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I am aware that some dislike the digipeat functionality provided by VARAFM. Albeit infrequent it has been useful for me on occasion so here goes... While in the field on a laptop and within range of

Thanks John, CHAT is up and running ..... easy peazy! Happy Holidays? Bob

It will be created and shouldn't be edited manually. Use the Chat Config pages in the Web management (which will appear when you enable Chat). 73, John

That was easy ..... answered my own question .... the chatconfig.cfg is automatically created when the server executes for the first time ...... very nice. SO far I have to say this linbpq is a pretty

Thanks for the snippets of the config files, can i assume that once the linchat parameter is in the bpq32.cfg file the chatconfig.cfg file will be created or is there a document that defines the

Bob, As previously stated, it is native and you need LINCHAT in the config in addition to an application line. The following is the tail-end of my bpq32.cnf file that I run on a Pi 4 ;-----

It is native but you have to at least place LINCHAT in the config somewhere. Then you should be able to configure it. You might find this helpful for the other parts:

Hi everyone i have linbpq up and running ok, but i am wondering if the chat server is native in the linbpq code or is there another piece of code that needs to be installed and linked to linbpd?

If your local trees are pines, the frequency to use depends a LOT on the length of the needles on the pine trees. Short needles kill 900MHz. Medium length do a number on 430MHz. Long needle, like

Hi all, Are there any graphic diagrams showing the interrelationships by even the major block components?? Maybe in microsoft visio, Or in UML, BPMN?? Using any type of object-oriented design

Hi David, -- I see we have the choice of 800 or 900 mhz OR also listed is 433 mhz. I'm thinking 433 might be better in my area due to vegetation etc. Anyone got an opinion? For unlicensed folks, the

Ben -- And anyone else actually familiar with meshtastic aside from watching youtube vids (like me) --- -- I see we have the choice of 800 or 900 mhz OR also listed is 433 mhz. I'm thinking 433 might

I agree with Charles We don’t want the post office delivery running all over in this busy cold time of year. Hello George Kirn had contact with this data. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi David, I know Meshtastic has been mentioned before, but I think this could work and is probably the best solution given requirement that users are unlicensed. I do realize that ISM bands do have

My system routes all @EU bulletins to my European forwarding partners only. -- Charles J. Hargrove - N2NOV NYC-ARECS/RACES Citywide Radio Officer/Skywarn Coord. NYC-ARECS/RACES Nets 441.100/136.5 PL

? ? ? ?Good morning-- Perhaps I should clarify what I mean by "simpicity:" For this purpose, the overarching goal is to create a method to communicate to a relatively small group of people in

I agree. Hello George Kirn had contact with this data.

All: Until I hear that the above is not true, I am placing GB7RJJ in my BADWORDS.SYS file. 73, Chuck

Mystery solved.?? Because that is exactly what the forwarding station intends.? His opinion is all stations get all bulletins regardless how they are addressed. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas

A "simple BBS" does not necessarily make a simple system. Creating messages, sending them, receiving messages, and reading them all contribute to the complexity. Some of those contribute more