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Thanks all, I've been distracted by real life the last few days. I'll get back on this tomorrow. I appreciate everyone's help. Edit: I have a pi zero w on the way that I originally intended for use as

Compare against a template I saw a few things missing. Here are some tools to make a template or a config. https://www.prinmath.com/ham/howto/quickstart/

I remember having to check off RMS in one of the menus. If using Pat Winlink via Packet or HF or Winlink Express. The BPQ program needed that info to send CMS server info. I get exactly the same

OK well sorry I couldn't be any more help. Please report back what you found. Nothing wrong with being embarrassed, I have been many times! -- Mike WB8ERJ Geeze! What is he up to now?

I don't see Telnet setup in your cfg file.? BPQ needs to know where your RF is to go. I remember having to set up RMS. I think it's USER. Get hold of the BPQ on their group. I'm pulling at info I

Mike: I use a similar startup script that Jason put together. I believe everything is starting OK. Screen -r dw and screen -r bpq both return apparently good information. Direwolf is for sure ok,

OK No Pat - cool! It's been over a year for me, but I do remember having to write my own startup script. It's not pretty, but it works for me. Perhaps there is something in there that might give a

Command sudo systemctl stop pat@pi returns failed to stop pat@... : Unit pat@... not loaded. So I guess pat isn't running anyway.I was pretty sure I never installed it. Jason's original

One more thing I remembered. In order to get BPQ to run (assuming the 73linux / KM4ACK install) you have to stop pat and disable it from starting on reboot: sudo systemctl stop pat@pi sudo systemctl

Thanks for trying. I'll figure it out. You've given me some good information to check.

ROUTES: **** APPLICATION 3,RMS,C 1 CMS,W3IVH-9,,0 < I see (2) commas This is the VA7TSA-10 linbpq from the Salvation Army EDS Winlink Gateway. APPLICATION 1,BBS,,VA7TSA,TSABBS,255 APPLICATION 2,DX,C 1

In order for the changes to take effect, you either need to restart bpq, or reboot the Pi. For reference, here is my bpq.cfg file.Hope this helps! ; Written by BPQConfigGen SIMPLE NODECALL=WB8ERJ-7

Don: You mean a Linux user? Does it need any group permissions? Mike: Tried changing the 0 to 255, no effect that I could tell. Thanks

I think the problem lies in this line: APPLICATION 3,RMS,C 1 CMS,W3IVH-9,,0 The last number, which is zero, change it to 255 -- Mike WB8ERJ Geeze! What is he up to now? https://mikestechblog.com

If I remember correctly, I had to create a USER called RMS. I had to have help in setting this up way back 2010. RMS would connect (How I set it up) via Telnet, if no internet connection then I

More info: this is my config files (passwords redacted): ; Written by BPQConfigGen SIMPLE NODECALL=W3IVH-9 NODEALIAS=IVH LOCATOR=CM95QG FULL_CTEXT=1 IDINTERVAL=0 BTINTERVAL=0 INFOMSG: **** IDMSG: ****

Yup, that opens the node web server "W3IVH-9's BPQ32 Web Server" with the banner *** BPQ32 Node W3IVH-9 *** Edit: I have the official BPQ docs, going through them.

If I remember correctly, I use my browser, Enter the IP address:8080. It opens up a page showing the callsign of the node. You should see:

Bottom of config: APPLICATION 3,RMS,C 1 CMS,W3IVH-9,,0 Which as far as I can tell is OK. If I open the terminal on the bpq web interface and enter RMS, it returns: RMS Trying

See the bottom part of the bpq.cfg. Application 1 Application 2 Etc. later *Don PoapsNew Westminster, BC*VA7DGP DATA VA7QU VOICE *Winlink: va7dgp@... <va7dgp@...>Subject://wl2k ALLSTAR