Issue #450 : track sequence count of received CCSDS packets #451
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Implements a plugin which checks the sequence count field of received CCSDS packets. A warning message is logged if an unexpected sequence count value is received. The plugin maintains a dictionary of the expected sequence count values for each APID, and this dictionary is stored as a .pkl file.
nttoole
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Sep 30, 2022
| example setup in config.yaml: | ||
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| name: ait.core.server.plugins.apid_sequence_path.APIDSequenceCounter |
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@kmarwah I believe there is a type in the full name?
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Implements a plugin which checks the sequence count field of received CCSDS packets. A warning message is logged if an unexpected sequence count value is received. The plugin maintains a dictionary of the expected sequence count values for each APID, and this dictionary is stored as a .pkl file.