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230 changes: 118 additions & 112 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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Expand Up @@ -27,13 +27,13 @@ Clone the official repository on your computer and start the build process.

When finished, you will find the precompiled versions for various platforms in the `dist` folder.

rdio-scanner-darwin-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-darwin-arm64-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-freebsd-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-386-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-arm64-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-arm-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-windows-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
rdio-scanner-darwin-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-darwin-arm64-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-freebsd-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-386-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-arm64-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-linux-arm-v6.5.2.zip
rdio-scanner-windows-amd64-v6.5.2.zip

**Happy Rdio scanning !**
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################################################################################

app := rdio-scanner
date := 2022/06/29
ver := 6.5.1
date := 2022/07/11
ver := 6.5.2

client := $(wildcard client/*.json client/*.ts)
server := $(wildcard server/*.go)
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"build": "ng build --base-href ./ --configuration production",
"start": "ng serve"
},
"version": "6.5.1"
"version": "6.5.2"
}
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<span>{{ callTalkgroup }}</span>
</div>
<div>
<span>{{ callDate | date:'MM/dd' }} </span>
<span>{{ callProgress | date:timeFormat }}</span>
</div>
</div>
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branding = '';

call: RdioScannerCall | undefined;
callDate: Date | undefined;
callError = '0';
callFrequency: string = this.formatFrequency(0);
callHistory: RdioScannerCall[] = new Array<RdioScannerCall>(5);
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this.callProgress = new Date(this.call.dateTime);
this.callProgress.setSeconds(this.callProgress.getSeconds() + time);

if (Date.now() - this.callProgress.getTime() >= 86400000) {
this.callDate = this.call.dateTime;
} else {
this.callDate = undefined;
}

this.callSystem = this.call.systemData?.label || `${this.call.system}`;

this.callTag = this.call.talkgroupData?.tag || '';
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Expand Up @@ -12,8 +12,16 @@ A: Due to the ACME protocol used by Let's Encrypt, ports 80 and 443 must be open

A: Force a refresh of the web application from the browser (usually with ctrl-shift-r) to resolve the issue. Alternatively, you can click on the icon just to the left of the URL address and select website settings, then clear all website data.

**Q: How do I install FFMPEG on Windows**

A: Please follow instructions at this address: [https://www.wikihow.com/Install-FFmpeg-on-Windows](https://www.wikihow.com/Install-FFmpeg-on-Windows)

**Q: How do I configure a reverse-proxy in front of Rdio Scanner**

A: There are so many reverse proxy technologies out there that it's hard the cover them all. One thing to keep in mind is that Rdio Scanner works with websockets, so the reverse proxy must also supports websockets to work properly with Rdio Scanner. For some examples, take a look at the [https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/tree/master/docs/examples/apache](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/tree/master/docs/examples/apache) for `Apache HTTP` or [https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/tree/master/docs/examples/nginx](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/tree/master/docs/examples/nginx) for `nginx`.

**Q: I did not find an answer to my question in this FAQ**

A: No problem, just drop us a line at **[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])** and we'll make sure to add the relevant information in this document in the next release. In the meantime, You can ask your questions on the [Rdio Scanner Discussions](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/discussions) at **[https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/discussions](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/discussions)**.
A: No problem, just drop us a line at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and we'll make sure to add the relevant information in this document in the next release. In the meantime, You can ask your questions on the [Rdio Scanner Discussions](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/discussions) at [https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/discussions](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/discussions).

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rdio@macos ~ % mkdir rdio-scanner
rdio@macos ~ % cd rdio-scanner
rdio@macos rdio-scanner % unzip \
> ~/Downloads/rdio-scanner-darwin-arm64-v6.5.1.zip
Archive: /Users/rdio/Downloads/rdio-scanner-darwin-arm64-v6.5.1.zip
> ~/Downloads/rdio-scanner-darwin-arm64-v6.5.2.zip
Archive: /Users/rdio/Downloads/rdio-scanner-darwin-arm64-v6.5.2.zip
inflating: rdio-scanner
inflating: rdio-scanner.pdf

3. Run the executable.

rdio@macos rdio-scanner % ./rdio-scanner
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 08:38:06 server started
2022/06/29 08:38:06 main interface at http://macos.local:3000
2022/06/29 08:38:06 admin interface at http://macos.local:3000/admin
2022/07/11 08:38:06 server started
2022/07/11 08:38:06 main interface at http://macos.local:3000
2022/07/11 08:38:06 admin interface at http://macos.local:3000/admin

