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On 4/23/25 02:00, John G8BPQ via groups.io wrote:

Each port has a parameter SendtoM0LTEMap. This defaults to 1 but and be set to zero to stop reporting that port.

SendtoM0LTEMap=0

73,
John

pi@nc8q-bpq:~/linbpq $ ./linbpq
G8BPQ AX25 Packet Switch System Version 6.0.24.69 March 2025
Copyright ? 2001-2025 John Wiseman G8BPQ
Current Directory is /home/pi/linbpq
Log Directory is /home/pi/linbpq
Making Directory /home/pi/linbpq/logs
Configuration file Preprocessor.
Using Configuration file /home/pi/linbpq/bpq32.cfg
Source record not recognised - Ignored:EnableM0LTEMap=0

Where in

PORT
?PORTNUM=[1-13]
?...
?CONFIG
? ...
ENDPORT

do I put
EnableM0LTEMap=0

?

Source record not recognised - Ignored:EnableM0LTEMap=0

The PORT param is

SendtoM0LTEMap=0

It goes in the main section of the PORT config, before CONFIG

EnableM0LTEMap is a global command and has to the set to 1 to enable reporting. The goes in the main config

73, John

On 4/23/25 08:28, Mark Taylor wrote:

Correction....
EnableM0LTEMap=1? goes in the global section, above all ports.
SendToM0LTEMap=0? goes in a port, above the CONFIG section to prevent just that port from being reported.
To not report to that map at all just done't put either of these anywhere.
Sorry Chuck
--
73,
Mark, N5MDT

Hi, Mark:

Thanks. Now:


pi@nc8q-bpq:~/linbpq $ head? bpq32.cfg
EnableM0LTEMap=1;? goes in the global section, above all ports.
;
;
;start
;A web page is maintained showing BPQ32 nodes It can be seen here. If you want your information to be shown on this map, and you have an Internet link, add the line

;LOCATOR=XXnnXX to the top of your bpq32.cfg file. (Where XXnnXX is your Maidenhead Location (aka Grid Square)). You can find your locator using this site

;You can also specify your position as Lat/Lon, if you want greater (or less) precision than given by using the locator. Specify decimal degrees, North and East positive, South and West negative.

pi@nc8q-bpq:~/linbpq $

:-)

73, Chuck