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Got it. On the HTML menu page. Terminal LISTEN <portnum>

Here they are: PORT PORTNUM=4 ; Port number ID=300 Baud HF packet ; PORTS command text TYPE=ASYNC ; RS232 connection DRIVER=UZ7HO CHANNEL=A ; TNC channel ;PORTCALL=CR6MPB PORTCALL=YU7BPQ

John, also thanks to you for replying! This is the log:

Can you post the port definitions for port 4 and 5? Thanks, John

What sign, where to remove from? Misko YT7MPB

Remove = sign RADIO 1 COM6 9600 ICOM IC718 5E 4,3.5855,USB,F1,P23,W2 Ray N3HYM [email protected]> wrote:

John, I just upgraded linbpq from version 6.0.24.65 to version 6.0.24.71 and noticed an error (see the Subject): Initialising Port 01 Telnet Server Initialising Port 02 SCS Pactor /dev/ttyUSB1

Is there a way to monitor raw packets with LinBPQ like you can with BPQ32? I am running a TNC-X.

Jochen, What does the BBS log show? Thanks, John

Hi Chuck, thanks for answering! Removing the space before or after the @ the file is simply removed without importing anything at all. 73 - Jochen

Hi, Jochen: What happens if your remove the spaces before and after "@"? 73, Chuck

Hi John, for automated messages I am using the import successfully for bulletins and personal messages within the bbs for the equivalent file. Trying to send a winlink-mail or smtp-address in this way

Are you able to try this again and view the syslog for BPQ startup errors? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

Ok John thanks,yes it was error=98 B

See M0LTEMapInfo in https://wiki.oarc.uk/packet:bpq 73, John

Depends on what the bInd error is, but the most common is error 98 which is normally caused by having two copies of LinBPQ running.. 73, John

I did remove that in one of my iterations of the config file…it was causing an out and out failure to process the file. Thanks B

What would cause a Linchat to not report to the nodemap?? Would an old 6.0.21.1 version not report due to being so outdated? Configuration looks correct, the links show yellow on the map, but the

I have never seen this: PROTOCOL=AXUDP Maybe it's new, maybe old, maybe I'm going crazy... but try removing or commenting out that line. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas

Thanks everyone well i removed the 10092 port and now my bind error is gone, but i don’t see the 10093 port in the netstat command, i see other linbpq ports in the Listen state but not 10093. made