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So some 10 hours, but mostly 5 hours before auto unsubscribe, or, a business day or half a business day (plus a bit). Useful time outs for daily subscriptions as most people don't constantly monitor

It varies, by configuration of the smart group. Some are 600 minutes, most are 300 minutes. Colby

Good point Colby. How long before an unused default auto-unsubscribes?

This doesn’t prevent you from subscribing to multiple smart groups. You can subscribe to any number you want, so long as you enter the smart group’s subscribe callsign and key it up once and get

Your radio can only have 1 smart group in the UR field at any one time, so you can't subscribe to multiple groups. The routing is to your callsign. Subscribing is a matter of putting the callsign of

Not tying to hijack the thread but if Jeff’s request is possible, how about being able to join multiple default smart groups at startup or through a command (preferably via the UR method rather than

I just had a thought. Many of the D-STAR software packages for hotspots such as Pi-STAR has an option to setup a default reflector. Would it be possible in a future release to setup a default Smart

Thanks Andy, Sorry, I thought I had committed changes to allow at least some functionality for Kenwood, but apparently not. I'll try to revisit this soon... Now where did I put your original

Great work, Tom. I've just updated which went very smoothly and appears to be behaving as per previous versions. ?Qnadmin makes a big difference to the maintenance and I like that you can start stop

I offer no support for hybrid systems like that. I'm not sure even the pre-Unix socket version would work. My Icom stack support started out as a separate sources (as originally designed by KI4LKF),

Nice job Tom, will get it thrown onto one of my Raspberry Pi hotspots and put it through its paces. Stefan (MI0PYN)

Cool! Looking forward to it in due course. Cheers David ZL2DRM Sent: Wednesday, 23 January 2019 08:29 a.m. To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [QnetGateway] Major (as in MAJOR) new

How will you support mixed stacks? E.g. an Icom controller and Homebrew on the same gateway

Once I get started, it shouldn't take too long, but I have several things competing for my time right now. Hopefully I can get it done in 4 weeks or less. I've never been so busy since I have

Morning Tom, ? Congratulations - sounds like a beneficial update to the QnetGateway code base. ? Are you in a position of being able to give an estimate of the sort of timeline you have in mind

I have uploaded a major new release for QnetGateway with many significant changes in how QnetGateway works, and how it is maintained. First I need to tell you that the older software is in a branch

Thanks for help folks.? Running both ircddb and quadnet is a not a requirement. however I do think a dashboard is essential, users want to know who or what is connected to the gateway. Colby is

Hi Simon, I appreciate your comments. As stated elsewhere, I don't support simultaneous irc networks. I haven't spent much time thinking about a dashboard. There is a branch that has a VERY minimal

Wasn't there a recent management change at ircddb.net?

Yes.