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Missing things i analyze-file

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I am running Kstars 3.5.6 and indilib 1.9.3 on a Raspberry PI 4 with a Rasbian 10 (buster) OS

1. I don't get the lights filename, the numstars, hfr, median etc in the analyze-file.

This is part of the analyze-file (from a testrun with the cap on):
    CaptureComplete,212.906,5.000,UVIR,-1.000,,-1,-1,-1.000

and this from the log-file:
    [2021-11-27T13:57:11.885 CET INFO ][           org.kde.kstars.indi] - "FITS" file saved to "/home/hwa/Sessioner/M81/M_81/Light/UVIR/M81_Light_UVIR_5_secs_2021-11-27T13-57-11_006.fits"

On my laptop running Kubuntu 21.04 and same versions, it works.


2. Is it possible to get a timestamp in the analyse-file, like in the logfile?
    2021-11-27T13:57:11.885,CaptureComplete,212.906,5.000,UVIR,-1.000,,-1,-1,-1.000

This would make it easier to join rows.


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Håkan W
 
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Hákan,

Re the timestamp, the first non-comment line in the file gives the start time of the .analyze file, e.g.
  AnalyzeStartTime,2021-09-10 21:22:05.891,CEST
Then, on every line in the file, the 2nd field in the line is the offset from that time in seconds, e.g. in your example it is 212.906
So, if you wanted, you could calculate the timestamp for each line programatically. That is what the analyze tab does.

Re missing filenames, sorry, I'm not sure what the bug is in your Raspbian 10 OS build with filenames.
If it's StellarMate, I guess you could file a bug with Jasem/StellarMate.
It does work for me using the latest build and Ubuntu 20.04 on a Raspberry Pi.
I don't have any Raspbian systems myself.

Hy


 
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Thanks Hy!

About the timestamp, ok, I will do that!

No I don't run StellarMate, i have my own configured Rasbian with all needed software, including compiling sources.
Apart from the missing data in analyze-file (and som chrashes) it works OK.

I think I will test an Ubuntu also instead of wasting time on my homecocked solution!

I guess you run everything on the Raspberry PI, Kstars, Ekos and indilib? Do you access using a VNC-viewer or similar?

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Hákan,

Sounds like I I run Ekos the same way you do (my own configured system from sources, everything running on the telescope computer outside,
and I use NoMachine as my remote desktop client and server. 
I have 2 setups, one using Ubuntu 20.04 on a RPi4 8Gb with SSD, and another on an Intel NUC,
www.newegg.com/intel-bxnuc10i7fnkn1-nuc-...Item=N82E16856102302
with added memory and SSD, also running Ubuntu 20.04.
The two perform similarly, except, of course, the NUC is much faster, with a much more responsive UI, compared to the RPi4.

Hy
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