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ahh, yes that's what I was missing I was trying to do them all in one term, my next thought was separate -s calls which you confirmed. so, the a was because i saw in the feed an on aprs.fi is some

Key point that you might be missing. Multiple symbol filter terms are allowed, even multiple negated symbol filter terms.?? It's really really difficult to get multiple selections correctly

i got the syntax errors resolved. i'm just a dummy with that.... last thing I'm trying to exclude are digis here is my working filter: IGFILTER m/35 b/"bud" -s/_/&/D/a i can live with this but if I

Hello Giovanni, This still sounds like you have a Direwolf configuration issue as you shouldn't have to set your FT991A as the default Windows sound card to get things to work with Direwolf. You

Not really - even back in the 1990s when packet was popular for a lot of digital communication, I found file transfer difficult.Way too many ways to get bad data.? You could try Z-modem or Kermit if

Thanks Rob, first, the two stations are in my shack, hi! Then as you suggested, the problem were the audio settings. The Direwolf radio here is a FT-991A where I use the USB Audio Codec. Despite the

First question would be about path settings. Does UZ7HO have path settings that are extending the reach of your packets (and Direwolf does not)? Otherwise, I see 2 sides to consider: The lack of a

I always used Direwolf for APRS. Now I was trying to use Direwolf + EasyTerm to connect another station using a hardware TNC. It seems that the packets from Direwolf aren't recognized by the other

Hi David, Thanks for the response. I'm not looking to use the built in packet handler, because of it's limitations as I mentioned; and it won't be compatible with AX.25. There is however a "Direct

Syntax errors from what??? I need to see how you are formatting your symbol filter.?? And exactly what is saying what about syntax errors... But / is the primary table, \ is the secondary table,

What about one like this that has a “/“ in the table? https://aprs.fi/?c=raw&call=WB4FAY-4&limit=50&view=decoded I’m getting syntax errors. [email protected]> wrote:

Lynn, Outstanding! This is exactly what I needed. the server-side filter is operating as expected! I didn't even know about the "minus" sign for exclusions. Thanks for passing along the telnet options

And so can the display UIs of some of the other APRS clients, but that isn't an option for the filter used on the machine-to-machine feed from the APRS-IS backbone servers to a client system. Andrew,

There is also a differentiation in normal (non-MicE) position reports; depending on which of 4 different prefix characters (!, @, =, or /) is used, you can specify: 1. Whether this position report is

On the APRS.FI page I can set a filter for items moving >2MPH.

Unfortunately, the APRS system has no definitive way to determine if any given station is truly message capable.?? There's some distinction in the Mic-E type codes, but that would only apply to

Great!?? If you go to aprs.fi's raw packets page for these stations and change it to "Decoded", you see that they all share: And if you reference the APRS-IS filter definitions page at

That's a great point. I have no idea how to generate it but I would like to only get stations that are either moving or can respond to messages? Only getting "moving" stations or not "fixed" stations

Hey Lynn, Thanks for the response. here are some examples: 2 dstar repeaters: https://aprs.fi/info/a/KI4SBB-A https://aprs.fi/info/a/K4DSO-C 2 hotspots: https://aprs.fi/info/a/WN4VSU-B

That black diamond D is supposed to be for D-star gateways (co-located with D-star repeaters), not for hotspots. If the hotspot users are overloading that symbol, that's a problem. In any case, you'd