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First off, thanks for developing such a useful ham radio program. Let me say that I am by no means an expert of doing things like what I have been trying to do, so I apologize if this is an elementary task, bear with me. I am trying to help a radio club in Georgia link their UHF Icom Dstar repeater to a XLX Reflector that I host on a simple debian server that is located in Utah. The Repeater has a public facing static IP address as does my XLX reflector. Would I be able to use Qnet, installed on a Raspberry pi3B+, to link to the repeater, and then connect the Qnet on the pi to my XLX reflector? Allowing the clubs repeater to have reflector access. Or would it make more sense to install Qnet on my debian server that also host my XLX reflector and accomplish the same goal? Once again forgive me for my ignorance, but I am very willing to learn and do the work to make this happen. Ed AK7AN

I've got QnetGateway work well on Raspberry Pi Zero 2W, and a MMDVM HS hat. Everything is ok but the OLED on MMDVM hat doesn't work. The OLED goes well with Pi-Star 2.1.8. Followed every step of F5UII's tutorial (https://www.f5uii.net/en/installation-oled-display-ssd1306-raspberry-pi-mmdvm-mmdvmhost/), but still not work. My system version: Linux raspberrypi 6.6.51+rpt-rpi-v7 #1 SMP Raspbian 1:6.6.51-1+rpt2 (2024-10-01) armv7l GNU/Linux MMDVM HAT firmware: MMDVM_HS_Dual_Hat-v1.6.1 20230526 14.7456MHz dual ADF7021 FW by CA6JAU GitID #7ff74ed QnetGateway and MMDVMHost are all the latest version cloned from github.com Anyone in this group have ever got the OLED work?

As an end-user who is using QnetGateway on a Raspberry Pi behind a NAT router. Which ports do I need to forward to my Pi? I’m using only D-Star and therefore am not using MMDVMHost.

Hey guys, just recently got a club repeater stack on the air with QNet for the first time instead of G2/G3. So far it has been smooth sailing. but I am setting up some voice announcement scripts, and cant get qnvoice to play a non-garbled stream for the life of me. It plays the default .dat files from the announce directory no problem, but if I make my own file using the method described in: IcomGateway/DTMF+REMOTE+VOICE.README (leave a voice mail with "S0", then chop off the first 56 octets with "tail -c +56") It just comes out trashed. On the other hand, I noticed that when I rename that custom created file (with the 56 octets trimmed off) to id.dat, and copy it to the announcement file directory, it plays automatically once or twice with no issues (but then stops playing automatically?) The thing that is getting me here, is that if I use qnvoice to play the same exact file, its just totally trashed on the RX end. So what gives??? Is this a known thing? Am I just doing something wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated here as it would save me from having to get a DVdongle and record / convert my files for another program like ambestream to playback. Thanks, Carter - KN4DLY

Hi everyone. Just joined the group. Wonder if anyone is using the DVAP VHF Dongle (the red one) with the QnetGateway? Looking at buying one as a base for a VHF higher powered, high elevation hotspot. Cheers Finn, VK4LL.

