No, that doesn't look right.
Could you send me your config?
What version of BPQ are you running?
Thanks,
John
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On 15/04/2025 12:09, N3MEL - Glenn via groups.io wrote: Initialising Port 05
VARA Host 192.168.86.34 8351ELIMIT 5
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Sorry meant to add this as well.?
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Initialising Port 05
VARA Host 192.168.86.34 8351ELIMIT 5
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Is this correct John?
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Had to stop the auto start, appears that is setting the 5 min limit. I have it low while testing.
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Thanks all, we will see what happens.
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It must be after CONFIG but not within a RIGCONTROL block.
I've tried it here and it seems to be working. Do you get any error
messages when you start BPQ?
73,
John
On 15/04/2025 05:14, N3MEL - Glenn via
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Will try again, but I have had it set in all those locations with no joy.?
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Or move them up so that they are above the RIGCONTROL statement. Either way they have to be outside of the rig control section.
73, Lee K5DAT
Move both Session...
and BW to after the **** _._,_._,_
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Move both Session...
and BW to after the ****
On 4/14/2025 1:18 PM, N3MEL - Glenn via
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Looking for assistance with this command in my VARA HF
port.
I am finding the need to put a limit on this port, to
counter the RMS users that think they should use VARA HF to
download a week or two worth?of WL2K messages.?
I have added the sessiontimelimit?command but it does not
seem to be working, running LinBPQ ver 24.45.
My port config below
;.................... VARA HF Port 5 .....................
PORT
?PORTNUM=5
?ID=VARA HF(20/40) & 80
?DRIVER=VARAHF
?INTERLOCK=1
?
?CONFIG
?
?ADDR 192.168.86.34 ?8351 PTT CAT PATH
?
?RIGCONTROL
?Remote ICOM IC7300 94
?
?RADIO 1
?
?0:00
?8,7.1032,USB,F2,D
?;4,14.1065,USB,F2,D
?02:00
?5,3.596,USB,F2,D
?13:00
?10,7.1032,USB,F2,D
?;4,14.1065,USB,F2,D
?SESSIONTIMELIMIT 15
?BW500
****
?ENDPORT
--
--
Apologies for any grammar?or
spelling errors!
--
73 de
Glenn N3MEL
(TPRFN)
The Packet Radio
Forwarding Network
Emergency
Coordinator
Chester County
ARES/RACES
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Looking for assistance with this command in my VARA HF port.
I am finding the need to put a limit on this port, to counter the RMS users that think they should use VARA HF to download a week or two worth?of WL2K messages.?
I have added the sessiontimelimit?command but it does not seem to be working, running LinBPQ ver 24.45.
My port config below
;.................... VARA HF Port 5 .....................
PORT
?PORTNUM=5
?ID=VARA HF(20/40) & 80
?DRIVER=VARAHF
?INTERLOCK=1
?
?CONFIG
?
?ADDR 192.168.86.34 ?8351 PTT CAT PATH
?
?RIGCONTROL
?Remote ICOM IC7300 94
?
?RADIO 1
?
?0:00
?8,7.1032,USB,F2,D
?;4,14.1065,USB,F2,D
?02:00
?5,3.596,USB,F2,D
?13:00
?10,7.1032,USB,F2,D
?;4,14.1065,USB,F2,D
?SESSIONTIMELIMIT 15
?BW500
****
?ENDPORT
-- --Apologies for any grammar?or spelling errors! --
73 de Glenn N3MEL (TPRFN) The Packet Radio Forwarding Network
Emergency Coordinator
Chester County ARES/RACES
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Anyone running Clover on there bpq32 ?
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Re: CVE-2025-24264 Vulnerabilities
Hello!
Debian Security team are tracking it:
It has been fixed in Bookworm (12), Trixie (Testing/13) and Sid (Unstable) but **not bullseye (11)**:
The javascript library is shipped as part of that bundle of packages so doesn't have dedicated pages.
