No country data yet. The list of which address ranges belong to which country is downloaded from the internet registries shortly after the server starts, and refreshed weekly.
| Address | Radio | Frequency | Mode | Decoder | For | CPU/core | Uplink | Drops | Client | Network |
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Nobody is listening at the moment.
| Address or range | Reason | Added | Until |
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Nothing is blocked.
Blocking is by address, by range, or by whole network. A single address is easy to get around; a range or a network is one decision that holds. Take care with home internet providers — blocking one blocks everybody behind it.
| When | Address | Radio | Lasted | Data | Drops | Ended | Heard | Client |
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Nothing yet.
This receiver is set up for local sharing, so the panels for managing strangers — who is connected, blocking, and connection history — are hidden. The server still records all of it, so switching this receiver to public sharing in setup turns them on with the history already there.
Shown to everyone listening, at once, and to anyone who opens the receiver. A timed notice disappears on its own — so it cannot age into a lie while you are still up a ladder. Choose "until I clear it" for a fault you have not fixed yet.
Stations are learned from RDS as people listen, and artwork is looked up once and remembered — a day for a hit, an hour for a miss. Clearing the logos makes the next listener's lookup fresh, which is the cure for a station showing somebody else's badge. Manual bookmarks are the ones you typed or imported; they never expire, and they are kept separate here because they are usually the part that is right.
Download diagnostics saves a text file of this server’s logs and settings from the last day, to send to us if something is not working. It never contains passwords, but it does contain this server’s addresses and network names — only send it to people you trust.
A receiver in a loft gets logged into roughly never, which makes it the machine most worth updating automatically. Update VibeServer upgrades this one package and is safe to run daily. Update all packages upgrades the whole system unattended — that keeps security fixes current, but an OS upgrade can occasionally need attention and nobody will be watching, so weekly is the sensible choice. Both run at the hour you pick, local time.
There is deliberately no web terminal here. The admin password's other job is guarding the gain sliders, and a shell behind it would be full control of this machine and the network around it — on a receiver that is publicly listed and served over plain HTTP. The buttons above cover what a terminal was wanted for. For a real shell from your phone, put this machine on Tailscale or WireGuard: proper key authentication, nothing exposed.
Anybody may tune this receiver. These messages are how listeners agree who goes next — there is no free text, and nobody has a name here.