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maxsharabayko
maxsharabayko commented Apr 30, 2020

FEC and packet filter documentation currently lacks information about how two parties negotiate packet filter configuration.

if side A does not specify any packet filer, but side B does, then side A just accepts the configuration from side B.

If both sides specify different filter types, the connection is rejected.
For FEC, at least the number of columns has to be specified. This will enabl

aki-0919
aki-0919 commented Apr 21, 2020

I guess the last condition of this line should be typeof options2.port !== "number", not options.port.

If OPCUA server is created without port, it throws error of expecting a valid port (number)

Works: server = new opcua.OPCUAServer({ port: 26543 });
Error: `server = new o

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AaronVanGeffen
AaronVanGeffen commented May 4, 2020

Currently, there is no way to monitor FPS in-game. We would like there to be an option to do this, similarly to how OpenRCT2 achieves this.

This will require quite a bit of tinkering, but in principle, not much knowledge of the OpenLoco codebase is required. I am therefore labelling this a 'good first issue'.

For reference and inspiration, a relevant commit from OpenRCT2:
[add show fps](htt

grepory
grepory commented Oct 22, 2019

The official and locally built napalm-logs Docker container I made don't support the kafka transport. Upon inspection, I realized that kafka-python is missing from requirements.txt--so it will never make it into the container. I've fixed this in my fork, but wanted to know if that was deliberately left out or if there's a way to get it into the Docker container other than this that I'm not aware o

mbariola
mbariola commented Feb 17, 2020

Hi,

I wanted to reactivate some old code using your API which has been decommissioned, and it seems there may be some things not working.
For instance, I have been trying these links from your documentation
`https://3.vbb.transport.rest/journeys?from=900000023201&to.id=900980720&to.name=ATZE%20Musiktheater&to.latitude=52.543333&to.longitude=13.351686
{
"error": true,
"msg": "invalid to.typ

benhylau
benhylau commented Aug 19, 2016

First thing in the README.md should be step-by-step on how to use transports both from perspective of a user with "Free Basics" access, and how to run as an exit node to the real Internet. Some items that need to be clarified in the instructions:

Platform: Is Free Basics is only available to mobile phones? Then is transports?
Transports: WhatsApp, Facebook Messages, Free Basic

philippem
philippem commented May 31, 2018

We would like to assign names to the listen queues in Rabbit, rather than use the auto-generated names. This helps us debug and manage our infrastructure.

However, we found that when the service is restarted after pins are removed from listen, the corresponding bindings are not removed from the Rabbit queue. This can result in queues receiving messages they are no longer interested in. Add

matkoniecz
matkoniecz commented Sep 5, 2018

https://github.com/public-transport/friendly-public-transport-format/blob/master/README.md describes the vision, without any examples of the format itself

it links to https://github.com/public-transport/friendly-public-transport-format/blob/master/spec/readme.md that has no introduction or basic examples. It immediately starts from "In order to be able to use this format in both static data and

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