Felix Moessbauer

I had success running ShinySDR behind a nginx reverse proxy using just one port for exposing both the HTTP and the websocket endpoint. The trick is to use a path-rewrite...

Hi @kpreid, yes you can freely use this configuration. If it helps, I can also create a pull request but I'm fine if you just include that.

> Hello, I would like to take up this issue is it okay if I create the pr? Sure. Thanks for taking over.

I have exactly the same issue when collecting data from Lede routers. Unfortunately I did not have the time to investigate this further, but at a first glance it seems...

@fvigotti: I totally agree with your statement. Ill-formed input from a single client should definitely not result in a total crash. Otherwise this exporter is simply not suited for large-scale...

Currently each Team / sub team can only be split once. However in the unit tests we have multiple tests which split the `dash::Team::All()`. As all unit tests are executed...

The framework itself looks quite good, but we have to re-implement a lot of stuff regarding the distributed nature of DASH. This includes the local collection and forwarding of test...

The whole `dash::atomic` stuff is still experimental and subject to change. @devreal: I see your point, but the problem is that `sizeof(struct)` (without `packed`) depends also on the compiler. @rkowalewski:...

@dash-project/developers Until now, there is not a single commit in `sup-106-dash-doxygen`. As discussed in the meeting, the documentation will be written in branch `doc-106-dash-doxygen` to bypass CI. Please help us...

I'm going to have a look at this during the weekend. However, as the unit test succeeds, the data should have been written correctly to disk.