N1uro wrote to all <=-

bugz wrote to Avon <=-

There's a local radio station near here thats low power. I could hear
it when driving home from work.

San Francisco had a couple of pirate stations. Pirate Cat radio was one I listened to when I was in the Mission District. Good times.

Years ago I used to play an automated stream into Shoutcast that did
very well 24/7! My competition was WOLF-FM who seemed to have multiple servers at various datacenters so he could host a lot more listeners. After a while I put on a very small FM transmitter meant for car usage
on the feed server. Being that it was high up in the attic however I
had some decent "ERP" and often caught cars driving by with their
windows down jamming my station :)

We need more terrestrial pirate stations. I want to be able to put a station in a Pelikan case with a solar cell and a Pi and be able to transmit to it remotely.


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Hello poindexter;

poindexter FORTRAN wrote to N1uro <=-

N1uro wrote to all <=-

bugz wrote to Avon <=-

We need more terrestrial pirate stations. I want to be able to put a station in a Pelikan case with a solar cell and a Pi and be able to transmit to it remotely.

They have legal licenses for LPFM (Low Power FM) stations. I don't know what exactly is involved with them. My TX was a small in-car usage only TX but because of how high I had it, the ERP was raised. I would say I had about a block radius coverage area... not much but enough for me to enjoy my stuff
with a pair of FM headphones while I did yard work. This was before the bluetooth days.

The fact that others did enjoy it from time to time was kinda cool.

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N1uro wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

The fact that others did enjoy it from time to time was kinda cool.

I'm always pleased when I see someone listening to my shoutcast stream.

http://radio.realitycheckbbs.org, BTW. :)




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Hey poindexter;

poindexter FORTRAN wrote to N1uro <=-

http://radio.realitycheckbbs.org, BTW. :)

I tried to pull it up but got an SSL error, even if I tried to force non-ssl.

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N1uro wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

Hey poindexter;

poindexter FORTRAN wrote to N1uro <=-

http://radio.realitycheckbbs.org, BTW. :)

I tried to pull it up but got an SSL error, even if I tried to force non-ssl.

Strange -- I can pull it up and the cert looks valid. Could you netmail me
the certificate info?


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Hey poindexter;

Strange -- I can pull it up and the cert looks valid. Could you netmail
me the certificate info?

You should have the info.

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N1uro wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

Hey poindexter;

Strange -- I can pull it up and the cert looks valid. Could you netmail
me the certificate info?

You should have the info.

I can see it from my end, was curious to see if there was something in
between me and the listener and wanted to compare cert info from the client.

On a side note, I understand the need for SSL packet inspection, but posing
as a man in the middle to do network security just feels wrong.


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Hello poindexter;

poindexter FORTRAN wrote to N1uro <=-

I can see it from my end, was curious to see if there was something in between me and the listener and wanted to compare cert info from the client.

On a side note, I understand the need for SSL packet inspection, but posing as a man in the middle to do network security just feels wrong.

One thing I just noticed, why is SSL/TLS being enforced when it's NOT httpS? That may be my end, not sure. It should have come up via XMMS but it did not. In fact, I didn't even get a connect attempt for some reason.

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