Hi Everyone, I'm trying to build the QnetGateway on a Debian 12 system, but it keeps failing. Any suggestions on how to fix this? I was able to get it to work on CentOS, but much prefer Debian if possible. Thanks in advance! g++ -W -std=c++11 -Iircddb -DCFG_DIR=\"/usr/local/etc\" -DBIN_DIR=\"/usr/local/bin\" -MMD -MD -c ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp -o ircddb/IRCDDBApp.o g++ -W -std=c++11 -Iircddb -DCFG_DIR=\"/usr/local/etc\" -DBIN_DIR=\"/usr/local/bin\" -MMD -MD -c DPlusAuthenticator.cpp -o DPlusAuthenticator.o g++ -W -std=c++11 -Iircddb -DCFG_DIR=\"/usr/local/etc\" -DBIN_DIR=\"/usr/local/bin\" -MMD -MD -c UDPSocket.cpp -o UDPSocket.o ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp: In member function ‘void IRCDDBApp::msgQuery(IRCMessage*)’: ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp:551:18: error: ‘strcmp’ was not declared in this scope 551 | if (0 == strcmp(m->getPrefixNick().substr(0,2).c_str(), "s-") && (m->numParams >= 2)) // server msg | ^~~~~~ ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp:9:1: note: ‘strcmp’ is defined in header ‘<cstring>’; did you forget to ‘#include <cstring>’? 8 | #include "IRCutils.h" +++ |+#include <cstring> 9 | g++ -W -std=c++11 -Iircddb -DCFG_DIR=\"/usr/local/etc\" -DBIN_DIR=\"/usr/local/bin\" -MMD -MD -c QnetIcomStack.cpp -o QnetIcomStack.o g++ -W -std=c++11 -Iircddb -DCFG_DIR=\"/usr/local/etc\" -DBIN_DIR=\"/usr/local/bin\" -MMD -MD -c QnetRemote.cpp -o QnetRemote.o make: *** [Makefile:60: ircddb/IRCDDBApp.o] Error 1 make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs.... g++ -W -std=c++11 -Iircddb -DCFG_DIR=\"/usr/local/etc\" -DBIN_DIR=\"/usr/local/bin\" -MMD -MD -c ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp -o ircddb/IRCDDBApp.o ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp: In member function ‘void IRCDDBApp::msgQuery(IRCMessage*)’: ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp:551:18: error: ‘strcmp’ was not declared in this scope 551 | if (0 == strcmp(m->getPrefixNick().substr(0,2).c_str(), "s-") && (m->numParams >= 2)) // server msg | ^~~~~~ ircddb/IRCDDBApp.cpp:9:1: note: ‘strcmp’ is defined in header ‘<cstring>’; did you forget to ‘#include <cstring>’? 8 | #include "IRCutils.h" +++ |+#include <cstring> 9 | make: *** [Makefile:60: ircddb/IRCDDBApp.o] Error 1

Thanks for letting me join. I am sure I will have lots of questions later. I still trying to figure out this whole D-Star thing. I just purchased a ID4100A new in the box and unopened. I bought the Bluetooth and opc2350LU cables too. I am trying to get this working in my new bronco. I am always on the ranch or fishing and no towers close by. I do have cell service so trying to get terminal mode running. Thanks again Gerald KC6CNN

Hi, just found QnetGateway while working on setting up a Icom RP2010. I have Icom server software running on a disk but am looking to switch over to ircDDB just for the linking capabilities. I've had some real issues getting ircDDB working on any linux distro stand alone. so this morning I loaded QnetGateway, like what I see so far but seem to be having issues connecting to irc4.openquad.net or ircv6.openquad from what I'm reading password is "blank" for both systems? not sure what else it could be not a linux guru by any means. any thoughts? Mar 15 12:03:27 rra qngateway[71409]: ircv4.openquad.net status=0 Mar 15 12:03:32 rra qngateway[71409]: ircv4.openquad.net status=0 Mar 15 12:03:37 rra qngateway[71409]: ircv4.openquad.net status=0 Mar 15 12:03:37 rra qngateway[71409]: ERROR: getaddrinfo of rr.openquad.net: Name or service not known Mar 15 12:03:42 rra qngateway[71409]: ircv4.openquad.net status=0 Mar 15 12:03:47 rra qngateway[71409]: ircv4.openquad.net status=0 Mar 15 12:03:52 rra qngateway[71409]: We can not wait any longer for ircv4.openquad.net... Mar 15 12:03:52 rra qngateway[71409]: ircv4.openquad.net server is using unknown protocol! Shutting down... Mar 15 12:03:53 rra qngateway[71409]: ERROR: getaddrinfo of rr.openquad.net: Name or service not known Mar 15 12:04:08 rra qngateway[71409]: ERROR: getaddrinfo of rr.openquad.net: Name or service not known Mar 15 12:04:23 rra qngateway[71409]: ERROR: getaddrinfo of rr.openquad.net: Name or service not known

Tom, I'm working with a friend to set up a DSTAR repeater stack using ICOMGateway. I realized today that he has a 23cm module. Any chance it will be supported one day? If you need one for testing I bet I can help! Dan W4DTO

Has anyone installed QnetGateway on a Rock-pi?

