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Alan: When looking for queued *messages* in *Manage Mail*, click the '*Messages*' tab. Messages queued in Manage Mail I hope this helps, Chuck

Hi John, When you force? a forward its seams it wants to talk to itself not send them messages that is queued there is a lot of options in the manage? mail, I have no idea where to look for queued

Hi Steve, are you saying I can delete the user gb7esc, or just delete all the info i put in for forwarding All the best from Alan

The only way to see which messages are queued is to page though the messages in the "Manage Messages" page. What do you see in the BBS log when you try to forward? 73, John

Alan Is this forwarding on. GB7ESC to GB7ESC? You don't need to have a forwarding set for itself. 73s Steve [email protected]> wrote:

Should have added this, no way to edit my? message GB7ESC : { TOCalls = "GB7ESC"; ConnectScript = "C 3 GB7ESC-4"; ATCalls = "#16.GBR.EURO"; HRoutes = "#16.GBR.EURO|WW"; HRoutesP = "#16.GBR.EURO|WW";

Good Afternoon, I am running the latest BPQ on Ubuntu I can send a ping message to my download link and he responds But I have 40 messages queued in the main bbs GB7ESC nothing in the forward queue

I may be above my pay-grade with this question, but will ask anyway. I'm using a signalink and wondering if there is a "normal" output peak I should look for? DonP

It looks like whatever was causing the reboot was corrected with a reboot…. Keeping my fingers crossed. 73 Chip Kroh, N3FUD <mailto:n3fud@...> n3fud@...

Good morning, I am running linbpq64 on a Lenovo 93P micro with Ubuntu 24 as the OS, and am finding the software is restarting itself multiple times. A little background: I switched my node from a

Uncomment this line. This is the line that allows BPQ to transmit APRS on your port 3. Add your APRS IS Passcode: ISPasscode=8334 A couple of other minor things but those more familiar with BPQ and

Nice! Thank you Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for iOS

I've not sure where it went, but I've put it back https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Downloads/QtBPQAPRS64 73, John

Good day Not finding the 64 bit version of QtBPQAPRS

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You have installed the 64 bit version of Qt. Make sure you are using the 64 bit version of QtBPQAPRS. 73, John

I am currently using DIREWOLF, more more success with that - Wondering when running linbpq (APRS) will the Direwolf terminal screen show RF rx? So far, just seeing my tx. I appreciate the feedback.

Thanks for the reply, Rich. sudo apt install libqt5widgets5 [sudo] password for donp: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done Note, selecting

Don, Your initial message indicated that libQt5Widgets.so.5 was missing... try sudo apt install libqt5widgets5 73 de Rich WA3WLH

BTW, I have attempted this, as well. sudo apt-get install qt5-default sudo apt-get install libqt5serialport5 This error, too: ./QtBPQAPRS: cannot execute: required file not found