HI tom,
Thank you for telling me. I was not aware that I can leave the #,
comment on most of them. Just be to clear or as I understood what
you provided.
1. Return the # as before.
2. Login enter Callsign, KM6VLB
3. Only module b
??????? b = {
??????????????? type = "icom"
??????????????? ip = "172.16.0.1" # all icom modules should have
the same IP ad$
??????????????? port = 20319?????? # all icom modules should have
the same UDP $
??????????????? frequency = 448.260
??????????????? offset = 5
??????????????? range = 15.0
??????????????? agl = 30.0
??????????????? latitude = 32.0
??????????????? longitude = 127.0
??????????????? desc1 = "La Mesa, CA"
#?????????????? desc2 = ""
4. ??????? admin = [ "N0MIS" ]????????? # only these users can
execute scripts, bl$
#????????????????????????????????????????????????????? # you
probabaly want you$
??????? link_unlink = [ "N0MIS" ]??? # if defined, only these
users can link an$
What about the start to link?
On 09/09/2018 08:59 AM, Tom Early
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Hi Nomis,
You're qn.cfg file is way too complicated, so it's hard to see
what you've done. The example files I supplied, especially
qn.everything.cfg and qn.icom.cfg define all of the config
parameters you can change. The default values for those parameters
are shown as comments (lines beginning with "#"). You don't need
to uncomment those lines if the values of those config parameters
are acceptable to you. In fact, for clarity, you can delete any
lines that are just comments! For example your ircddb section just
needs to be:
ircddb = {
???????? login = "KM6VLB"
}
It's also unnecessary to have an empty section. If you accept all
the default values in a section (surrounded by parentheses), you
can delete the section as well. For most configurations, this
means that the qn.cfg file will usually be just a few lines.
In general the only thing you will need to define is your ircddb
login, the module(s) (at a minimum you must define a type for each
module) and usually a list of admins in the link section because
these are the only callsigns that can execute the shutdown and
reboot scripts.