Begin forwarded message: From: Carty Ellis <carty.ellis@...> Date: January 21, 2023 at 9:19:44 AM EST To: [email protected] Subject: Rockpi 4B ?Has anyone installed QnetGateway on a Rockpi 4? I have the RPI-3B+ but would love to find a use for the Rockpi. Carty KA2Y

Is this project defunct? I was unable to pull the source via Github. And when I search... other N7TAE projects are under a different user.

I did a git pull today to see if there were any updates. Foolish, I know. Anyway, it now fails to compile and install. I use ./qnadmin to compile and it clears the screen so I don't have much to go on other than nothing being installed. Is there a logfile I should look for or can I just run make from the main directory and pastebin the output? What I know about programming would fit in a thimble with room to spare, otherwise I could go hunting for the error and offer up a fix. Thanks Fred - N2NRV

I'm setting up QNetGateway on a pi with a dvap. I get the Welcome to QuadNet greeting when the gateway starts up, I can link and unlink with qnremote just fine, and I can unlink with my IC-2820, but I can't link with the radio. I've heard traffic on a linked reflector, but so far I haven't been able to make any contacts so I'm not confident my audio is getting out. Looking at the logs I find that my rpt2 is empty in the qnlink log and r2 is empty in the qngateway log when I attempt to link from the radio, but does show up in the qngateway log if I'm linked. Is that normal? qnlink log: Mar 20 15:22:10 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: START from local g2: streamID=1674, flags=00:00:00, my=N0KBL /2820, ur=REF001CL, rpt1=N0KBL C, rpt2= , 56 bytes on tolink Mar 20 15:22:12 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: END from local g2: streamID=1674, 27 bytes Mar 20 15:22:13 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: sending ACK+text, mod:[C], RADIO_ID=[NOT LINKED ] Mar 20 15:25:12 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: START from local g2: streamID=52ea, flags=00:00:00, my=N0KBL /2820, ur=CQCQCQ , rpt1=N0KBL C, rpt2= , 56 bytes on tolink Mar 20 15:25:13 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: END from local g2: streamID=52ea, 27 bytes Mar 20 15:25:14 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: sending ACK+text, mod:[C], RADIO_ID=[NOT LINKED ] Mar 20 15:25:29 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: START from local g2: streamID=bb3b, flags=00:00:00, my=N0KBL /QNET, ur=XLX632AL, rpt1=N0KBL C, rpt2=N0KBL G, 56 bytes on tolink Mar 20 15:25:29 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: sending link request from mod C to link with: [XLX632 ] mod A [64.91.238.36]:30001 Mar 20 15:25:29 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: Connected from: XLX632 A [64.91.238.36]:30001 Mar 20 15:25:29 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: END from local g2: streamID=bb3b, 27 bytes Mar 20 15:25:30 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: sending File:[/usr/local/etc/linked.dat], mod:[C], RADIO_ID=[LINKED XLX632 A ] Mar 20 15:25:48 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: START from local g2: streamID=905e, flags=00:00:00, my=N0KBL /2820, ur=CQCQCQ , rpt1=N0KBL C, rpt2= , 56 bytes on tolink Mar 20 15:25:49 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: END from local g2: streamID=905e, 27 bytes Mar 20 15:25:50 raspberrypi qnlink[13357]: sending ACK+text, mod:[C], RADIO_ID=[LINKED TO XLX632 A ] qngateway log: Mar 20 15:22:10 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=1674 start RPTR flag0=00 ur=REF001CL r1=N0KBL C r2= my=N0KBL /2820 Mar 20 15:22:12 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=1674 END RPTR Mar 20 15:22:13 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=4673 flags=01:00:00 ur=CQCQCQ r1=N0KBL C r2=N0KBL G my=N0KBL C/RPTR UnixSock=tolink Mar 20 15:22:13 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: Final[C]: #ABCDEFGHI Mar 20 15:22:13 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=4673 END Mar 20 15:25:12 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=52ea start RPTR flag0=00 ur=CQCQCQ r1=N0KBL C r2= my=N0KBL /2820 Mar 20 15:25:13 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: set_dest_rptr() returned 0 link sets Mar 20 15:25:13 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=52ea END RPTR Mar 20 15:25:14 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=9e49 flags=01:00:00 ur=CQCQCQ r1=N0KBL C r2=N0KBL G my=N0KBL C/RPTR UnixSock=tolink Mar 20 15:25:15 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: Final[C]: #ABCDEFGHI Mar 20 15:25:15 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=9e49 END Mar 20 15:25:28 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=bb3b start RPTR flag0=00 ur=XLX632AL r1=N0KBL C r2=N0KBL G my=N0KBL /QNET Mar 20 15:25:29 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=bb3b END RPTR Mar 20 15:25:30 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: id=b16d flags=00:00:00 ur=CQCQCQ r1=N0KBL C r2=N0KBL G my=N0KBL /RPTR UnixSock=tolink Mar 20 15:25:32 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: Frame[C]: #ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST Mar 20 15:25:33 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: Frame[C]: #ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST Mar 20 15:25:35 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: Frame[C]: #ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST Mar 20 15:25:37 raspberrypi qngateway[13327]: Frame[C]: #ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST#ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST Mar 20 15:25:37 rasp

