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Re: BPQ32 config question
OK maybe that is it, I want to broadcast my nodes on my 2 RF ports, both ASYN and Kiss..... I see others doing it with BPQ nodes on my RF links Bob
On Tuesday, December 31, 2024 at 11:28:32 a.m. EST, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...> wrote:
What kind of port?? I have my Broadcast Nodes in my AXIP port.? I do not do NetRom on any RF port.
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Re: Ping/Poll possibility?
On Tue, Dec 31, 2024 at 10:01?AM Christopher Molnar KO4YAW via <cmolnar65=[email protected]> wrote:
If I understand this correctly, you are asking for BPQ nodes to be coded to be able to send the "ping" and also respond to it.? So this would work only with other BPQ nodes in RF range, correct? 73, Lee K5DAT |
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Ping/Poll possibility?
I am wondering if there would be anyway to add a command to BPQ that would allow you to "Ping" or "Poll" to see what stations on RF are hearing you.
The way I see it is: PING # where # is the port number.
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Stations that hear the "ping" and have a port config flag:
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PING_RESP = TRUE
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set would then send their beacon.
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The purpose of this would be to allow packet users to hear connectable stations without waiting however long for the beacon to show up.
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Re: BPQ32 config question
The node does not seem to like the BROADCAST statement in the port definition! I get an error at node startup indicating "Source record not recognized: BROADCAST NODES" Bob
On Tuesday, December 31, 2024 at 10:28:05 a.m. EST, Bob-va3rjs via groups.io <va3rjs@...> wrote:
Thanks i will give that a try. Bob On Dec 31, 2024, at 10:24?AM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...> wrote:
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Re: ChatNode RTL?
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????? this is? from my chatlog: 241231 15:42:21 |RWQCHA??? Connecting to Chat Node RWQCHA 241231 15:42:21 <RWQCHA??? *** CONNECTED 241231 15:42:21 >RWQCHA??? C VE2RWQ-6 241231 15:42:22 <RWQCHA??? BPQPKT:VE2PKT-2} Connected to RWQCHA:VE2RWQ-6 241231 15:42:23 <RWQCHA??? [BPQChatServer-6.0.24.1] 241231 15:42:23 >RWQCHA??? *RTL 241231 15:42:23 >RWQCHA??? KVE2PKT-6 VE2RWQ-6? 6.0.24.42 241231 15:42:37 |RWQCHA??? Chat Node VE2RWQ-6? Disconnected 241231 15:43:41 |YAGCHT??? Connecting to Chat Node YAGCHT 241231 15:43:41 <YAGCHT??? *** CONNECTED 241231 15:43:41 >YAGCHT??? C VE2YAG-11 241231 15:43:42 <YAGCHT??? BPQPKT:VE2PKT-2} Connected to YAGCHT:VE2YAG-11 241231 15:43:42 <YAGCHT??? [BPQChatServer-6.0.24.54] 241231 15:43:42 >YAGCHT??? *RTL 241231 15:43:42 >YAGCHT??? KVE2PKT-6 VE2YAG-11? 6.0.24.42 I hope it mean something to you, Happy New Year 2025 73 Jean On 2024-12-31 08:59, John G8BPQ via groups.io wrote:
*RTL is the initial handshake message on a chat node to node link. Where are you seeing it? |
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Re: ChatNode RTL?
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???? The reason is simple, you connect the worng node. BPQ Node is VE2PKT-2 73 and Happy New Year 2025. Jean, VA2OM / VE2PKT On 2024-12-31 08:55, Mark Taylor via groups.io wrote:
I don't really have an answer for the RTL error, but I connected to your node to try and get a better understanding of your routes, connections, etc... |
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Re: BPQ32 config question
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On Dec 31, 2024, at 10:24?AM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...> wrote:
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Re: BPQ32 config question
A couple of things..
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Att he end of a MAP line be sure thers is a B.? That will broadcast the node information to this connection.
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Besure you have BROADCAST NODES in your AXIP port configuration.? (Or other port you have netrom connections on)
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Finally, be sure you have an alias for your node and each defined application in the APPLICATION lines.
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Re: ChatNode RTL?
*RTL is the initial handshake message on a chat node to node link. Where are you seeing it?
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73, John On 31/12/2024 14:14, Jean L¨¦tourneau via groups.io wrote:
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Re: ChatNode RTL?
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I don't really have an answer for the RTL error, but I connected to your node to try and get a better understanding of your routes, connections, etc...
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In one of the other two messages of the same topic you mentioned an error that says he is not defined as a node and then disconnected.
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When I looked at your routes it did not list VE2YAG as a route. In the other topic you said he was in your routes list.
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Then I looked at your ports and it looks like you have each of your connections, and several others, each having their own port.
