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Radio is about 2 feet above my computer. I've already set the radio to low power (5 watts). What's strange is I don't have this problem doing igate->RF and RF->gate and I was using 50 watts then. I'm

How close is your radio to your computer + sound device? It would be best to get some distance between the two ideally in the vertical plane. Also consider lowering your RF power to help with any RFI

So to answer my own question. I tried using soundmodem and got the same results. It seems I'm getting some RF or something in to my USB cable between my computer and my SignaLink which is causing the

Hello everyone. I'm trying to use Direwolf using ax.25 to connect to my packet bbs over RF. The packet bbs is bpq32 and I can get everything to work when I connect locally. It's running on a Windows

Rusty, I have one more idea--maybe for you the myResend = 0 line in /etc/noaacap.conf is causing this situation.? Perhaps your station has already sent it once, and having myResend=0 would direct it

Thank you Jon, I carefully followed the README, and "sudo dpkg -i aprx_2.9.0_raspi.deb" followed by"sudo apt -f install" did NOT install /usr/local/bin/noaacap.py, nor the several other required

Yes, if you want to _see_ a filtered view of your traffic, use an APRS client like APRSIS32 or YAAC to monitor your Direwolf instance (through the AGWPE or KISS interface), and do the filtering in

Chris - W4LUC, I missed this key part of your post - my apologies: Rusty Travis did catch that though -- that python script may have not been copied over to /usr/local/bin.? That directory is owned

makes sense, thank you! wrote:

I had a similar problem as Mssr. Chris, my diagnostics and solution: $ sudo cp -v ./noaacap/usr/local/bin/noaacap.py /usr/local/bin/ './noaacap/usr/local/bin/noaacap.py' -> '/usr/local/bin/noaacap.py'

Yes it can be filtered but you should not do it. It would drop all message traffic that would have been going through your digipeater. Messaging functionality on the network is already impaired

Chris - W4LUC, NOAACAP must be working on your RPi - the INFOCMD failure line is what happens when there is nothing on the NOAA alert server meeting the criteria you have set up in the

Certainly:?https://github.com/K2IE/noaacap

May I ask the link where you downloaded this noaacap, please? It sounds like something I'd like to use here.

Hmmmm.... The script not being found shouldn't be part of this, right? [ig] # aprsc 2.1.14-g5e22b37 [ig] # logresp W4LUC verified, server T2CAEAST [ig] W4LUC-10>APDW16:!2634.00NR08006.24W&Rcv only

/dev/null actually contained two ell characters

Every two minutes you should see red text calling out an error on the line number in the direwolf.conf where your CBEACON is. The error is because there is no alert at this time. Patrick (N3TSZ)

Hi Jon - As there are no current alerts for Palm Beach, FL, is there something I should be seeing in Direwolf that indicates the script is polling or something? --Thanks / Chris

Rusty... Thanks sooo much for that!? I found my files and edited them.? I hope I can see some sort of alert come out of this. --Chris

"direwolf.conf" is a symbolic name for whatever configuration file is used when one starts direwolf. When one examines the startup command, whatever yours may be, if it doesn't contain a "-c filename"