I can't find any reverse dependencies, so it feels like something you need to intend to install: ``` hibby@marconi ~> apt-cache rdepends libjavascriptcoregtk webkit2gtk E: No packages found
```
For RaspiOS 64bit, this fix is shipped straight to the repositories as they just use our Debian ones for most applications - this should be in place now and an `apt update && apt upgrade` should sort it.
For RaspiOS 32bit, it is rather opaque as they cannot lean on our infrastructure due to architectural choices, so I have no idea if/when the Raspi foundation will ship it.
We have our own CVE/etc tracker maintained by the security team at? that'll tell you if a package has been identified as problematic and shipped. Presumably Ubuntu have something similar.
Cheers,
--? ? Debian Developer ? Packet Radioist ? MM0RFN
On Sat, 12 Apr 2025, at 4:22 PM, John Feist via groups.io wrote: Reviewing the Wazuh SIEM daily report, I am seeing multiple high vulnerabilities on two RPi5's both the piLinBPQ64 servers. Both piLinBPQ64 servers are Debian RPi5 64bit based. Both vulnerabilities are part of (CVE-2025-24264) And, it is not just Linux that is affected. IOS iPad, MAC and more... https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2025-24264 libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 libjavascriptcoregtk-4.1-0? ? This CVE is not showing up on another Debian RPi5 hosting JNOS and XRouter (yet).? The libraries are not installed. Maybe this is part of a gtk2 and/or gir1.2 packages? ? Is anyone else seeing these alerts? ? 73, JohnF ? ps. In case you are interested: If you don't have a SIEM to watch your logs, I would recommend the OpenSource Wazuh solution. It has a wide range of supporting OS's. Just do the Quickstart and you will be up and running in minutes(not hours like ElasticSearch). Another great free cyber tool is Snort3. I use mine as a NIPS which provides active blocking (e.g. telnet connections trying for "root" access). This is a little more involved to set up, but I believe it worth the time and effort. I have Snort3 running on each of the RPi5 Debian servers. The Wazuh SIEM is running on a standalone Ubuntu 24.04 LTS box and a wazuh-agent at the endpoints.
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull
Thank you John.... then I will not try :)
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All the best and thank you from Alan G0WDA - Blackpool
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull
In my view, no.
73, John
On 14/04/2025 10:26, Alan - G0WDA
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? ? Thank you for the information I have learnt a lot from
you...
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? ? ?Question: is there any value in interfacing my bpq1 to
the 44 network please
? ? ?if yes? do you have a section I can look at please
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All the best from Alan
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Hi John,
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? ? Thank you for the information I have learnt a lot from you...
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? ? ?Question: is there any value in interfacing my bpq1 to the 44 network please
? ? ?if yes? do you have a section I can look at please
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All the best from Alan
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull
In the messages that I see the majority are using BPQ. If you look
in the R: lines at the top of each message you should be able to see
what software is being used by the station forwarding the message.
73, John
On 14/04/2025 08:59, Alan - G0WDA
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Hi John,
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? ?Yes there is 693 messages so far :) Thank you....
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? ?It appears people are using FBB what is the reason for
this, does it give the user
? ?a better experience ???
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All the best from Alan
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Hi John,
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? ?Yes there is 693 messages so far :) Thank you....
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? ?It appears people are using FBB what is the reason for this, does it give the user
? ?a better experience ???
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All the best from Alan
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull
That seems to be working. Can't you see the messages on your BBS?
LIS gives monitor output. The resolution of the image is too low to
be able to sure but it seems to be showing similar info to the
monitor window.
On 14/04/2025 08:10, Alan - G0WDA
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Hi John,
This is from the bbs_logs
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Re: Pickup and forward Mail/Bull
Did you set it to monitor port 3 in the Monitor Menu?
What does AXR 3 show?
Have you seen
73, John
On 14/04/2025 07:59, Alan - G0WDA
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Good Morning John,
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Map commas removed spaces added, QTtermTCP installed, and
running, set the forward running to gb7cip
but nothing showed up on TTermTCP
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Hi John,
This is from the bbs_logs
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Hi John,
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N3MEL - Glenn