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My digipeater is hearing its own transmissions, and because it is sending with a path of WIDE1-1, and will digipeat WIDE1-1, it digipeats itself. So how do I make it so it knows it already sent its

IGFILTER works on V1.4 Windows 7 , don't, like i said , V1.4 linux on Ubuntu 14.4

Thanks for the info. I'd like to see if I can get it to work with a Project Fi data-only sim card, which costs a penny per megabyte, with no ongoing monthly charge. It's cheap enough to try it for a

I am currently using APRX to convert DPRS from D-STAR radios to APRS and forward it to APRSIS. Specifically, a program called D-RATS parses the position data from D-STAR radios and presents it to TCP

I am experimenting with setting up a "two-way" IGate on a Raspberry Pi 3 running Jessie. The Direwolf version is the current one, downloaded form GitHub. I keep getting the error show in the subject

Initially used it in a mobile application using the APRSDroid for the GPS tracker function. APRSDroid can also send short, text like, messages. APRSDroid talks to Direwolf. Direwolf talks to APRSDroid

Thanks for the help. In this application the pi will be stationary. So you are using the pi's wifi to talk to a hotspot, and have your sim card in the hotspot? Are you using APRS Droid to work with

Oh, and it doesn't use much data at all . . . if you are worried about that kind of thing.

Raspberry Pi 3 with Direwolf I-Gating to a local installed copy of APRSC talking over the Internet over GSM or 4G LTE mobile Wifi hotspot. Using APRSDroid to talk to Direwolf over Wifi. Have it

I am running v 1.4 ?on ubuntu 14.04 ?, igfilter ? ?don't work ?on T2QUEBEC?ve2se? Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab? S

Has anyone successfully used a Raspberry Pi and Direwolf to run an I-gate over the cellular data network? I have a remote location that doesn't have internet service but does have good cell coverage.

This isn't adequate information to reproduce the problem and fix it: Please be more specific. What is the exact version? What is in the configuration file? What appeared on the screen? Were there any

direwolf_packet@...> wrote: There is no way to prevent APRS-IS from sending you implicit packets on a user filter port. Filters are simply additive to the implicit packets APRS-IS sends

I tried version 1.4. It had a failure regarding internal filtering... Either receiver to iGate or receiver to transmitter. Basically it didn't work. I reloaded version 1.3 WITH THE SAME CONFIGURATION

Matt asked: direwolf version 1.3 always uses qAR. version 1.4 uses qAO for a receive-only IGate. Look at the comments in igate.c for more background on this. Version 1.4 has a new client side packet

But that version is not the same as tightvncserver, and for me doesn't work as well.? Max KG4PID To: direwolf_packet@... Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 6:48 PM Subject: Re:

In the latest Raspbian release: *sudo raspi-config* Select "*Interfacing Options*" Enable "*VNC*" direwolf_packet@...> wrote:

I found another way to get VNC running, and this one works. (The one in the AdaFruit Tutorial didn't.) http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/27676/auto-start-tightvncserver-on-raspberry-pi-2

Humm, well I thought I had started VNC server, and it appears (to my apparent lack of knowledge) that the VNC server did start. I just hadn't logged into the VNC server yet. Maybe it's the wrong VNC

Hello Arnold, This has been discussed multiple times on the list before.. The dw-start.sh script *requires* that the shell running the script has a Xwindows system running (be it on the Rasberry Pi's