Feed dropping?

[KAA951]

I recently upgraded my feed to the "Radiofeed" program at the suggestion of RR.

The program includes a metadata file that shows the status of the feed over time. My feed seems to be continually dropping and reconnecting- especially during the day. Here is an example:

12:17:15 Source Client- RadioReference Timeout
12:17:15 Source Client Disconnected
12:17:26 Source Client Connected to a RadioReference Server
12:19:09 Source Client- RadioReference Timeout
12:19:09 Source Client Disconnected
12:19:19 Source Client Connected to a RadioReference Server
etc.etc.etc.etc

From a quick count- this happened 62 times yesterday between Noon and 3 pm- sometimes twice a minute!

The last message said "Mountpoint in use" and since then it hasn't dropped?

Any ideas?

 

[bonez01]

I have been having the same issues with my feeds. My ISP is working on the internet in my area this was the cause of the problem for me. Try rebooting your modem and router

 

[KB0VWG]

Do a constant ping

Try This

Click on run and then in the box type in cmd, This will open a black window, in that window where the cursor is type Yahoo! -t. Let that run while you are gone you can minimize that window if you want. When you get home open up the window and see if there are any lost packets or timeouts. This will tell you in\f your internet is dropping throught the day. I just picked yahoo as a website, you can ping whatever you want.

73s
kb0vwg

 

[KB0VWG]

I Meant to type

Try This

Click on run and then in the box type in cmd, This will open a black window, in that window where the cursor is type Yahoo! -t. Let that run while you are gone you can minimize that window if you want. When you get home open up the window and see if there are any lost packets or timeouts. This will tell you in\f your internet is dropping throught the day. I just picked yahoo as a website, you can ping whatever you want.

73s
kb0vwg

Need to type [www.yahoo.com -t}

 

[ST-Bob]

Ummmm... No. That's not a standard DOS or Windows command. Dunno where you got this info but unless you've installed something on your PC that's different from everyone else's it's not gonna work.

What you really want to type is

ping -t www.yahoo.com

Hit control-break to see statistics and hit control-c to stop

 

[KB0VWG]

Ummmm... No. That's not a standard DOS or Windows command. Dunno where you got this info but unless you've installed something on your PC that's different from everyone else's it's not gonna work.

What you really want to type is

ping -t www.yahoo.com

Hit control-break to see statistics and hit control-c to stop

MM yeah
Dos command is Code: ping www.yahoo.com -t or you can do it the other way if you want
kb0vwg