Tom Thanks very much for your efforts to provide a viable alternative to G3. I'm new to managing a D-Star gateway, so I'm bound to ask some dumb questions, but here goes... We've installed your latest gateway software on a Raspberry Pi3 to run our B & C module W1SCC repeaters. It works - sometimes - and I wanted to provide you with some "operational" feedback. Perhaps we've done something wrong or the Pi3 is underpowered for the task(?)...I plan to substitute the Pi with an Intel-based laptop running Mint 20.3 later this week to check that theory. Quirks we're seeing are: - log shows a reflector link being established but the voice announcement doesn't always occur (maybe 50% of the time). - Radio-initiated commands don't always seem to work. I find myself having to repeat the commands to finally link or unlink a reflector. Signal level isn't an issue since I've been doing this very close to the repeaters. Both B & C modules show the same behavior. - Unlink shows in the log but also (sometimes) fails to announce. Issuing a new link command (sometimes) causes the unlink voice, followed by linked voice announcement. - linking to reflector XLX658 (our local reflector) doesn't seem to work...it is in the gwys.txt file. - linking to other gateways....am I correct in assuming that I need to add the gateways to the gwys.txt file? - keeps repeating "module is unlinked"...how do I make it stop this behavior (currently, I link it to something). - log shows /usr/local/etc/linked.dat being sent but (sometimes) can't be heard. Suggestions? Thanks & 73! Keith/KI5US Sun City Center, FL

Thanks to a couple of hams from 4-land, there is a new IRC gateway especially for Icom repeaters. Ryan W4EAE helped me start the debugging process and Dan W4DTO helped me finish it. Dan provided key tcpdump files that were critical in helping me identify the final few catastrophic bugs in this new project. The original repo at https://github.com/n7tae/QnetIcomGateway has been archived and is now a public, read-only repo. The new code is at https://github.com/n7tae/IcomGateway. This new version is now very close to the QnetGateway code-base and includes the latest features of QnetGateway, like IPv6 routing/linking and sql-based state memory, required by the new dashboard.

I see the full reflector list is downloaded from va3uv.com. It appears to be several years old and there are new reflectors and some IP addresses have changed. I tried to find a contact email for va3uv without success. Is there a better source for finding a current comprehensive list of reflectors? (REF037 IP is wrong, REF046 is not there).

Hello, I have two DVAP's (DV Access Point Donge's) running on two separate PC's.....Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.... On the Windows 10 PC, the DVAPTool 1.05 runs and operates fine except for the crowding of the text....I've tried to adjust Display size with no positive results... Is there something in the Terminal window that can be adjusted for this? Thanks for your time, Mike Erstad K9BBN