I've had this only a few times while streaming 2000kS/s in LAN mode.
I suspect maxed out/peaking CPU could be a cause.

In all instances I also had a local Perseus coupled to the system and I was
switching between my local/remote Perseus.

The kS/s selection becomes inactive and the server just keeps steaming on its
last chosen frequency.

73
Paul
PD0PSB







--- In perseus_SDR@yahoogroups.com, Günter Lorenz <glorenz@...> wrote:
>
> This happens irregularely, but today I had to restart my server twice.
> I'm lucky to note it because I can see a LED of the WLAN stick flash when
Perseus is streaming. So when it flashes for a long time, without the click of a
connection coming in, I get suspicious... But if my Perseus would be sitting at
some remote location, that would be impossible.
> It is a long time that we had a feedback from Microtelecom about this issue.
Perhaps, between nursing the Gemini twins, someone will find a minute or two and
pay some attention to this issue? Recently, netstat -a did not reveal any
existing connections when streaming into nowhere.
>
> 73,
> Günter
>