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I use Thunderbird to read my JNOS system bulletins on my Win10 laptop. -- Charles J. Hargrove - N2NOV NYC-ARECS/RACES Citywide Radio Officer/Skywarn Coord. NYC-ARECS/RACES Nets 441.100/136.5

Quick question: Has anyone found a decent NNTP newsreader that work on either OS/X (Mac) or Android? I really don't feel like writing a python (or PHP) one. What would be really neat would be an old

Hi Ray. i also notice you have enabled= 0 mine is set to enabled=1 my hroute is also just set to HierarchyAddress in your case #32.GBR.EURO hrouteP = is the same this how mine is setup. and i

Hi Ray, i am not a expert but in my bpq cfg file the. ATCALLS = “WW : AMSAT: LUNET” etc. the full : should be a vertical line. (shift + \) on a keyboard i think.

Hi All! Mystery solved!!! In my moving from one machine to another I had dropped a map statement and also a few specific to a forwarding partner configuration issues. All should/will be good in the

It could be because N2MH4 is not a valid call sign. In a perfect world he should be connecting to you with a valid call, N2MH-4, and not an alias. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery,

Hi All! Thanks for the places to look. The top R line shows N2MH4 and the log is showing the same thing. But, the station connecting is N2MH-4 and the user record is N2MH. I suspect I missed setting

Look in the BBS log to find out who you received the message from (it should also be in the R: lines of the message). That is the user with Hold set. 73 John

Hi all, I have been trying to configure my linBPQ Bookworm Raspberry Pi to forward mail to a LinFBB BBS. I have followed a number of guides and am pretty sure I have it configured correctly, but the

The top R-line shows who you received the bulletin from. I would check the settings for that user (N2MH4) as well as the user for ZS6SPY - if there is one. The fact that you have so many of those

Try these settings in your main BBS configuration. Don't Hold Messages From New Users Don't allow unknown users You may not want one or both these checked. It is the FROM part of the message that

Hi, Chris: Thanks. Does your BBS have a user=PACKET? Does your BBS have a user=ZS6SPY? If yes, does either user have the 'Hold Messages' box checked? 73, Chuck

Hi Chuck, The text of the message follows:

Hi, Chris: Tell us about message #3817. Tell us about who it is from and addressed to whom. 73, Chuck 3817

Good morning! Can anyone share the secret in figuring out what user has the hold message flag set in this case? These messages are showing up for every bulletin message my node receives and almost

It is TCP over IP Herbert.? Just on my local LAN. Willem, those Telnet commands don't seem to be the issue, but it was fun playing with netcat! I haven't done that in a while.? Echoing the full hex

Hi Jim, Yes that was the first thing I did, that is the sort of thing one forgets :) PORT PORTNUM=1 ID=144.9375 MHz 1200

I have this connected to my allstar node and monitoring when at home. Ray N3HYM

Hello Jim, It should just require changing VARA to VARA500 in that statement. 73, Lee K5DAT [email protected]> wrote:

Is your kpc3 in xkiss mode? Here is part of my config file for my kpc3 kiss port PORT PORTNUM=1 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ; Port number ID=VHF 145.090 MHz 1200 bps ? ?