Fine business, Tom! ?Installed and working as advertised - thank you!
I'm using the following exec_?.sh scripts which might help others:
exec_N.sh (connect)
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#!/bin/sh
if ! (systemctl status qnlink.service | grep -m1 'running'); then
? exit 1
fi
/usr/local/bin/qnvoice B sg_connecting.dat "Connecting SmartGroups"
sleep 3
/usr/local/bin/qnremote B M0VVA "TORC1 ?A"
sleep 6
/usr/local/bin/qnremote B M0VVA "TORC2 ?A"
sleep 6
/usr/local/bin/qnremote B M0VVA DSTAR1
sleep 6
/usr/local/bin/qnvoice B sg_connected.dat "SmartGroups connected"
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exec_O.sh (disconnect)
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#!/bin/sh
if ! (systemctl status qnlink.service | grep -m1 'running'); then
? exit 1
fi
/usr/local/bin/qnvoice B sg_disconnecting.dat "Disconnecting SmartGroups"
sleep 3
/usr/local/bin/qnremote B M0VVA "TORC1 ?T"
sleep 6
/usr/local/bin/qnremote B M0VVA "TORC2 ?T"
sleep 6
/usr/local/bin/qnremote B M0VVA "DSTAR1 T"
sleep 6
/usr/local/bin/qnvoice B sg_disconnected.dat "SmartGroups disconnected"
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These include audio and visual confirmation of actions and will need the manual creation of the .dat files - I use "say" on my iMac to send the audio via the radio to the QnGateway mailbox as described in the user instructions. ?Also, if you want to disconnect before the cache is populated you will need to add the disconnect callsigns in the gateway_find_route field.
Andy M0VVA