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Sure. One thing I am a bit concerned about is the access_token process. For public information (such as the node list), this doesn't seem necessary at all, and as anyone can simply request a token

Thanks, Rik. Could you try one of the pages that would use the node api? That would check that the api is suitable and see of it looks with real data. 73, John

The filter applies to stations received from aprs-is. You can't limit stations heard on rf. 73, John

I use ISFILTER m/. Work on map but not in Stations List. Em qui., 3 de out. de 2024, 19:02, Mark Taylor via groups.io <mtaylor= [email protected]> escreveu:

Yes.... ISFilter=m/0 ? ? ? ?; Filter Command if needed ; ISFilter=m/50 u/APBPQ* ? ?; Used in BPQAPRS mapping application as a default to add BPQ nodes wordwide. ; ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Hi folks. Is possible that APRS Stations List show only the stations in the defined radius range? TIA

The old system will be kept whatever happens and I expect to keep it as the default, though I'm very happy for people to have something different if they prefer it. My current idea is to have an

I am testing a Linbpq with a Direwolf and soundcard. Connecting to the node is okay with my Kenwood D710 and Ipserial. But when I try Winlink Express, the connection starts and then fails. It keeps

No need to apologise, I didn't see your comments as "stirring the pot", I just wasn't sure what you meant. One of the improvements I have made is to add labels to all the form inputs, which will be

my apologies. i had a feeling, i couldn't express myself in a way that wouldn't stir the pot. in reply, i see the same thing. i do not see shortcomings where others do. i do not see 'better' in the

Hi Chris, I'm not sure what you mean. This is what I see on Android in Firefox, and Chrome: The redesign scales the content to make it much more readable and usable:

just so i don't grumble at myself for not 'saying something' when i had the chance; :) if anything does change, please make the current 'look and feel' the standard, rather than an option to 'roll

This looks really good, Rik. +1 on the option to use HTTP or HTTPS, if possible. 73 MT -- Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL

Good afternoon everyone, (I've asked this in the OARC Discord that a number of you will be part of - so apologies for any deja vu.) I was wondering whether it is possible to assign a different IDTEXT

I've used the mail forwarding page as an example, mainly because it is one of the most complex pages in terms of layout. As this is just a prototype, I haven't spent much time on styling the page, but

Re: https:// While https:// is necessary over the Internet these days, unencrypted http:// is still necessary for pages delivered over Amateur Radio, e.g, AREDN, HamNet, HamWan. So, in the quest for

Oh, that's excellent, I had no idea that already existed. With that in mind, expanding it to cover configuration options too is definitely the way to go. To some extent, REST APIs are self

Steve G7TAJ has documented the Node API. See https://wiki.oarc.uk/packet:bpq and select REST API 73, John

Rik, There is a basic apt that returns some node info, but nothing for the BBS /api/ports /api/nodes /api/users /api/info /api/links /api/mheardport This could be extended, but would need a fair bit

Hi John, Thanks for the explanation. While I know HTML, CSS, and JS intimately, C is above my pay grade! That does put a small spanner in the works as I was hoping to be able to do this without too