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Hi Everyone, Interesting problem, if a caller calls the system, you hear it trying 10 times then gives up During that time, if I go into terminal and do MH 1 it comes back with the caller call sign But it will not answer the caller... Can some explain what happens when a caller comes in please All the best from Alan

Hi all, If I try to telnet into my node (on my home LAN) from an older telnet client (i.e. MS-DOS or Mac System 7) I get the callsign prompt and after typing 1 or 2 characters several gibberish characters are printed on the screen and I can't type anymore. If, from one of these older telnet clients, I telnet into a Linux box I have on my LAN and then from there telnet into my node all is fine. So there's some compatibility issue between the old and new. These same older telnet clients can telnet into anything and everything I've thrown at them from Linux boxes to various "modern" bulletin board systems etc. But just not LinBPQ's telnet server. This isn't "mission critical", I just like to mix hobbies. I've tried all the things you'd expect like vt100 vs ansi etc, to no avail. Anyone else solve this issue? Or am I the only one even trying to match up such old machines with LinBPQ's telnet lol. 73, Doug

Good morning all. Matt KB8UVN has an allstar node called Ohio Packet Hub 510810. I have teamed up with him and connected my Allstar node and ADN DMR Network together. The TG on the ADN Network is 31395. I am passing this information along. In the hopes that we can get some voice traffic about packet, Vara, BPQ, etc. Give you a place to talk about it instead of waiting for an email reply. Sometimes you can get things resolved fast by voice than over email. Any issues, concerns or problems. Please let me know. Ryan My ADN Server is 3103.adn.systems.

How can I change this to show bw500 instead of bw2300? WL2KREPORT PUBLIC, api.winlink.org, 80, KI0BK, EM28OU, 00-11, 03597500, VARA, 50 tia 73 jim KI0BK

Good Evening Everyone I have a pc with Debain 12 OS and bpq32 configured with a gateway The problem is I cannot talk to the 44.x.x.x network, even though I have a 44 address I was told I needed ampr.ripd and to download encap.json , then process the file giving an output of encap.txt, which I have done.. I have a fixed ip for the router, which gives ok 192.168.1.x Range The problem I have is how to use the encap.txt file Any help would be helpful please All the best from Alan - G0WDA Blackpool

Hello! I'm in the process of finalizing my LiBPQ setup and I'm looking to connect with a couple of link partners. My map: MAP PU2XTC-4 PU2XTC.DDNS.NET UDP 10093 B 73's TKS! Reinaldo Oliveira

I am trying to add some applications to my node. Under JNOS I was able to add "mbox alias" statements that allowed users to enter an alias e.g. "MUD" and then it would magically telnet them to an app (a copy of Circle MUD). Can I do this with BPQ? I've done this in my config APPLICATION 4,MUD,,NI2O-5,WYNWX,255 but I can't work out how to then create a telnet connection out of the node to the service when the MUD command is issued. All I get is "WAYNE:NI2O-3} Sorry, Application MUD is not running - Please try later". Which makes sense as there's no instructions to do "telnet 44.56.66.6 4000". While I'm at it, can we also do "finger"? eg "finger ^philadelphia@..." Thanks Mark / NI2O

My APRS in LinBPQ does not seem to acknowledging incoming messages? Apologies for any grammar or spelling errors! -- 73 de Glenn Allison N3MEL (tprfn) The Packet Radio Forwarding Network EPA Hub Station www.tprfn.net Emergency Coordinator Chester County ARES/RACES www.w3eoc.org

Hi all, I just added a new Kantronics KAM XL to the modem/interface set I have already run with LinBPQ. The KAM is wired as a forth one device, /dev/ttyUSB3 (COM4). But BPQ fails to initialize it: Initialising Port 01 Telnet Server Initialising Port 02 SCS Pactor /dev/ttyUSB1 Initialising Port 03 TCPKISS IP 127.0.0.1 Port 8001 Chan A Initialising Port 04 UZ7HO Host 127.0.0.1 Port 8000 Chan A Initialising Port 05 UZ7HO Host 127.0.0.1 Port 8000 Chan B Com Open Failed: No such file or directory Initialising Port 06 KAM Pactor com4 com4 could not be opened The new port is defined this way: PORT ID=AMTOR, GTOR, P1 TYPE=EXTERNAL IOADDR=4 ; COM Port Address (Note this is in hex, so for COM20 enter 14 SPEED=38400 ; COM Port Speed DRIVER=KAMPactor INTERLOCK=1 ; ; Optional - set if you have two ports sharing the same radio. ; Set the same Interlock value on both ports. CONFIG ; Driver-Specific Configuration #APPL RMS ; Autoconnect to BPQ32 RMS Application #RIGCONTROL COM2 19200 ICOM IC700 70 4 14.103/U1W 14.112/U1 18.1/U1N 10.12/L1 #OLDMODE ; Optional - Causes controller to be set to PACTOR mode instead of TOR mode XMITLVL 50/35; ENDPORT Interestingly, the KAM opens without any problem in a terminal (minicom) with the same port settings: minicom -b 38400 -D /dev/ttyUSB3 Welcome to minicom 2.8 OPTIONS: I18n Port /dev/ttyUSB3, 14:27:04 Press CTRL-A Z for help on special keys v VERSION KAM XL -1.21184- SERIAL NUMBER - 00001F35C1F7 cmd: Any advice? Tnx! Misko YT7MPB

