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Patreon:Re: [KM4ACK-Pi] PAT Menu fails treying to open localhost or 127.0.0.1
fwiw, for a week now I have tried to even delete and re-install the whole 73Linux enchilada. just copying the script from a page of Jason's ...then into a terminal ,,,then get the notice that 73Linux is already a folder AND it isn't empty. reminder: this all started when I tried to run Pat Menu and get varaHF ..then winlink going ...when the browser comes up, there is an error -refused access to localhost. There is no firewall online, there is no Proxy ...I've tried Firefox, Chrome and Edge, just for Kix. NR4U Bob Kentucky
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On Monday, January 15th, 2024 at 13:42, km4ack via groups.io <jason.oleham@...> wrote: Just to verify my sanity, I botched my config file on a 64bit version of Bookworm. Stopped the pat service. Tried to restart, got error. Ran the repair in Pat Menu and it fixed the config file as expected. At this point, I would certainly suggest reinstalling Pat. I can't imagine what else would cause the error. -- -- NR4U Bob N.E. KY |
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Re: PAT Menu fails treying to open localhost or 127.0.0.1
Just to verify my sanity, I botched my config file on a 64bit version of Bookworm. Stopped the pat service. Tried to restart, got error. Ran the repair in Pat Menu and it fixed the config file as expected. At this point, I would certainly suggest reinstalling Pat. I can't imagine what else would cause the error.
-- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: PAT Menu fails treying to open localhost or 127.0.0.1
Possibly. Shouldn't need to uninstall Pat first. Should be able to install right over the already installed version.
I am a bit confused though. By running the repair, it creates a fresh copy of the config file and restarts the Pat service. That should have worked. -- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: Linux 73 USB Wise Tiger WIFI
I think I figured?it out. It's Conky not picking up the wifi. Yet it's picking wired lan. I'll search the group to find out about conky? Later? Don Google Cell On Mon, Jan 15, 2024, 5:10?AM W4JBB <joel.b.black@...> wrote: Don, |
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Re: PAT Menu fails treying to open localhost or 127.0.0.1
Jim, Your config file is corrupt. json is super picky about syntax. One character out of place destroys the file's readability. To resolve, open Pat Menu->Manage Pat Winlink->Repair Pat Config. That should give you a good config file. You can verify that pat is running with:
sudo systemctl status pat@$USER Also, I notice that two ports have been changed from default. "http_addr" was changed to 5050 "address" was changed to 4001 Unless there is a specific reason, these ports should be left at default. IF you change the "http_addr" port, be sure to update the Pat Menu settings to match whichever port you set in the Pat config file. -- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: Linux 73 USB Wise Tiger WIFI
Don,
That's a tad confusing... You say your WiFi is not showing up but then you say you're connected to the WiFi router... What does "ifconfig" give you? That should give you a list of all the network interfaces on your system. If you have a WiFi interface, it'll show up as wlanX (usually wlan0 if it's the only wireless interface). If you have a wlan0, then I'd say you have a driver issue and you'll have to figure out what wireless interface you have and find the appropriate drivers which should be fairly easy if you're running Ubuntu or Mint. Regards, Joel - W4JBB |
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Linux 73 USB Wise Tiger WIFI
I finally hooked up my Lenovo Tiny Mini PC. I noticed my WIFI is not showing up. I've gone to Network > WIFI and connected to a known Arden Hap AC Wifi router. I see my Wired Ethernet shown in Conky, however nothing in Wireless.? This is beyond my Windoze expertise. 73 ? Don Poaps New Westminster, BC VA7DGP DATA VA7QU ? VOICE Winlink:?va7dgp@... Subject://wl2k ? ? ? ? ? ALLSTAR ?530780 Hamshack Hotline 5971 Mid-Island Phone Mesh 2210 2232 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
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"ARDOP Modem FAILED to Start" Error Linux Mint 21.3 (x64)
I'm not sure what else to try here... I cannot get the ARDOP modem to start from the Pat Menu.
