Change Log¶
2025.101¶
Fixed¶
Improved performance significantly when requesting many channels from an upstream caps server.
2025.069¶
Changed¶
Ported code to latest SeisComP API 17 and fix deprecation warnings.
2024.262¶
Fixed¶
MiniSEED encoding allows half a sample timing tolerance to detect contiguous records.
2023.234¶
Added¶
Command-line help and more module documentation.
2023.257¶
Added¶
New configuration option
maxRealTimeGap
andmarginRealTimeGap
. They allow to configure a dedicated backfilling stream and to prefer real-time data. The consequence is the reception of out of order records at clients.
2022-02-28¶
Added¶
New config option
timeWindowUpdateInterval
. This option sets the interval in seconds at which the relative request time window defined by optiondays
and/ordaysBefore
is updated. Use a value less or equal zero to disable the update. This feature is supported in archive mode only. A typical use case is when data has to be transmitted continuously with a time delay.
timeWindowUpdateInterval=86400
2022-02-25¶
Fixed¶
Wrong time window subscription after reconnect
2020-12-22¶
Added¶
Configuration description for daysBefore in e.g. scconfig
2020-12-17¶
Added¶
New config option
daysBefore
which can be used to set the end time of the data acquisition time window n days before the current time, e.g.,
daysBefore=10
2020-02-17¶
Changed¶
Increase default timeout for acknowledgement messages from 5s to 60s
Use microsecond precision in data requests
2020-02-12¶
Added¶
Backfilling buffer which is a tool to mitigate out-of-order data. Whenever a gap is detected, records will be held in a buffer and not sent out. Records are flushed from front to back if the buffer size is exceeded.
2020-02-10¶
Changed¶
Subscribe to streams even if the requested end time is before the last received timestamp. This is necessary to do not request data again in case of wildcard requests.
2018-08-05¶
Fixed¶
segfault in journal file parser
corrupt journal files
2018-03-19¶
Added¶
SSL support for outgoing connections
2018-03-14¶
Fixed¶
The journal file will be stored by default at @ROOTDIR@/var/run/[name]/journal where name is the name of the application. In standard cases it is
caps2caps
but not with aliases in use.
2017-03-21¶
Fixed¶
stream recovery in case of wild card request
2017-02-14¶
Added¶
out-of-order support