Hello to those on the list. I've just moved to new rural location, and it appears my wireless based internet service does not pass any unsolicited communication from the Internet to me. Even though I am using my own router, the port forwarding and ampr-ripd configurations are moot. Therefore I have no AXUDP using 10093, etc. and no ampret. Anyone interested in restoring their link with K5DAT-7 can use AXTCP with their side as the slave. In that case the map for K5DAT-7 would use this format if port 10200 were used: MAP K5DAT-7 0.0.0.0 TCP-Save 10200 B Each AXTCP link must use a unique TCP port, and the slave side, i.e. your side, must forward the TCP port in the local router to the BPQ host. Feel free to email me directly to work things out. If there are further questions in general about AXTCP, feel free to ask them on list. Unfortunately I don't have a solution for JNOS and URONODE currently. As I recall XRouter supports AXTCP, so it may be a solution there. When I get some time I may try an AXTCP link across the LAN between BPQ and XRouter.. 73, Lee K5DAT

I have the opportunity to update a local digipeater with a node (and maybe add a WAN frequency as well). Should I use BPQ for the node and if so, what type of hardware should I use for the node? 73, Eric WG3K FM18rp Packet: WG3K@WG3K.#SMD.MD.USA.NOAM E-Mail: wg3k@...

We were installing a new WL2KREPORT line and got the frequency wrong. Way wrong. Like, out of band wrong. I know Trimode has the ability to delete a frequency record from WL2K. Does anyone know how to send a delete command to remove that bad frequency? Using anything other than Trimode? Yeah, I know it will fall off by tomorrow but I'd rather get it off sooner. -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

There is a new version (.69) of BPQ in my Beta area and github. Main changes are that NETROM links try to negotiate using SREJ on connection and BBS transfer restart data is saved to disk so it is still available after a restart. Full changelog is at https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/BetaChangeLog.html 73, John

Hi On my pi console at every incomming message i see Failed to run /home/claude/linbpq/MailNewMesg Or sometimes MailMsgRead What i have missing? Thanks Claude F4IKH

John is there any way to sort the routes display (html or terminal)? If not now, would it be an easy change? Maybe a line count? -- 73, Mark, N5MDT Montgomery, Texas http://n5mdt.ham-radio-op.net:52852

Greetings. There's what I believe is a connect script making a connection to my node that is evidently originating from N0HI's node in Colorado. It's attempting to connect outbound to KB9UNZ-7 on my VHF port. I have not been within VHF range of KB9UNZ-7 in nearly two years since moving further north, but curiously this started relatively recently. I left a message with Jess N0HI asking about it but never received a response. I can't say for certain if the script resides in his node, though. 15:23:38T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> 15:23:46T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> 15:23:54T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> 15:24:01T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> 15:24:08T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> 15:24:15T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> 15:24:23T N0HI-14>KB9UNZ-7 Port=1 <C C P> If there's anyone on here that is in contact with N0HI that can inquire about it, I would appreciate it. Also is there any way to block the incoming connection? When the above activity is present, I can see a circuit to N0HI-1. I don't have a direct link with N0HI-7, so I'm not sure which AXUDP link the incoming connection is using. My best guesses are the links with either KE0GB-7 or W9GM-7 as they both have direct links to N0HI-7. Normally I keep the VHF radio set on high power because stations in my area are relatively far away. These repeated attempts to reach a station that is well out of range are causing my power supply fan to turn on and run unnecessarily unless I turn the power setting down on the radio. Thanks and 73, Lee K5DAT