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I set up generic PTT with FLrig and no that's working. Closest packet station is 44km away. Why I'm setting up my own.? KM6QAQ? Sent from AOL on Android On Sat, Apr 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM, Jeremy

PAT shows active so it's probabaly grabbed that port.? KM6QAQ? Sent from AOL on Android On Mon, Mar 31, 2025 at 1:13 PM, John G8BPQ via groups.io<john.wiseman@...> wrote:

I've noticed the same thing with my LinBPQ, ever since I updated to 6.0.24.69.? It has a hard time loading Webmail, sometimes requiring several reloads of the page, and sometimes Terminal won't load

This is something that occurs pretty fast while working on the web site of BPQ, it occurs in Windows and Raspberry. Is there a configuration to extend the time until disconnect the web session or

You Da Man Joey. This is exactly what I wanted. Works like a charm. Now all I have to do is work out a script that will allow a telnet session to produce finger requests. Give it a try "finger

Also that call sign in your connect statement may be causing your app to not launch properly. Try using the nocall.

Hey mark I have several apps running locally as well as on? tcp servers and a docker server on my network.? I think that this MUD "telnet 44.56.66.6 4000 Should probably look like APPLICATION

Yes, but it does not speak to what I want to do. This simply allows me to connect to an application running on the same machine as the BPQ. Don't want that. I want users to enter "MUD" and they be

Also getting the below error on linbpq start: Using Shared Memory /BPQAPRSSharedMem Create Shared Memory: Permission denied Create APRS Shared Memory Failed Map APRS Shared Memory Allocated at

the below lines are what i use APPLICATION 21,SMAUG,ATTACH 2 localhost 4000 REALTELNET NOCALL,, ;NOCALL so it doesn't send callsign to MUD games APPLICATION 22,HACK,ATTACH 2 telehack.com 23

My APRS in LinBPQ does not seem to acknowledging incoming messages? Apologies for any grammar or spelling errors! -- 73 de Glenn Allison N3MEL (tprfn) The Packet Radio Forwarding Network EPA Hub

Have you read https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/LinBPQ Applications Interface.html ? You can also set up a telnet connect command as an Application Alias. BPQ doesn't have a

I am trying to add some applications to my node. Under JNOS I was able to add "mbox alias" statements that allowed users to enter an alias e.g. "MUD" and then it would magically telnet them to an app

Hello Mark, [email protected]> wrote: Ok, but that wasn’t made clear IMO. Secondly, most ISP router devices do not support DMZ or similar settings Actually in my own experience, many do. They

Not at all "less complicated". Firstly, you would not be setting up the HamGate. It would be done by others so you are simply a client. Secondly, most ISP router devices do not support DMZ or similar

Since when is obtaining a VMS (I believe that's equivalent to a VPS here in the US), turning that into a "hamgate", and setting up a VPN, less complicated than adding 5 lines to BPQ's configuration

Why do you want to use 44 addresses? Why do you want to use to BPQ to give access to 44 addresses? 73, John

Bingo! Tnx, Rich. 73, Misko YT7MPB

Just to mention it worked an flew! thanks Lee and Delbert

Hi Misko, Try: COMPORT=/dev/ttyUSB3 73 de Rich WA3WLH