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On the File " Using_D-RATS_with_your_D-STAR_radio.pdf ", what is meant by the "Turn off the TX message on your DSTAR radio as it uses bandwidth that could be used to transmit DRATS data." Do I

Replacing the 32-bit file with the 64-bit file does indeed work for the Winlink email problem. Once I made the replacement, I heard the email sound and an email I had sitting in the outbox was no

I found the file on the Dan Planet site through a web site address someone else provided. It worked! Now I am wondering if my problems getting email through the IC-2820 RF might be related to the

lzhuf_1.exe can be found in the file section of this group.

No, it means you need the 64 bit version of lzhuf_1.exe. 73 de N4VIP, Don I can't send an EXE through gmail. Perhaps someone else can provide the 64 bit version. -- 73 de N4VIP (SFARES EC, SANTA

No, You have to do the "fix"... Information Bulletin - Fixing the Windows 7 D-RATS 0.3.3b6 64-bit WL2K Error. On 64-bit Windows 7 computers D-RATS 0.3.3b6 encounters an error when sending E-mail

In the TO box I put WL2K:<callsigh>, then in the subject line I put WL2K//Test via Telnet. After putting the email into the Outbox, I . clicked the Send/Receive, Outbox to Send the email. It returned

If we have verified that you have figured out the configuration, maybe we could update or amend the subject in the files category.

In my case, Just that it can be done. As well it's another tool in the box. Having several D Star Gateways in the area, that means one of them will or may have access to the out side world. If BC

You do not need an entry for every internet address that will send you a message. You do need two entries for every call sign that will send email through your ratflector. I described those two

With the help of folks in this group I figured this one out yesterday. In my case I'm running a ratflector (D-RATS client and repeater app), and I'm connecting to that ratflector from another PC.

What is the purpose of entries in Preferences/Email access? Do you have to list all stations that will send you an email if you have internet connectivity and SMTP/POP properly set? I think

I'm glad you got it going, Don. The solution actually came from someone else in the thread. I was just trying suggestions. Thanks, again, to all to contributed to the conversation! Dan

With your help I've gotten the outbound to work. I added N0SO-1 in the email filter. In the debug log. It was doing something but couldn't find the door to get out. I've forwarded theses emails off

Excellent points, Ed. Thanks for the reply. In my case I know more about POP and SMTP than I know about amateur radio, so those were the first things I checked. My packet captures between the

Hi Dan, On POP Mail check to see if your ISP requires security and that you have the correct port. Ports 25 and 110 do not require security. Port 995 requires SSL to be enabled. Also check to see

Just a follow up. I email working in both directions now. I created two Email Access rules on PC #2 (the one that runs the ratflector: Rule #1: Callsign = {my callsign} Access = Both Email Filter

I saw * in the docs. Will try that. It's sending outbound without a problem at this point. What I'm looking for now is the rule that says, "if an email comes inbound from the internet and it is

I think * works as a wildcard on the access rules as well. John WB4QDX Sent: Monday, April 01, 2013 10:01 AM To: d-rats_group@... Subject: [d-rats_group] Re: D-RATS Outbound via

I haven't tried WL2K yet. Thanks for the tip. This will help when I get to that point.