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VE2PKT-4:PKTXRP} Routes:
Port Callsign ?Qty Nod
> 54 VE3CLG-8 ?252 ? 8? > 17 W0ARP-7 ? 252 ? 3? > 42 G8PZT ? ? 252 ?28? > 35 N9PMO-2 ? 252 ? 1? > ?7 VE1LG-7 ? 252 ? 4? > 30 LW2DQC-4 ?228 ?14? > 56 WW4BSA-3 ?252 ? 5? > 51 G7VJA-5 ? 252 ? 4? > 90 VE3XPG-1 ?252 ? 3? > 14 GB7BED-5 ?252 ? 2? > 82 VA2BBS-4 ?252 ? 3? > 27 GM3YEW-4 ?252 ? 3? > 58 VE7GN-1 ? 252 ? 3? > 44 VE3TOK-12 252 ? 4? > 25 VE7ASS-7 ?252 ? 2? > 89 ZL2BAU-3 ?252 ?81? > 40 VE3CGR-7 ?252 ? 5? > ?5 VA2OM-4 ? 228 ?65? > 87 N2MH-8 ? ?252 ? 1? > 81 SV1DZI-11 252 ? 1? > 80 G4FDL-5 ? 252 ? 1? > 91 KD6OAT-7 ?252 ?10? > 18 K5DAT-7 ? 252 ? 4? > ?4 VE2PKT-2 ?254 ?72? > ?8 PY2BIL-4 ?252 ? 4? > 21 VE2RWQ-2 ?252 ? 1? > 92 OK2PEN-5 ?252 ? 5? > 62 F1MAC-5 ? 252 ? 5? > 46 VE3QBZ-7 ?252 ? 1? > 57 VE6NAS-7 ?252 ? 5? > 19 VK2RZ-7 ? 250 ? 5? > 26 VA3BAL-8 ?228 ? 4? > 50 VA2PGN-4 ?252 ? 3? > 60 NS7K-1 ? ?252 ? 4? > 55 VE3KPG-2 ?252 ? 4? > 83 KA1VSC-5 ?252 ? 6? > 63 WB4WPF-7 ?252 ? 3? > 38 VA3UIN-7 ?252 ? 1? > 13 VA7RBP-7 ?252 ? 2? > ?9 W9GM-7 ? ?252 ? 4? > 16 VE2GPQ-2 ?252 ? 1? > 15 PD0LPM-9 ?252 ? 3? > 33 OH5RM-10 ?252 ? 4? > 94 NS2B-7 ? ?252 ? 3? > 32 SM0YOS ? ?252 ? 3? > 20 F4BWT ? ? 252 ? 4? > 11 N3HYM-5 ? 252 ? 1? > 37 F3KT-12 ? 228 ? 1? (End of list) --------
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I don't see VE2YAG in your route list. Also, the Quality for the routes seems way off to me.? These suggests you are doing something way over my head with your node. Yours is the first I have seen with one connection per port, and with qualities so high.
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Re: ChatNode RTL?
Still have not find and answer.
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On 2024-12-26 19:46, Jean L¨¦tourneau via groups.io wrote:
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73 de Jean, VA2OM / VE2PKT Sysop de: VE2PKT (BBS), VE2PKT-2 (BPQNode), VE2PKT-4 (XRPI) : VE2PKT-5 (Jnos), VE2PKT-9 (DXCluster) RF: 145.05 Mhz (1.2K Bps) Packet, 147.435 Mhz, VARA Internet: Telnet: ve2pkt.dyndns.org port 2323 (Xrpi Node) - VE2PKT-4 Telnet: ve2pkt.dyndns.org port 9000 (DXCluster) - VE2PKT-9 AMPR Network: Telnet xrouter.ve2pkt.ampr.org (XRPI Node) = VE2PKT-4 Telnet dxc.ve2pkt.dyndns.org (DXCluster) = V2PKT-9 Telnet bpq.ve2pkt.ampr.org (BPQ BBS) = VE2PKT-2 Telnet jnos.ve2pkt.ampr.org (Jnos) = VE2PKT-5 E-Mail: packet: va2om@ve2pkt.#qbc.qc.can.noam ampr net: va2om@... Inet: ve2pkt@... Membre Createur du groupe [email protected] /g/PacketQuebec Carte des Station RF au Quebec |
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Re: New bpq32 install connection refused
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe routing trace from the BBS log file should show what routing decisions the BBS made. If you can't see anything send me a copy and I'll have a look.73, John On 15/02/2021 22:52, Carmine Prestia
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Re: linbpq64 forwarding problems personal messages.
By not forwarding a message BPQ is telling you that it cannot find a route to the recipient.
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If you created the message in both cases and the values are as you say then it is a situation that cannot happen. We've all been there...
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But, If the messages were just passing through your BBS then look at the R lines in the messages to see from which BBS you received the messages. Particularly if you received one of the message from the BBS of the addressee.? Your BBS will not send the message back to the same BBS from which you received it, and if it is your only route to that person then BPQ has no other place to send it.? If that is the case then it would indicate a mis-configuration of his BBS, not yours.
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One possibility is that your BBS received a message for that station and forwarded it to him.
He received another message addressed to him from someone else' BBS, and his BBS sent it to you even though it was addressed to him. Again, a mis=configuration of his BBS, not yours.
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Yes, the log will probably help if you still have them.
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Re: linbpq64 forwarding problems personal messages.
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Bod,I don't know the answer, but I'm curious what the route trace looks like in the BBS log. Of a message that does get into the queue and of a message that doesn't get into the queue. All the best in 2025 73 Niels Op 31-12-2024 om 07:20 schreef
Boudewijn (Bob) Tenty VE3TOK:
The problem is that personal messages to the same destination are not always forwarded. One is forwarded and the other not and |
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linbpq64 forwarding problems personal messages.
The problem is that personal messages to the same destination are not always forwarded. One is forwarded and the other not and
all have exactly the address. I tried several version of linbpq64, from those released in August to the last one of December with the same negative result. The effected message is not always put in the queue ready to be forwarded with the next forwarding cycle. I can only force it by putting it in the queue (yellow) for that particular forwarding partner and in that case it is delivered. With other words, they are not always put in the queue. Remember, they have all the same destination address. What is causing this behaviour? Bob (Boudewijn) VE3TOK -- There is nothing permanent except change -Heraclitus |
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Re: I am looking for QTterm for MacOS on M-series processors
Apple provides a translator between Intel-based code and Apple Silicon. It is hidden from you but "just works'. It is much like Rosetta, in the olden days, when Apple switched from Motorola to Intel CPU.
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