David: I uninstalled the program using control panel. I then went in and manually removed the d-rats directory tree. I reinstalled the older version, 0.3.3 or whatever it is. Brought the program up, and it retained all of my old settings, so that sort of proves that the settings are stored outside of the d-rats directory. I know, others have said it's hidden and I'll continue looking for it. My directory still looks nothing like what you show below, strange. I just found this yahoo group yesterday after looking all over the internet for a d-rats forum. You have been most helpful. Back to the drawing board - Jim At 04:45 PM 9/9/2014, you wrote:
Hello Jim,
That's the behavior I have here on Win7 Enterprise SP1 though I'm bound to a corporate Active Directory tree. I assume you rant the installer for 0.3.3? If it helps, I have the following in that top level directory:
--
<DIR> Form_Templates
<DIR> logs
<DIR> maps
<DIR> messages
<DIR> static_locations
debug.log
d-rats.config
repeater.config
repeater.log
--
--David
James R. Holtzman Empirical Technology Carmichael, CA 95608 (916) 487-9712 emptech@...
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David: I have been using 0.3.3 up until today, when I downloaded and installed daily 02172012. I noticed as it installed, deleted a bunch of previous files and I assume replaced them with new ones. My directory tree looks nothing like what you are showing. I have nothing important to save, I'm thinking about just deleting the entire directory tree and re-installing. The reason I went to the daily version, I've been having problems with loosing control of my 92ad, that is, sometimes it would xmit, and most of the time it wouldn't. I also downloaded the latest version of my usb-rs-232 adaptor. I actually have three problems, but I want to solve one at a time. My other problem, won't connect to the internet. I have a new MikroTik router, which has a complicated setup, and when I get it all figured out, I'll have to deal with its firewall and port forwarding. Jim At 04:45 PM 9/9/2014, you wrote:
Hello Jim,
That's the behavior I have here on Win7 Enterprise SP1 though I'm bound to a corporate Active Directory tree. I assume you rant the installer for 0.3.3? If it helps, I have the following in that top level directory:
--
<DIR> Form_Templates
<DIR> logs
<DIR> maps
<DIR> messages
<DIR> static_locations
debug.log
d-rats.config
repeater.config
repeater.log
--
--David
James R. Holtzman Empirical Technology Carmichael, CA 95608 (916) 487-9712 emptech@...
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!- Start 2-Computer? 3-Program 4- Delete DRATS folder 5- Reinstall DRATS
On Tue, Sep 9, 2014 at 6:30 PM, 'James R. Holtzman' emptech@... [d-rats_group] <d-rats_group@...> wrote:
?
David:
I'm running win7 prof.? I have it showing hidden and system
files.
Under that path, under roaming, no d-rats directory.
A few days ago I went through the installation directory, checking
the
"date modified" on files, I've never seen where a file was
written to and
the date not changed, settings have been changed but no files show a
recent date.? There were many files there, and I have to admit, it
was
late and I could have missed something.
I wonder where else the settings could be stored.? I suppose I could
try
a brute force method, completely remove all d-rats s/w, re-install and
check
to see if it has my old settings, if it did, that would tell me the
settings are stored
elsewhere.
Although the manual said it didn't use the registry, I searched it too,
no luck there.
Thanks for getting back to me.? I have some other problems too, but
better to find
a previous thread or start a new one, rather than hijack this
one.
Jim
At 03:43 PM 9/9/2014, you wrote:
?
The answer depends on the operating system:
Windows:? ??
$SystemDrive:\Users\$USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\D-RATS
?? --> If you can't find this directory in File Explorer, you
have to enable the displaying of hidden directories
Linux:? ?? ? ? ?? ~$USER/.d-rats
--David
KI6ZHD
On 09/09/2014 03:17 PM,
emptech@...
[d-rats_group] wrote:
??
I know this question is kind of old, but if you can't remove it using
control panel, according to the
d-rats documentation, because it is such a simple installation, all you
have to do is delete the
entire d-rats directory.?? The program does not use the system
registry at all.
Since I offered this, does anybody know where d-rats stores its
settings??? They are in some
file in the d-rats directory tree somewhere, I haven't had luck finding
the file.?? I'm trying to find
a way to save the settings so I can share them with others, rather than
changing one item at
a time.
James R. Holtzman
Empirical Technology
Carmichael, CA? 95608
(916) 487-9712
emptech@...
|
Search your computer for a file called d-rats.config. It is in a hidden directory. ? Patrick (N3TSZ)
From: "'James R. Holtzman' emptech@... [d-rats_group]"
To: d-rats_group@...
Sent: Tuesday, September 9, 2014 7:30 PM
Subject: Re:
[d-rats_group] Crup D-Star Program
?
David:
I'm running win7 prof.? I have it showing hidden and system
files.
Under that path, under roaming, no d-rats directory.
A few days ago I went through the installation directory, checking
the
"date modified" on files, I've never seen where a file was
written to and
the date not changed, settings have been changed but no files show a
recent date.? There were many files there, and I have to admit, it
was
late and I could have missed something.
I wonder where else the settings could be stored.? I suppose I could
try
a brute force method, completely remove all d-rats s/w, re-install and
check
to see if it has my old settings, if it did, that would tell me the
settings are stored
elsewhere.
Although the manual said it didn't use the registry, I searched it too,
no luck there.
Thanks for getting back to me.? I have some other problems too, but
better to find
a previous thread or start a new one, rather than hijack this
one.
Jim
At 03:43 PM 9/9/2014, you wrote:
?
The answer depends on the operating system:
Windows:? ??
$SystemDrive:\Users\$USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\D-RATS
?? --> If you can't find this directory in File Explorer, you
have to enable the displaying of hidden directories
Linux:? ?? ? ? ?? ~$USER/.d-rats
--David
KI6ZHD
On 09/09/2014 03:17 PM,
emptech@...
[d-rats_group] wrote:
??
I know this question is kind of old, but if you can't remove it using
control panel, according to the
d-rats documentation, because it is such a simple installation, all you
have to do is delete the
entire d-rats directory.?? The program does not use the system
registry at all.
Since I offered this, does anybody know where d-rats stores its
settings??? They are in some
file in the d-rats directory tree somewhere, I haven't had luck finding
the file.?? I'm trying to find
a way to save the settings so I can share them with others, rather than
changing one item at
a time.
James R. Holtzman
Empirical Technology
Carmichael, CA? 95608
(916) 487-9712
emptech@...
|
Hello Jim,
That's the behavior I have here on Win7 Enterprise SP1 though I'm
bound to a corporate Active Directory tree.? I assume you rant the
installer for 0.3.3?? If it helps, I have the following in that top
level directory:
--
Form_Templates
logs
maps
messages
static_locations
debug.log
d-rats.config
repeater.config
repeater.log
--
--David
On 09/09/2014 04:30 PM, 'James R.
Holtzman' emptech@... [d-rats_group] wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
?
David:
I'm running win7 prof.? I have it showing hidden and
system
files.
Under that path, under roaming, no d-rats directory.
A few days ago I went through the installation directory,
checking
the
"date modified" on files, I've never seen where a file was
written to and
the date not changed, settings have been changed but no
files show a
recent date.? There were many files there, and I have to
admit, it
was
late and I could have missed something.
I wonder where else the settings could be stored.? I
suppose I could
try
a brute force method, completely remove all d-rats s/w,
re-install and
check
to see if it has my old settings, if it did, that would
tell me the
settings are stored
elsewhere.
Although the manual said it didn't use the registry, I
searched it too,
no luck there.
Thanks for getting back to me.? I have some other problems
too, but
better to find
a previous thread or start a new one, rather than hijack
this
one.
Jim
At 03:43 PM 9/9/2014, you wrote:
?
The answer depends on the operating system:
Windows:? ??
$SystemDrive:\Users\$USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\D-RATS
?? --> If you can't find this directory in File
Explorer, you
have to enable the displaying of hidden directories
Linux:? ?? ? ? ?? ~$USER/.d-rats
--David
KI6ZHD
On 09/09/2014 03:17 PM,
emptech@...
[d-rats_group] wrote:
??
I know this question is kind of old, but if you can't
remove it using
control panel, according to the
d-rats documentation, because it is such a simple
installation, all you
have to do is delete the
entire d-rats directory.?? The program does not use the
system
registry at all.
Since I offered this, does anybody know where d-rats
stores its
settings??? They are in some
file in the d-rats directory tree somewhere, I haven't
had luck finding
the file.?? I'm trying to find
a way to save the settings so I can share them with
others, rather than
changing one item at
a time.
James R. Holtzman
Empirical Technology
Carmichael, CA? 95608
(916) 487-9712
emptech@...
|
David:
I'm running win7 prof.? I have it showing hidden and system
files.
Under that path, under roaming, no d-rats directory.
A few days ago I went through the installation directory, checking
the
"date modified" on files, I've never seen where a file was
written to and
the date not changed, settings have been changed but no files show a
recent date.? There were many files there, and I have to admit, it
was
late and I could have missed something.
I wonder where else the settings could be stored.? I suppose I could
try
a brute force method, completely remove all d-rats s/w, re-install and
check
to see if it has my old settings, if it did, that would tell me the
settings are stored
elsewhere.
Although the manual said it didn't use the registry, I searched it too,
no luck there.
Thanks for getting back to me.? I have some other problems too, but
better to find
a previous thread or start a new one, rather than hijack this
one.
Jim
At 03:43 PM 9/9/2014, you wrote:
?
The answer depends on the operating system:
Windows:? ??
$SystemDrive:\Users\$USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\D-RATS
?? --> If you can't find this directory in File Explorer, you
have to enable the displaying of hidden directories
Linux:? ?? ? ? ?? ~$USER/.d-rats
--David
KI6ZHD
On 09/09/2014 03:17 PM,
emptech@...
[d-rats_group] wrote:
??
I know this question is kind of old, but if you can't remove it using
control panel, according to the
d-rats documentation, because it is such a simple installation, all you
have to do is delete the
entire d-rats directory.?? The program does not use the system
registry at all.
Since I offered this, does anybody know where d-rats stores its
settings??? They are in some
file in the d-rats directory tree somewhere, I haven't had luck finding
the file.?? I'm trying to find
a way to save the settings so I can share them with others, rather than
changing one item at
a time.
James R. Holtzman
Empirical Technology
Carmichael, CA? 95608
(916) 487-9712
emptech@...
|
The answer depends on the operating system:
Windows:?? $SystemDrive:\Users\$USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\D-RATS
? --> If you can't find this directory in File Explorer, you have
to enable the displaying of hidden directories
Linux:?? ??? ~$USER/.d-rats
--David
KI6ZHD
On 09/09/2014 03:17 PM,
emptech@... [d-rats_group] wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
?
I know this question is kind of old, but if you can't
remove it using control panel, according to the
d-rats documentation, because it is such a simple
installation, all you have to do is delete the
entire d-rats directory.? The program does not use the
system registry at all.
Since I offered this, does anybody know where d-rats
stores its settings?? They are in some
file in the d-rats directory tree somewhere, I haven't had
luck finding the file.? I'm trying to find
a way to save the settings so I can share them with
others, rather than changing one item at
a time.
|
I know this question is kind of old, but if you can't remove it using control panel, according to the
d-rats documentation, because it is such a simple installation, all you have to do is delete the
entire d-rats directory.? The program does not use the system registry at all.
Since I offered this, does anybody know where d-rats stores its settings?? They are in some
file in the d-rats directory tree somewhere, I haven't had luck finding the file.? I'm trying to find
a way to save the settings so I can share them with others, rather than changing one item at
a time.
Thanks -? Jim? k6nra
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I'm interested in training, have been using d-rats for about a year now, not working right,
not sure if the configuration is the problem, but always eager to learn -? please sign me
up.
Jim H. k6nra? Sacramento? emptech@...
