TAK Server does not update participant callsign and subsequently fails to route messages afterwards · Issue #31 · TAK-Product-Center/Server · GitHub
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I recently encountered an issue on an exercise where text messaging between individual units was failing. Upon closer inspection it appears as though TAK Server >= 4.7 fails to update participant callsigns after they have connected. Because TAK clients such as WinTAK may route messages by callsign and not UID this means messages addressed to an individual may not be delivered.
The only workaround I have is to disconnect the client and then reconnect with the new callsign.
Steps to reproduce:
Connect TAK client to server
Navigate to the client dashboard on the TAK server (Monitoring -> Client Dashboard)
Observe the callsign for the TAK client
Change the callsign for the TAK client
Observe the callsign has not changed in the client dashboard
Screenshots:
Original connection to TAK server:
Changing callsign in TAK client:
Observing callsign not changing in Server
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I recently encountered an issue on an exercise where text messaging between individual units was failing. Upon closer inspection it appears as though TAK Server >= 4.7 fails to update participant callsigns after they have connected. Because TAK clients such as WinTAK may route messages by callsign and not UID this means messages addressed to an individual may not be delivered.
The only workaround I have is to disconnect the client and then reconnect with the new callsign.
Steps to reproduce:
Screenshots:
Original connection to TAK server:

Changing callsign in TAK client:

Observing callsign not changing in Server

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: