Mike Ryan

I haven't messed around with the ruby environment on BT5, myself, so it could be that there are some "particulars" that go with the platform... There are several components to...

myjoyce014, Packetfu's capture/injection capabilities are only made available if you also have pcaprub installed. Try ``` gem1.9.2 install --user-install pcaprub ``` That should resolve the "uninitialized constant PacketFu::Capture" issue. Try...

I have an Airspy r2 on an M1, compiled for arm64. A single breakpoint set in [AirspyWorker::rx_callback](https://github.com/f4exb/sdrangel/blob/d1a4fca49bcabf847f36b595f6b47202895d8080/plugins/samplesource/airspy/airspyworker.cpp#L279-L291) would never hit after starting the input. After some debugging, I found I...

Note > After some debugging, I found I could get the Airspy input working properly by: > > 1. Setting a breakpoint right before the `m_airspyWorkerThread` is started [here](https://github.com/f4exb/sdrangel/blob/d1a4fca49bcabf847f36b595f6b47202895d8080/plugins/samplesource/airspy/airspyinput.cpp#L240) >...

I added specs that demonstrate the failure in #294, hopefully this helps out. I also poked around on this a bit, and it seems come down to the fact that,...

FYI, there seems to be a bit of a gotcha w.r.t Axiom::Types caching inferences. Things work well if you create the type prior to inferring: ``` class Foo; end Axiom::Types::Object.new...

Note: Prior to [this large refactor](https://github.com/mscdex/ssh2/commit/f763271f41320e71d5cbee02ea5bc6a2ded3ca21#diff-ca407d959d33ce92a7f7efee354a5ea5e6e61fcd797d32c04205e429a074ed54L713-L715), `client.destroy()` wouldn't check to see if the socket was writable, it'd just destroy it. I ran into this issue after upgrading to 1.5.0.

Reproducing the problem can be a bit tough as it essentially requires the socket to end up in a half-open (FIN-WAIT-1) state. Basically: ``` client.end(); // FIN sent to server...

No worries, I could have been more clear.

FWIW, this only seems to be an issue when the array member type is defined lazily (in quotes). Under 1.0.3, if I change the following line: `attribute :funky_integers, Array['FunkyInteger']` to...