You could run additional ports on the same QRG and remain compatible with Net105, if you flip sideband:
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Re: Logging / Monitoring linbpq
On Sat, May 13, 2023 at 10:18 AM, Christopher Molnar KO4YAW wrote:
Good afternoon linbpq experts!
I am wondering if there is any local (logs, monitor, etc) way to monitor exactly what your radio is broadcasting / receiving while running linbpq?? Runing Ubuntu server with direwolf.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
?On Sat, May 13, 2023 at 10:18 AM, Christopher Molnar KO4YAW wrote:
Good afternoon linbpq experts!
I am wondering if there is any local (logs, monitor, etc) way to monitor exactly what your radio is broadcasting / receiving while running linbpq?? Runing Ubuntu server with direwolf.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
Here is a demo of how to set up monitoring in QtTermTCP? 73 Red
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Wondering if someone would be able to point me in right direction.
I like hanging out on Net105 as there is a ton of activity there. But, I would like to participate in another net that has BBS to BBS forward (something that is frowned upon in 14.105). Is there any documentation on how to script a change in frequency, poll for mail, send mail, and then return to the original frequency of 14.105?
I saw someplace briefly mentioned scripting, but I am not finding it again when I am looking for it.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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Re: Logging / Monitoring linbpq
I redirect my direwolf output to a file using a standard redirect. It's something like "direwolf -c /path/to/config.conf > /var/log/direwolf.log"
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-------- Original Message -------- On May 13, 2023, 12:18 PM, Christopher Molnar KO4YAW < cmolnar65@...> wrote:
Good afternoon linbpq experts!
I am wondering if there is any local (logs, monitor, etc) way to monitor exactly what your radio is broadcasting / receiving while running linbpq?? Runing Ubuntu server with direwolf.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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Re: Radio port not found / rigctld
Thanks John, I deleted my first post as I had asked the question way back and had missed your response. My apologies for re-asking the same question. All set now.
-Chris
K04YAW
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Re: Logging / Monitoring linbpq
Not directly. You need some form of terminal program. I suggest
QTTermTCP.
73,
John
On 13/05/2023 18:18, Christopher Molnar
KO4YAW wrote:
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Good afternoon linbpq experts!
I am wondering if there is any local (logs, monitor, etc) way
to monitor exactly what your radio is broadcasting / receiving
while running linbpq?? Runing Ubuntu server with direwolf.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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Re: Radio port not found / rigctld
RADIO 3 is looking for the radio associated with port 3 and KISS
ports don't support Rigcontrol.
To access the rig defined as RADIO 3 you use RADIO R3.
Either way, f is invalid, as it is interpreted as a frequency. To
display the current frequency the command is RADIO R3 Freq
73,
John
On 13/05/2023 21:53, Christopher Molnar
KO4YAW wrote:
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I wondering if someone would be able to take a look at these
configuration blocks and let me know what I am doing
incorrectly?
The problem is radio port found:
Connected to TelnetServer
password
KO4YAW-7} Ok
radio 3 f
KO4YAW-7} Sorry - Port not found
The configuration file sections are:
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PORT
?PORTNUM=3
?ID=Direworlf
?TYPE = ASYNC
?PROTOCOL=KISS
?IPADDR=127.0.0.1
?TCPPORT=8001
?SPEED=9600
?INTLEVEL=4
?CHANNEL A
?QUALITY=0
?MAXFRAME=1
?AUTOADDMAP=1
?FULLDUP=0
?FRACK=10000
?RESPTIME=3000
?RETRIES=10
?TXDELAY=500
?TXTAIL=50
?SLOTTIME=100
?PERSIST=64
?DIGIFLAG=1
?DIGIPORT=0
?UNPROTO=FBB
?MHEARD=Y
ENDPORT
RADIO 3
? HAMLIB 127.0.0.1:4532
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And just to be sure rigctld is actually running:
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root@thebox:/usr/local/LINBPQ# ps
-ax|grep rigctl
? 10548 ???????? Ssl??? 0:00 /usr/bin/rigctld -m 1011 -r
/dev/ttyUSB0 -s 4800 -T 127.0.0.1 -t 4532 -v >>
/var/log/rigctld.log 2>&1
? 13842 pts/3??? S+???? 0:00 grep --color=auto rigctl
root@thebox:/usr/local/LINBPQ# rigctl -m2 -r127.0.0.1
Rig command: f
Frequency: 1993830
Rig command: m
Mode: LSB
Passband: 2200
I would really like to be able to use rigctld to change
frequency at certain times of the day but for some reason am
having no luck with it.? I may have to setup some cron jobs to
do this outside of linbpq, something I would prefer not to do.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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Logging / Monitoring linbpq
Good afternoon linbpq experts!
I am wondering if there is any local (logs, monitor, etc) way to monitor exactly what your radio is broadcasting / receiving while running linbpq?? Runing Ubuntu server with direwolf.
Thanks!
-Chris
KO4YAW
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
I use
?ISHOST=noam.aprs2.net
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
Appears ok unless there is some specific error of spacing I suppose-
https://www.aprs-is.net/APRSServers.aspx
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
My entire APRS cfg sections began this thread- I adjusted the host recently based on another user here who posted their cfg. Mine was having same issue before I adjusted. Does this look normal? Thx.
ISHost=rotate.aprs.net ; APRS-IS Host Name
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Thank you, sir. That's the sort of thing I was hoping to find.
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Re: linbpq reconnection bug / misconfiguration / misunderstanding ?
Hi John,
Did you have chance to look at this one?
Thanks
Matthew
2E0SIP
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Re: piBPQAPRS, segmentation fault
You may have found a new bug. You should
be able to get some debugging info by running linbpq under gdb (the linux
debugger). ?See message #37092 for details.
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If gdb isn’t installed on your system you
should be able to install with sudo apt install gdb
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73,
John
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Is there any solution to segmentation fault crashes like installing a
fresh pilinbpq or other method? I do not have any method of detecting crashes
and restarting BPQ- I just don't have the knowledge to set that up (or even
auto start for that matter).?
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
What host name are you using? Have you
checked it for typos?
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73,
John
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Port forwarded, Pi restarted (has static ip, DDNS, and been forwarding
8010, 8011, 8012, and 10093, etc for years), but still getting "APRS Igate
connect failed". Forwarding working I am able to get to Pi web interface
from cellular network.
Thx.
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
Port forwarded, Pi restarted (has static ip, DDNS, and been forwarding 8010, 8011, 8012, and 10093, etc for years), but still getting "APRS Igate connect failed". Forwarding working I am able to get to Pi web interface from cellular network.
Thx.
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
On Tue, May 9, 2023 at 11:23 AM, Kk6qms wrote:
Does ISPort 14580 require port forwarding on the route
yes
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Re: BPQ APRS igate setup questions
#aprs
Interesting info- so I can assume the codes do not expire- thanks. I am still looking for what could be causing "APRS Igate connect failed"
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Re: piBPQAPRS, segmentation fault
Is there any solution to segmentation fault crashes like installing a fresh pilinbpq or other method? I do not have any method of detecting crashes and restarting BPQ- I just don't have the knowledge to set that up (or even auto start for that matter).?
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Thanks John!!
On 2023-05-10 1:31 p.m., John G8BPQ
wrote:
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Yes, it should say
two or more ports. You
can interlock as many ports as you need.
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73,
John
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Hi All,
I know the documentation states "two" ports, but any
chance it can do
multiple ie; 3 or 4 soundmodems?
Thanks
Rick VA7RBP
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Christopher Molnar KO4YAW
Ray Adkins
Kk6qms