4. Access the administrative dashboard to finalize the configuration.

Expand All @@ -77,11 +77,11 @@ Here we want our [Rdio Scanner](https://guthub.com/chuot/rdio-scanner) instance

rdio@macos rdio-scanner % ./rdio-scanner --listen :80
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 08:48:03 server started
2022/06/29 08:48:03 main interface at http://macos.local
2022/06/29 08:48:03 admin interface at http://macos.local/admin
2022/07/11 08:48:03 server started
2022/07/11 08:48:03 main interface at http://macos.local
2022/07/11 08:48:03 admin interface at http://macos.local/admin

## Listening on a SSL port

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> -ssl_key_file mykey.key \
> -ssl_listen :443
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 08:50:58 server started
2022/06/29 08:50:58 main interface at http://macos.local
2022/06/29 08:50:58 main interface at https://macos.local
2022/06/29 08:50:58 admin interface at https://macos.local/admin
2022/07/11 08:50:58 server started
2022/07/11 08:50:58 main interface at http://macos.local
2022/07/11 08:50:58 main interface at https://macos.local
2022/07/11 08:50:58 admin interface at https://macos.local/admin

If you don't want to worry about SSL certificates, you can use the built-in Let's Encrypt auto-cert feature. This requires that you have both port 80 (HTTP) and port 443 (HTTPS) open to the world. Also, your domain name should point to your IP address where [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/) is running. The advantage of this approach is that everything is done automatically, no certificate request, no certificate renewal.

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> -ssl_auto_cert mydomain.com \
> -ssl_listen :443 \
> -config_save
2022/06/29 08:52:24 rdio-scanner.ini file created
2022/07/11 08:52:24 rdio-scanner.ini file created

All of your parameters passed as arguments to [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner) have been saved to an INI file which has the same arguments/values list.

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rdio@macos rdio-scanner % ./rdio-scanner
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 08:54:08 server started
2022/06/29 08:54:08 main interface at http://macos.local
2022/06/29 08:54:08 main interface at https://macos.local
2022/06/29 08:54:08 admin interface at https://macos.local/admin
2022/07/11 08:54:08 server started
2022/07/11 08:54:08 main interface at http://macos.local
2022/07/11 08:54:08 main interface at https://macos.local
2022/07/11 08:54:08 admin interface at https://macos.local/admin

## Install Rdio Scanner as a service

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rdio@pc-freebsd:~ $ mkdir rdio-scanner
rdio@pc-freebsd:~ $ cd rdio-scanner
rdio@pc-freebsd:~/rdio-scanner $ unzip \
> ~/rdio-scanner-freebsd-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
Archive: ../rdio-scanner-freebsd-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
> ~/rdio-scanner-freebsd-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
Archive: ../rdio-scanner-freebsd-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
extracting: rdio-scanner
extracting: rdio-scanner.pdf

3. Run the executable.

rdio@pc-freebsd:~/rdio-scanner $ ./rdio-scanner
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 08:16:36 server started
2022/06/29 08:16:36 main interface at http://pc-freebsd:3000
2022/06/29 08:16:36 admin interface at http://pc-freebsd:3000/admin
2022/07/11 08:16:36 server started
2022/07/11 08:16:36 main interface at http://pc-freebsd:3000
2022/07/11 08:16:36 admin interface at http://pc-freebsd:3000/admin

4. Access the administrative dashboard to finalize the configuration.

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Password:
root@pc-freebsd:/home/rdio/rdio-scanner # ./rdio-scanner -listen :80
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 08:19:38 server started
2022/06/29 08:19:38 main interface at http://pc-freebsd
2022/06/29 08:19:38 admin interface at http://pc-freebsd/admin
2022/07/11 08:19:38 server started
2022/07/11 08:19:38 main interface at http://pc-freebsd
2022/07/11 08:19:38 admin interface at http://pc-freebsd/admin

## Listening on a SSL port

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> -ssl_key_file mykey.key \
> -ssl_listen :443
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 10:34:29 server started
2022/06/29 10:34:29 main interface at http://pc-freebsd
2022/06/29 10:34:29 main interface at https://pc-freebsd
2022/06/29 10:34:29 admin interface at https://pc-freebsd/admin
2022/07/11 10:34:29 server started
2022/07/11 10:34:29 main interface at http://pc-freebsd
2022/07/11 10:34:29 main interface at https://pc-freebsd
2022/07/11 10:34:29 admin interface at https://pc-freebsd/admin

If you don't want to worry about SSL certificates, you can use the built-in Let's Encrypt auto-cert feature. This requires that you have both port 80 (HTTP) and port 443 (HTTPS) open to the world. Also, your domain name should point to your IP address where [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/) is running. The advantage of this approach is that everything is done automatically, no certificate request, no certificate renewal.

