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Well, now I have a very red face. I launched YAAC 1.0-beta193(20-Jan-2024) to collect the requested data and now it’s coming up and looks good. In trying to solve my own issues today I did reload

Hi Keith, I’m running a M1 Max MacBook Pro on the latest Sonoma and am having no issues. The current version (and the few previous) all run fine. As Andrew asks, can you tell us what version of Java

Thanks for the update Andrew, everything is working perfectly with AIS-Catcher! Best de N2UGS

Actually, if you can send me that startup log, that would help immensely in debugging the problem, since I don't have a copy of your hardware to replicate it. You can find the log in your log

I have no idea. I just upgraded my Mac (x86, alas) on Sonoma 14.2.1, and YAAC ran fine. All I can think of is that you have a security setting in Mac OS X that is preventing YAAC from opening some of

FWIW, may be not related, but I have been seeing a lot of complaints recently from users of MacBooks that various ham applications are not working correctly. I'm wondering if there has been some

The last two versions of YAAC will not open properly on a M1 MacBook Air. The window opens but nothing is in it, the menu bar is empty. I have plenty of RAM, and I’ve been using YAAC for years.

Probably because there isn't a feature in core YAAC to automatically open a GPX (or KML) map drawing at YAAC startup. If YAAC is shut down, you presently have to manually reload any map drawings at

I'm probably just missing something obvious but I can't figure out how to get a GPX to open at start. 73 KO4NCC Jeff

next beta build#193 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2024-Jan-20 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/p/yetanotheraprsc changes and updates

I’ve been running YAAC for many, many years so am pretty accustomed to having no issues with updates but this version 1.0 (1.8.0_331) is the exception. I did this update from the Help==>Check for

Yes, this fixed the issue. I really wish there was a decent way of scripting downloading and keeping these files up to date. Thanks, Eric WG3K

How embarrassing. You found a bug. Lots of the code in the NMEA0183OverTcp port driver was copied from the APRS-IS port driver, and I forgot to take out the callsign check. And I don't have a

I do have both plugins installed and when I use the NEMA TCP port I get some error along the lines of "not a valid callsign". Where would I input a callsign? Best Regards Jeremy N2UGS

There are three categories of severe weather zones: "Z"ones, "C"ounty, and "M"arine. If you didn't install all three categories and receive a NWS_WARN message referencing a missing category, this will

Andrew, I'm not seeing many of the NWS advisories on my map even though I'm seeing the APRS data going across. Just found this in my error log: Tue Jan 09 18:33:50 EST 2024 error parsing NWS zone

Unfortunately, the way you're hooked up won't work. The External Message Source port type is for transmitting proper APRS packets originated by a script on the same computer as YAAC, and your !AIVDM

Just to confirm the version numbers...

Thank you for adding AIS-Catcher to the plugin! Though I am still having issues with YAAC reading the messages. I have it set up through an External source port. This is the error received from YAAC :

Thanks for reaching with suggestions and questions. here is a bit more info on the setup. I have been running this exercise on a non standard ARPS frequency to cut down on the noise. There are no