Re: ISP Account Name replace by Signoff Message in the ISP Interface configuration
Thanks,
Yes, I'll be doing the Linux version today.
73, John
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John G8BPQ
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#43437
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WinRPR Oddities
1) The WINRPR driver works, but QtTermTCP shows the same (Rx) color in the
monitor for both transmit and receive. I don't see that on any other ports.
It's a minor but strange thing. Despite not
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Lee Bengston
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#43436
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Re: SCS PTC-IIIusb Settings Help
PSKA an FSKA level can not be the same, PSKA levels will be 30 higher than
FSKA settings.
Google pactor level settings , there is a whole article on it.
My BBS runs PSKA at 225 and FSKA at
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Ray Adkins
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#43435
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Re: ISP Account Name replace by Signoff Message in the ISP Interface configuration
Thanks John,
Everything works again¡ great!
Don¡¯t forget to correct the Linux version too ?
73
Louis ve2nzr
De : [email protected] <[email protected]> De la part de John G8BPQ
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louis rioux
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#43434
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Re: ISP Account Name replace by Signoff Message in the ISP Interface configuration
Sorry, that is a bug I've recently introduced.
I've uploaded a new BPQMail.exe to my Beta site that should fix it, but you'll need to re-input the ISP Host Name.
73, John
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John G8BPQ
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#43433
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Re: TCPIP over AX.25
Can I do the same thing with the IPGATEWAY route command?
ROUTE 44.131.11.0/29 ( http://44.131.11.0/29 ) 44.131.11.1 # All subnet 44.131.11.0/29 ( http://44.131.11.0/29 ) is reachable over radio
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Thomas Bostr?m (SM0YOS)
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#43432
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ISP Account Name replace by Signoff Message in the ISP Interface configuration
Hi to all,
Want to know if other person has the same problem than me.
I have ¡°Mail Server Version 6.0.24.62¡± and ¡°Console Version .0.24.65¡±.
Can¡¯t find both programs with the
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louis rioux
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#43431
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Re: Might be a long shot but can I replace bbsusers section from bpqmail.cfg
Well it looks like I answered my own question
Yes the bbsuser section can be replaced with another section
only need to review and change user settings (ie sysop .. etc)
from the program interface or
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Robert Cartier
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#43430
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Re: Route Sorting
Once I got down to looking it was pretty simple so in the next build it will be sorted.
I'm looking at doing something like G7UOD's AXIP list.
73, John
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John G8BPQ
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#43429
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Re: TCPIP over AX.25
[email protected]> wrote:
I believe the context of the request for shell capability is to allow BPQ
to add static routes in the host OS upon startup. It s
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Lee Bengston
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#43428
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Might be a long shot but can I replace bbsusers section from bpqmail.cfg
All
I might be looking for something that is a bit much.
Is there anything available that I could use too import the BBSUSER section
from the BPQMAIl.CFG file
Or can I just take the BBSUSERS
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Robert Cartier
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Re: SCS PTC-IIIusb Settings Help
It has to be a turnover/timing problem. If I switch radios it works
fine, but I am not wearing out the relays of my nice TS-590S. I have
my FT-710 as my sacrificial lamb. The crazy thing is the
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Chris Maness KQ6UP
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#43426
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Re: HF Forwarding partners needed
What modes do you support, Pactor, packet, VARA, ?
contact me direct via call at ARRL.net
jim KI0BK
Olathe KS
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Jim - KI0BK
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#43425
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Re: SCS PTC-IIIusb Settings Help
Chris, I have similar problems to yours, but I¡¯ll add that incoming connects from the same station works great, but out going shows the same actions as you see, first packet green, all others
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Jim - KI0BK
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#43424
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Re: SCS PTC-IIIusb Settings Help
Maybe a better question to ask is what is all the possible tweakable
parameters on the BPQ side. I think I found two that are not talked
about
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Chris Maness KQ6UP
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#43423
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SCS PTC-IIIusb Settings Help
I can connect to some BBS with Pactor, but I have a new neighbor that it is not
playing well with. The strange thing is that I can connect just fine
to him with Winl2K. I have set the FSK and PSK
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Chris Maness KQ6UP
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#43422
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Re: TCPIP over AX.25
There is a good reason protocols like telnet are no longer used on public networks. The FBB? technique (also used by Kantronics) obscure but do not effectively hide the password, and monitoring
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Willem Schreuder
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#43421
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Re: TCPIP over AX.25
Sorry, I know this is getting slightly off-topic.
Those partial character challenge/response systems that have been popular with packet systems over the years are really bad form a security
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Ben Kuhn
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#43420
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Re: TCPIP over AX.25
IIRC FBB used to have a "superuser" auth mechanism where a connected
station would be challenged with a password prompt. The prompt was not
looking for the whole password but rather a random
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Mark Phillips
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#43419
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Re: TCPIP over AX.25
I'll think about that though there may be security implications.
73, John
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John G8BPQ
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#43418
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