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Source Chat QTH

 

For purposes of editing, from where is the Chat QTH sourced?? The Chat screen QTH does not match anything I have so far found.

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Jer K4WOF
 

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Jerry
?In the chat window goto actions-update chat map info..

73? John? wb4moz

On 4/23/2023 7:30 PM, j.lineback via groups.io wrote:

For purposes of editing, from where is the Chat QTH sourced?? The Chat screen QTH does not match anything I have so far found.

Thanks group!

Jer K4WOF

 

Thanks John.?

I could be looking and not seeing "actions, update" - or that capability is present for Windows, and handled differently in Linbpq.? Still searching.

jer


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On Sunday, April 23rd, 2023 at 9:44 PM, John - wb4moz <wb4moz@...> wrote:

Jerry
In the chat window goto actions-update chat map info..

73 John wb4moz

On 4/23/2023 7:30 PM, j.lineback via groups.io wrote:
For purposes of editing, from where is the Chat QTH sourced? The Chat screen QTH does not match anything I have so far found.

Thanks group!

Jer K4WOF


 

In the web interface, there's this map position field under "Chat Mgmt" then "Configuration" - is that what you're after?




This gets written to?/usr/bin/linbpq/chatconfig.cfg

Individual user locations (set with the /QTH command) get written to?/usr/bin/linbpq/STUsers.txt

Martin

 

Thank you Martin.? Location entered on that screen does affect Map Popup, however, has no effect on QTH - at least with my setup.

BUT editing /usr/bin/linbpq/STUsers.txt as you directed WORKED!

You're a good sleuth
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Jer K4WOF


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On Monday, April 24th, 2023 at 7:37 AM, Martin Richards <martinontheroad@...> wrote:

In the web interface, there's this map position field under "Chat Mgmt" then "Configuration" - is that what you're after?




This gets written to /usr/bin/linbpq/chatconfig.cfg

Individual user locations (set with the /QTH command) get written to /usr/bin/linbpq/STUsers.txt

Martin

 

Easy sleuthing in this case - edit things then run "ls -lsart /usr/bin/linbpq" and see what files changed most recently :-)

Assuming it's your own location you're trying to change, you should be able to do it from the command line.? So after youv'e connected by typing "CHAT", then "/Q" will show your current location and "/Q Abingdon" will set it
 

Hi Martin.

So far the approach of editing the txt file as you directed yielded the answer.? Thanks kindly...

Jer K4WOF


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On Monday, April 24th, 2023 at 9:22 AM, Martin Richards <martinontheroad@...> wrote:

Easy sleuthing in this case - edit things then run "ls -lsart /usr/bin/linbpq" and see what files changed most recently :-)

Assuming it's your own location you're trying to change, you should be able to do it from the command line.? So after youv'e connected by typing "CHAT", then "/Q" will show your current location and "/Q Abingdon" will set it

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