Cloned at about 7:30 AM EDST 25 Apr. ?All working on Pi-ZeroW with Raspian Stretch. ?Flawless. ?I have not tried DTMF, radio is ID-51APlus. ?
Great job, Tom.

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Yes, sure. We could install it as a separate make installweb and uninstallweb. Let's put all necessary files in a subdirectory (called web or html?). If anything needs to be configured by the user, make sure that config file is not included. A template can be provided, like I do with qn.cfg, gwys.txt and dtmf. That way, the users never have trouble with a "git pull" because they have changed a repository file.

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QnetRemote injects packets into the local QnetGateway port. The header packet contains the YourCall command and 10 voice packets convey the 20 character message. It will be interesting to see what happens when you invoke this while there is pre-existing traffic. I'm not sure it will work. If it doesn't, then you could always do:

sudo systemctl stop qnlink && sleep 2 && sudo systemctl start qnlink

instead.

The qnetremote command will also be useful, I'm going to add it as an Unlink button on my rudimentary web page for when you have people on a reflector with very long overs and you can't use the radio to disconnect.

Thanks Tom.

73,
Stefan

Is there any interest in me sharing an extremely simple web page Python script which displays the node callsign, frequency, IP address and linked reflector?

It could be bundled as part of the installer using a PR against the main repo, it only uses Python3 and modules in the stdlib and provides a visual reminder of what reflector the hotspot is connected to.

I have plans to expand it to include some additional stuff, but I wrote it just to display in a web page for when I'm only half paying attention to the radio at work.

Kindest regards,
Stefan MI0PYN

Nice one Tom, easy as pie to update.

Stefan MI0PYN

I have switched the reflist.sh script to download reflectors from Bob Scott's W6KD webserver. These include DCS and REF entries for some XLX reflectors. I think this will cover your DCS049 reflector. I suggest you copy reflist.sh and add any additional repeater(s) you might need.

also has extensive sources of Reflector and Repeater IP addresses.

Done, compiled without issue, I'm up on the new version now.

Colby

A new version has been merged into the master branch. This introduces a newly designed remote command, qnremote (QnetRemote) that will send any URCall into QnetGateway you want to send. There was a bug in DTMF preventing it from working and that has been fixed. For more details, see the new DTMF+REMOTE.README file. Please note that DTMF is not enabled by default, you have to install it.

IMPORTANT: Several files have been renamed, so be sure to do a "make clean" and an "sudo make uninstall" before you do a "git pull"! Then you can do a "make -j<X>" and an "sudo make install".

Tom N7TAE

Yes, thanks for reminding me. I just sent Ramesh an E-mail asking for permission to use his server for QnetGateway. I also asked him how often he updates the gwys.txt file and whether he welcomes updates/corrects.

In the meantime, you can add the lines manually or create a small script to add you missing reflectors/repeaters:

#!/bin/bash
echo "DCS049 <ip_address> 30051" >> gwys.txt
echo "GB7NY <ip_address> <port#> >> gwys.txt

Hi Tom,
I have a question about the gwys.txt file dowloaded from VA3UV using the?get_gwy_list.sh script. Is there some way that this file could be updated at source? There are some omissions, and I'd like to check how the list is compiled. For example, DCS049 is omitted, as is GB7NY (a Multimode DV repeater in Northern Ireland for which I am the keeper).

73
Stefan MI0PYN

Thanks Stefan!

Hi Tom, well done with releasing this, I'll get playing with it this week.

I'll let you know how I get on!

73
Stefan MI0PYN