])
- BosMon (send data to BosMon server [FMS|ZVEI|POC])
- firEmergency (send data to firEmergency server [ZVEI|POC])
- jsonSocket (send data as jsonString to a socket server [FMS|ZVEI|POC])
- for more Information to the plugins see `config.ini`
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optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FREQ, --freq FREQ Frequency you want to listen
-d DEVICE, --device DEVICE Device you want to use (Check with rtl_test)
-d DEVICE, --device DEVICE Device you want to use (Check with rtl_test)
-e ERROR, --error ERROR Frequency-Error of your device in PPM
-a {FMS,ZVEI,POC512,POC1200,POC2400} [{FMS,ZVEI,POC512,POC1200,POC2400} ...],
--demod {FMS,ZVEI,POC512,POC1200,POC2400} [{FMS,ZVEI,POC512,POC1200,POC2400} ...]
Demodulation functions
-s SQUELCH, --squelch SQUELCH level of squelch
Demodulation functions
-s SQUELCH, --squelch SQUELCH level of squelch
-u, --usevarlog Use '/var/log/boswatch' for logfiles instead of subdir 'log' in BOSWatch directory
-v, --verbose Shows more information
-q, --quiet Shows no information. Only logfiles
```
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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.
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`.
Then you can start BOSWatch with `sudo /etc/init.d/boswatch.sh start`.
For configuration-details see `service/README.md`.
### Requirements
- RTL_SDR (rtl_fm)