I will try my best

I just got word from Nathan, that Ubersdr registers automatically at sdr-list.xyz and it seems it's done from the uber-instance-list.

So we do not have to configure anything.

All Ubers online are registered. Not sure if need to say yes/no in the config, mine is set yes.

Hope to get more info later.

Quote from: magicint1337 on May 03, 2026, 04:55 PMHey, yes, ill take over on this Part then, i will credit SV1BTL and all other contributors for their work. Ill build the "master" version of all websdrs now. With everything combined. It may take some time tho but it will be as stable as possible with all features. As the goal of NovaSDR was exactly that, novasdr is extremly robust but lacks features. Which will now move into it then the 1.0.0 of novasdr will be released

I am looking forward to this dear Steven, and I wish you all the best from now on, to offer us a really stable and rich software!

Hey, yes, ill take over on this Part then, i will credit SV1BTL and all other contributors for their work. Ill build the "master" version of all websdrs now. With everything combined. It may take some time tho but it will be as stable as possible with all features. As the goal of NovaSDR was exactly that, novasdr is extremly robust but lacks features. Which will now move into it then the 1.0.0 of novasdr will be released

For me 3.2.0 is a masterpiece.

Stopping the dev is a good idea. Time is now to customise a stable release. 

One more time, congratulations Emmanuel for this fine job.

Since V3, phantom work like thousand dollars rigs !

If you can, try full size loops antennas

Thanks and 73's my friend

Hendrik, I will not abandon v.3.2.0, but I'll include v.3.1.1 also in the github in the folder archive.
Today I've made a virtual installation in Trixie 13 via VMware. Success, some minor issues, fixed, update GitHub, end!

You are right that "two steps forward and one step backward" is regular and normal in software development, specially when the development is not made by programmers, but by amateurs like me.

Anyway, I am glad that v.3.1.1 is working good for you (and Darko). To be honest, after this last try with v.3.2.0 I was thinking to stop the project, because I had not really something new to offer. Reality came to force me to stop anyway.

So, thank you very much all you partners and co-travellers to this long journey, from the very first release of PhantomSDR to today's versions. Your support, remarks, beta-testing, patient and giving courage were something precious for me to go on.

Please enjoy your software and I hope no more problems from now on. Let us concentrate now to receiving antennas, eliminating QRM, etc. etc.

I've no success with the new install.sh.

I'm back to 3.11 and everything running well. Emmanuel, also 3.11 is a wonderful piece of software!
Many thanks for your impact and a lot of work behind that. Software delopment is sometime like the first steps on the own feet - two steps forward and one time backward. 

Don't put the 3.2.0 at the can - is have some very interresting ideas.

Stay brave, Hendrik

Hello Manolis   

I think that issues of our fiends comes from VPN / reverse proxy and other...
In my mind theses safeguard are useless.
Phanthom is a standalone server without interest for hackers.

Now I will test my GUI mods and put 3.2.0 in production on the main server.
Sticked on Bookworm as a very stable release.

French and Spanish version of the Analog.svelte are in progress.
I will use moded version switch to change the language.
An other little mod: a button to go on https://hamdash.com
A fantastic App for propag prediction / meteo / cluster and a lot of other things useful for Hams.
This mod is in use on my main server.

I look for a faster UC ($$$! ) and will stick on 3.2.0 for a long time.
It's now the good season to work outside on a new fractal loop about 200M or more.
An interesting challenge to make the thing boadband and dual polarisation !

73's

 

Thank you Eric!
I have to say that this thing is already a nightmare!... 
I've done the last 3 hours:
- a clean install to my pc (ubuntu 24.04)
- a clean install to my test server (bookworm)
- a clean install to a friend's server (SV2YJ - Ubuntu 22.04)
No problems at all.
I am speechless... I have nothing more to add!..

Hello Guy's

3.2.0 compile and work without problem on my dev server running Debian 12 Bookworm.

It's an old Core I3 and RX-888 

You can test at http://orsat2.ddns.net:8080

73's