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no joy had to go back to rigcontrol thanks will try again when the patch is available

Hi, How do others deal with the "Unread mail" generated by housekeeping in these scenarios? Since I am using CLAWS mail, having the system report mail is unread in X days is not really accurate tho

Actually it can be either case but there is a bug in the code and it won't work without a TNC Mode parameter (eg P1 or VN). I'll fix it but the mean time it should work with a dummy Mode TNC Mode

Try Chan70, The "an" needs to be in small letters. 73, Ken W9GM From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Robert Cartier via groups.io Sent: Saturday, March 1, 2025

Hi I see in the docs that the use of CHANXX is valid and I have successfully used it in rigcontrol but what would like to move to RADIO X IN the docs the example RADIO 1 COM6 9600 ICOM IC718

Thanks John ??? Works great as long as I don't try to add more than 5 calls.. 73? John? wb4moz

Normally VARA uses the bode all and first 4 applcalls but you can supply a MYCALLS parasm to the VARA config to override this. 73, John

Thanks, I'll check it next time I am over there and let you know if that is the issue. 73//Dave WB9YIG

Try this.... Install Vara into a separate directory. Use different ports in the Vara configuuration. Create a new Vara Port. In that port start the second instance of Vara. You will need to include

WA9C shows as a registered and valid call so... In the Telnet Port configuration of the bpq32.cfg file the value of CMSCALL should be WA9C. It may have been mistakenly entered as

Hello folks; I inherited the sysop duties from a SK. The system is operating on a Linux computer with packet only. I noticed that when I start LinBPQ I receive a message that says: WL2K Traffic

Thanks John ??? Yes, our testing today shows only 5 total. It looks like the first 4 applications are used along with the node call.? What with Appl 1 being mandatory for the bbs leaves appl 2, 3

Thank you to Lee and Mark for taking the time to respond. Once I digest the info and work on it and get back to you with my results. 73 de Chris ww2bsa

[email protected]> wrote: Yes, those items match up with my response. Lee K5DAT

10200 or whatever port you decide.? You can even use 10092 if not already used for TCP. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

The TCP-MASTER goes on the node that you have no real control over. WW2BSA-5 TCP-MASTER goes in WW2BSA-5 and TCP-SLAVE goes in WW2BSA-7 You will nedd to port forward port 10200, protocol TCP at

If you are not scanning you can comment out the scan lines.? Then manually set your radio to the frequency and mode desired.? It will never change. As long as you are scanning it will switch

Nice tool. Nice work. I'll be interested to have a copy if avail for distribution. Thanks, Jean

I like it, it will let me know which links are having issues an can better keep track. [email protected]> wrote:

This in my Rigcontrol for my 7300 RADIO 1 0:00 10,7.1032,USB,F2,D 4,14.1065,USB,F2,D 02:00 5,3.596,USB,F2,D 13:00 10,7.1032,USB,F2,D 4,14.1065,USB,F2,D Glenn/N3MEL