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Many thanks to KE7KUS for posting this article.
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Hello Rusty,
Can you send me an email at kb5hpt@...? I will get you registered for the D-RATS Training. I will also send you more information on the training. TNX
73, Lew, KB5HPT
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Be interested in attending... Rusty K1GGS rusty.hemenway@...
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Lew what mode will you be running? Al KF5SMH
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I will be on 14.073 MHz (+ or -) USB on Wednesday evening from 7:30 - 8:30 PM (MDT). Meet me on the AE5HE RATflector for coordination. Turn on RxID. de Lew, KB5HPT
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Here is another option for a soundcard TNC. It is called Dire Wolf and will run on Windows or Linux. It will also?function as a stand-alone Digipeater. It highly customizable for many applications. Read more about it at:
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Hi Lew... This training sounds great. How will it take place??
John WA4KWK
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 11:37 PM, maxwellld@... [d-rats_group] <d-rats_group@...> wrote:
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If anyone is interested in, or knows of someone interested in getting started using D-RATS contact me for D-RATS training. If you have D-RATS partially configured you are welcome to join. I plan to start training?on September 11, 2014.
Items needed: D-RATS Version vdaily-02232012 (Download from ??????????????? )?????? Computer with Internet connection?????? D-Star Radio
Sessions One and Two will be configuring D-RATS. The training covers Instant Messaging, sending Preformatted Forms (i.e. ICS Forms/Internal Memo's etc.), sending Quick Messages, sending QST's, using Filters and File Transferrs. (One hour each)
Session Three is configuring Email (SMTP/POP), and Winlink 2000 Email. A unique email address is required. I will provide the information for setting up a Winlink account. (One hour) Session Four is setting up the D-RATS Map and how to connect D-RATS to a D-Star radio. (One hour)
Send an email to: Lew, KB5HPT Email: kb5hpt@...
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If anyone is interested in, or knows of someone interested in getting started using D-RATS contact me for D-RATS training. If you have D-RATS partially configured you are welcome to join. I plan to start training?on September 11, 2014. Items needed: D-RATS Version vdaily-02232012 (Download from http://dev.d-??????????????? rats.com/drats_daily/daily-02232012/)?????? Computer with Internet connection?????? D-Star Radio Sessions One and Two will be configuring D-RATS. The training covers Instant Messaging, sending Preformatted Forms (i.e. ICS Forms/Internal Memo's etc.), sending Quick Messages, sending QST's, using Filters and File Transferrs. (One hour each) Session Three is configuring Email (SMTP/POP), and Winlink 2000 Email. A unique email address is required. I will provide the information for setting up a Winlink account. (One hour) Session Four is setting up the D-RATS Map and how to connect D-RATS to a D-Star radio. (One hour) Send an email to: Lew, KB5HPT Email: kb5hpt@...
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The Texas D-RATS Net will be held Thursday, August 14, 2014 at 7 PM (MDT) on the AE5HE RATflector. Host Address: ae5he.ham-radio-op:9000. The topic is on hosting or operating in D-RATS Nets.?All are welcome to join the net.
Lew, KB5HPT
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Hello All,
You may not remember the stage play and movie West Side Story, but in one scene
between the Police Officer [Crupke (sp)] and the Jets gang they tell him to 'Crup You' and
made a very rude, crass hand sign.
During a practice session, in mixed chorus, the singers completely carried out the
movement and the Music teacher turned 5 shades of RED!!! One rather embarrassed
young lady.
PS. We recorded the performance at Huntsville High; Huntsville AL in 1968 - I still
have my copy of the record as I was a member of the Mixed Chorus during that year as a
Senior.
-- ** --
"Support Personnel are as Important as Rescuers at a Mission"
Ralph A Brigham NSS 22048RL KG4CSQ
1671 Ft Campbell Blvd
The Residences Apt #Y5
Clarksville TN 37042-3542
(931) 906-9277
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OK, I'll bite, what's a Crup DStar Program? Is this something new?
Duffy
www.wb8nut.com
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Patrick Connor
Ralph Alden Brigham