Regarding Observation 14174767 …
I’m running a SatNOGS station on a Raspberry Pi using Docker (SatNOGS Client 2.1.2 with Hamlib containers).
I noticed something unusual with one of my recent observations: the observation completed successfully, artifacts and waterfall were uploaded without errors, but on the SatNOGS Network only around 12 seconds of payload/audio seem to be available, while the scheduled observation duration was much longer.
From the client logs I can see:
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Observation starts normally
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Doppler tracking through rigctld works
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Waterfall upload is successful
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Payload (.ogg) upload is also reported as successful
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Post-observation script runs successfully
Example log lines:
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“Artifacts upload for observation successful”
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“Upload of waterfall image successful”
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“PUT file satnogs_xxxxx.ogg to network API”
Inside the container, /tmp/.satnogs/data/ is cleaned after upload, so I could not inspect the recorded OGG afterward.
For this specific observation, gr_satellites also reports:
“Satellite 66657 not found”
I understand that this means the satellite is not yet available in gr-satellites definitions, but I’m not sure whether that could also explain why only a short part of the recording appears on the Network.
My questions:
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Does “Satellite XXXX not found” affect the uploaded audio recording length, or only decoding?
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If waterfall and payload upload both return success, what could cause only ~12 seconds to appear on the observation page?
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Is there a recommended way to keep observation files locally when running via Docker for debugging?
Thank you very much for your help