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On Fri, Apr 28, 2023 at 05:03 PM, Lee Bengston wrote: > > > On Fri, Apr 28, 2023, 6:17 PM PacketCat Red PE1RRR < rrrtuby@... > > wrote: > >> >> Hi Lee >> >> Can you do an experiment to see if

wrote: Great catch. I can use the

Hi Lee Can you do an experiment to see if you can use 10200 outbound to my two nodes and see if they work. It is my limited understanding that when traversing NAT, the source port exiting the NAT is

Thanks Red, yes, the keyboard on the laptop is getting worn out - a symptom of inheriting it from my wife. I have a few links up now with others thus proving it works. :-) I assume from your response

Hi Lee Same situation for YD0BCX which is the solution I implemented for him in Indonesia. Dang typo monster ate your map line - for anyone reading its: TCP-Slave. I have updated your maps on both my

Hi Lee - I had a similar experience when I switched to a wireless internet provider.? I found a simple way to tunnel through my ISP's CGNAT network architecture and it works very well with BPQ.

Hello to those on the list. I've just moved to new rural location, and it appears my wireless based internet service does not pass any unsolicited communication from the Internet to me. Even though I

BPQ has a very simple file server that doesn’t support directories, ?for me I use FBB V7.0.11 found on sourceforge, for Linux. It has an advanced file system for uploading and downloading as well

On Thu, Apr 27, 2023 at 03:53 AM, Bruce Colburn wrote: > > G'Morning John and Red, > I've been debating that - I just have not had time to look at the innards > of how a program would function to pull

G'Morning John and Red, I've been debating that - I just have not had time to look at the innards of how a program would function to pull just the text file. I may have time this weekend to really

Hey everyone, One of the services we would like to offer is file storage and transfer. We would like the ability to upload files locally and via RF, organize those files in folders, and give users

*cries in bash script* > > > > > > >

I'm not aware of anyone having written an application like that, but it wouldn't be too difficult to write. 73, John _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bruce Colburn via

John, did anything ever come of this?? I came here by way of googling if BPQ32 could talk directly to a 6PACK prommed TNC. I have a stack of TAPR TNC2 clones that was given to me a long time ago.? I

Good Morning Red, I will take a look at the update on git and make notes when time permits today. After I walked away I thought of the webserv that BPQ is utilizing and had the same thought about

Greg- it’s updated Your inetd daemon log doesn’t look like the openbsd one, if it is, then the cause is probably the unsupported use case of the BPQ http daemon. If it’s not the openbsd-inetd

Re 1: Its something I missed adding to the git README.md, however it is in the script, I’ll update it. WebLogFile="/var/log/bpq-browser.log" # sudo touch /var/log/bpq-browser.log; sudo chown pi:pi

Red, Third though - put a flag to disable logging to /var/log/bpq-browser.log ? Greg - N3BYR

Red, Its up and running sort of - I'll suspend for the evening though. I may or may not have found 2 issues with the script. I'm too tired to edit and trace the code right now. But food for thought: 1

Yes, but you do not want to use the BBS. Else: /READ?Name?-?Read?File/ File can be updated remotely without restarting NODE nor BBS nor Chat. Then again, it would still be nice to put the NODE/BBS