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I am having trouble with my configuration in BPQ for windows with my SCS PTC II modem I just acquired. This is the original PTC II. I have it connected to the ACC port on my Icom 7300, with the

BPQ startup commands for reference- ========== root@Pi-BPQ:/home/pi/linbpq# ./linbpq G8BPQ AX25 Packet Switch System Version 6.0.23.63 April 2023 Copyright ? 2001-2023 John Wiseman G8BPQ Current

Hello- Now I am trying to solve igate not connecting messages. Currently all I get is "APRS Igate connect failed" and after some long length of time (hours/days) I get a segmentation fault/BPQ crashes

Thanks for that John, was a good little rabbit hole to run down. I did also find an option to force it in ARDOPC.c (FSKOnly = FALSE), but that would be a bit of a hack. Digging through the source pat

Tnx John.Prof. Chris Lancewww.ww2bsa.org

PROTOCOL for an ASYNC port can only be KISS or NETROM. 73, John

ARDOPC has a command "FSKONLY 1" that should do what you want. With BPQ you can add that to the ARDOP port config but I don't think you can do that with the Winlink Clients. 73, John

I am curious if the PROTOCOL for BPQ32 can be anything other than KISS? In other words, if I wanted to attach a piece of hardware other than a TNC in KISS mode, what other data format (protocol)

Hi all, I've been having a bit of a dig around, and I'm wondering if this combination is possible, potentially with some changes to the source? Some background, I have a QRP-Labs QDX 3a (not yet

It's under the sysop commands section John. Probably from v4.08 days Steve

There's a consolidated 'cheat sheet' for node, sysop and bbs commands at https://cheatography.com/gcremerius/cheat-sheets/bpq-user-and-sysop-commands/ I've documented my attempt at a custom node

You may be thinking of the extended ROUTES command (R R) which I've just noticed isn't documented. 73, John

The Node command list is in Cmd.c, in variable COMMANDS[]. There may be the odd command in there that is still under test or intended for debugging, , but if you find anything useful that isn't in

Yes, I've used that list, but its the unofficial commands I'm interested in. I've done some digging in the code but haven't found where those commands are defined yet. One such command in particular

Thank you both for the input. That helps a lot. I'll make sure that the other BPQ nodes are in fact available without a digi. I thought they were, but it could be that they aren't.

If someone can connect directly to application not in PERMITTEDAPPLS on an ax.25 port then that needs investigating. But users can connect to the node then use any application. 73, John

Unfortunately on the port identified below, PERMITTEDAPPLS is not working - Whether they attempt to attach to the SSID for the APPLS or via the node, it seems they still have access to the application

Try this: https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/NodeCommands.html The normal BBS commands work for the bbs as well. I'm sure there are undocumented commands.

Those nodes should be in your 'Nodes' list.

Only 'node broadcasts' from 'bona fide' nodes are processed and stored. 'Node broadcasts' are not digipeated. Should these nodes automatically be added to No, digipeated packets should not be