I can, however, get it to start from terminal with "ardopc64 8515 plughw:3,0 plughw:3,0" arecord -l gives me "card 3: CODEC [USB Audio CODEC], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio]" ? I can also stop it using the "Stop Modems" command on Pat Menu but I cannot start it. Once I start it manually and then try to start it in Pat Menu, I get a notification telling me it's already running. I cannot, however, key the radio in Pat using Flrig. I have looked through the group but everything I found dealt with the RPi and "armhf." I'm not intereted in "armhf." I'm trying to get this running on x64. Does anyone have Pat Menu working on x64 Linux with ARDOP? If so, do you mind sharing your Pat Config? Thanks, Joel - W4JBB |
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Re: PAT Menu fails treying to open localhost or 127.0.0.1
So, background.? Just spun up 73Linux on a Pi4B 4GB with 64Bit RPI Bookworm.? FLRIG is working with my IC-705 and GPS is working with the 705, as well.? I've only tried to get ARDOP up and going at the moment.? I had Pat-Active in Conky and had the session screen showing in chromium, but clearly below something changed when reloaded the Config in Pat-Menu.? Also, Rig Control in Conky is showing off.? Also, can't get ARDOP to PTT.? Hopefully something below will stand out.
Below are the results from pat http and the config.json k0jnr@raspberrypi:~ $ pat http 2024/01/14 09:03:39 Unable to load/write config: invalid character '\n' in string literal
{? "mycall": "K0JNR",? "secure_login_password": "",? "auxiliary_addresses": [],? "locator": "EM48ON",? "service_codes": [? ? "PUBLIC"? ],? "http_addr": "127.0.0.1:5050",? "motd": [? ? "Open source Winlink client - getpat.io"? ],? "connect_aliases": {? ? "telnet": "telnet://{mycall}:CMSTelnet@...:8772/wl2k? },? "listen": [],? "hamlib_rigs": {? ? "my-rig": {? ? ? "address": "127.0.0.1:4001",? ? ? "network": "tcp"? }?}? "ax25": {? ? "engine": "linux",? ? "rig": "my-rig",? ? "beacon": {? ? ? "every": 3600,? ? ? "message": "Winlink P2P",? ? ? "destination": "IDENT"? ? }? },? "ax25_linux": {? ? "port": "wl2k"? },? "agwpe": {? ? "addr": "localhost:8000",? ? "radio_port": 0? },? "serial-tnc": {? ? "path": "/dev/ttyUSB0",? ? "serial_baud": 9600,? ? "hbaud": 1200,? ? "type": "Kenwood",? ? "rig": ""? },? "ardop": {? ? "addr": "127.0.0.1:8515",? ? "arq_bandwidth": {? ? ? "Forced": false,? ? ? "Max": 2000? ? },? ? "rig": "my-rig",? ? "ptt_ctrl": true,? ? "beacon_interval": 0,? ? "cwid_enabled": true? },? "pactor": {? ? "path": "/dev/ttyUSB0",? ? "baudrate": 57600,? ? "rig": "",? ? "custom_init_script": ""? },? "telnet": {? ? "listen_addr": ":8774",? ? "password": ""? },? "varahf": {? ? "addr": "localhost:8300",? ? "bandwidth": 2300,? ? "rig": "my-rig",? ? "ptt_ctrl": true? },? "varafm": {? ? "addr": "localhost:8300",? ? "bandwidth": 0,? ? "rig": "my-rig",? ? "ptt_ctrl": true? },? "gpsd": {? ? "enable_http": false,? ? "allow_forms": false,? ? "use_server_time": false,? ? "addr": "localhost:2947"? },? "schedule": {},? "version_reporting_disabled": false}? |
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Re: PAT Menu fails treying to open localhost or 127.0.0.1
Jim, In your case, Pat isn't running in the background. Try running:
pat http from the command line and see what, if any, errors are produced. Bob, It could be the same in your case OR it could just be a port issue. Does Conky indicate that Pat is running? If so, open Pat Menu->Quick Stats and see what Port is reported. If not, follow the advice above. -- 73, de KM4ACK
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Re: chrony GPS time offset on Build-a-Pi
Although I own a GPS dongle, I find it more convenient to share my phone's GPS time with my computer with GPSd Forwarder on Linux and Bluetooth GPS Output on Windows. Setting up Linux is easy, setting up Windows is a PITA. On Thu, Jan 11, 2024, 16:06 Joseph Bondi VE3GKT <ve3gkt@...> wrote: It's possible. I recall one particular POTA activation where my DT kept creeping higher and higher, up to around 2.0s, and a Pi restart didn't fix it. I am still sick here so I haven't had the opportunity to get out and test my changes yet. I have also not yet passed these changes from my Pi 4 8gb to my Pi 4 4gb and Pi Zero 2 W. |
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