Screenshots

Samba Screenshots

The machine named diablo is an nbsp server that runs the FreeBSD OS. It's noaaport data directory is exported via Samba, and it is then mounted as ``drive Z'' on a PC. While the files are stored in the server, they can be accessed as if they were in the PC's local disk. This is how the various subdirectories of the data directory look.

• The digatmos subdirectory seen from the PC.
• The satellite images subdirectory (produced by the rstfilter) from the PC's perspective.
• The radar images subdirectory (produced by the rstfilter) from the PC's perspective.
• The text file subdirectory (produced by the rstfilter). Double-clicking on a file opens it in Notepad.

QuadSucker/News screenshots

The QuadSucker/News is an NNTP (news) client that works very efficiently with the nbsp nntp (news) setup, as described under ``Noaaport nntp (news)'' in the Projects section of this site. These screenshots show the QuadSucker program, running in a PC, at work. Typically, the files are cataloged in one window, and clicking on an item in the list displays the contents in another window.

• The n0r radar images from the JUA station in a QuadSucker/News window.
• The text files from the TJSJ station.
• The URGENT messages list.

Cygwin screenhots

The same PC can run its own version of nbsp (under the cygwin environment). In this case the data directories are truly local, but there is no essential difference in functionality.

• These are the subdirectories under the /var/noaaport/data/digatmos directory in cygwin, where the dafilter saves the files such that they can be imported by Digital Atmosphere.
• The satellite subdirectory /var/noaaport/data/nbsp/sat directory in cygwin, where the rstfilter saves the satellite images in png format.