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> -ssl_auto_cert mydomain.com \
> -ssl_listen :443 \
> -config_save
2022/06/29 10:37:00 rdio-scanner.ini file created
2022/07/11 10:37:00 rdio-scanner.ini file created

All of your parameters passed as arguments to [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner) have been saved to an INI file which has the same arguments/values list.

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Password:
root@pc-freebsd:/home/rdio/rdio-scanner # ./rdio-scanner
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 10:38:28 server started
2022/06/29 10:38:29 main interface at http://pc-freebsd
2022/06/29 10:38:29 main interface at https://pc-freebsd
2022/06/29 10:38:29 admin interface at https://pc-freebsd/admin
2022/07/11 10:38:28 server started
2022/07/11 10:38:29 main interface at http://pc-freebsd
2022/07/11 10:38:29 main interface at https://pc-freebsd
2022/07/11 10:38:29 admin interface at https://pc-freebsd/admin

## Install Rdio Scanner as a service

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[rdio@pc-linux ~]$ mkdir rdio-scanner
[rdio@pc-linux ~]$ cd rdio-scanner
[rdio@pc-linux rdio-scanner]$ unzip \
> ~/Downloads/rdio-scanner-linux-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
Archive: /home/rdio/Downloads/rdio-scanner-linux-amd64-v6.5.1.zip
> ~/Downloads/rdio-scanner-linux-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
Archive: /home/rdio/Downloads/rdio-scanner-linux-amd64-v6.5.2.zip
inflating: rdio-scanner
inflating: rdio-scanner.pdf

3. Run the executable.

[rdio@pc-linux rdio-scanner]$ ./rdio-scanner
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 09:11:48 server started
2022/06/29 09:11:48 main interface at http://pc-linux:3000
2022/06/29 09:11:48 admin interface at http://pc-linux:3000/admin
2022/07/11 09:11:48 server started
2022/07/11 09:11:48 main interface at http://pc-linux:3000
2022/07/11 09:11:48 admin interface at http://pc-linux:3000/admin

4. Access the administrative dashboard to finalize the configuration.

Expand All @@ -78,11 +78,11 @@ Here we want our [Rdio Scanner](https://guthub.com/chuot/rdio-scanner) instance
[rdio@pc-linux rdio-scanner]$ sudo ./rdio-scanner -listen :80
[sudo] password for rdio:
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 09:14:00 server started
2022/06/29 09:14:00 main interface at http://pc-linux
2022/06/29 09:14:00 admin interface at http://pc-linux/admin
2022/07/11 09:14:00 server started
2022/07/11 09:14:00 main interface at http://pc-linux
2022/07/11 09:14:00 admin interface at http://pc-linux/admin

## Listening on a SSL port

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> -ssl_listen :443
[sudo] password for rdio:
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 09:16:47 server started
2022/06/29 09:16:47 main interface at http://pc-linux
2022/06/29 09:16:47 main interface at https://pc-linux
2022/06/29 09:16:47 admin interface at https://pc-linux/admin
2022/07/11 09:16:47 server started
2022/07/11 09:16:47 main interface at http://pc-linux
2022/07/11 09:16:47 main interface at https://pc-linux
2022/07/11 09:16:47 admin interface at https://pc-linux/admin

If you don't want to worry about SSL certificates, you can use the built-in Let's Encrypt auto-cert feature. This requires that you have both port 80 (HTTP) and port 443 (HTTPS) open to the world. Also, your domain name should point to your IP address where [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/) is running. The advantage of this approach is that everything is done automatically, no certificate request, no certificate renewal.

Expand All @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ You don't want to have to type everytime a long list of arguments. No problem, y
> -ssl_auto_cert mydomain.com \
> -ssl_listen :443 \
> -config_save
2022/06/29 09:19:29 rdio-scanner.ini file created
2022/07/11 09:19:29 rdio-scanner.ini file created

All of your parameters passed as arguments to [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner) have been saved to an INI file which has the same arguments/values list.

Expand All @@ -135,12 +135,12 @@ Then simply run [Rdio Scanner](https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner) without an
[rdio@pc-linux rdio-scanner]$ sudo ./rdio-scanner
[sudo] Mot de passe de rdio :
Rdio Scanner v6.5.1
Rdio Scanner v6.5.2
----------------------------------
2022/06/29 09:20:40 server started
2022/06/29 09:20:40 main interface at http://pc-linux
2022/06/29 09:20:40 main interface at https://pc-linux
2022/06/29 09:20:40 admin interface at https://pc-linux/admin
2022/07/11 09:20:40 server started
2022/07/11 09:20:40 main interface at http://pc-linux
2022/07/11 09:20:40 main interface at https://pc-linux
2022/07/11 09:20:40 admin interface at https://pc-linux/admin

## Install Rdio Scanner as a service

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