Hello Raspberry Shake Community,
I have successfully sourced the inventory file for SeisComP and am currently running SeisComP within a Docker container on Ubuntu. Due to this setup, I don’t have access to the graphical user interface typically used for configuration, as outlined in the documentation.
How to do it using the scconfig described in the SeisComp Documentation SeisComp Bindings:
Configure bindings
In scconfig, under the Bindings tab:
1. Create a seedlink profile named “geofon”, named after the upstream server.
** * Double click on the profile.**
** * Select the ‘chain’ plugin for the souce from the drop-down menu**
** * To add the plugin click on the green “plus” button on the left. Name it anything or even leave the name blank.**
** * Open this and set the name of the server (address) and its TCP port, port. Normally you leave the port at 18000 which is the default.**
** * If you wish to limit the data requested to particular channels, based on channel or location code, set Seedlink’s selectors to “BH?.D” say for fetch all BH stream and no auxiliary streams. Add the location code without a space to limit by location as well, e.g. 00BH?.D. You may add a comma-separated list of streams, e.g. “00BH?.D, 10BH?.D”. Otherwise you will be requesting all streams available for this station, potentially wasting bandwidth and slowing your system. No other changes are normally necessary.**
2. Drag and drop this profile from the right side to the network icon on the left side (you may do that also at the station level) to apply it to your station.
3. Press Ctrl+S to save the configuration. This writes configuration files in ~/seiscomp/etc/key.]
I’m seeking guidance on how to configure the bindings for my Raspberry Shake stations using the command line. Specifically, I need assistance with setting up the SeedLink bindings to connect to my stations, which are accessible via local IP addresses.
Any detailed instructions or examples on how to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help!
Best regards,
Chanthujan