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"finger help@..." indicates that the caret symbol prior to the municipal name returns imperial units. Many thanks for reminding me of the finger command. I used to use it extensively 1989-1991 to

It's quite easy. I do it like this, but this is NOT weather: # compressed telemetry PBEACON sendto=IG slot=9:59 every=30 symbol="igate" overlay=R lat=37^48.66N long=121^48.20W COMPRESS=1

Robert - The answer is Yes - as far as I can tell. There is a "Telemetry Toolkit" which provides means of gathering information from sensors and formatting a APRS packet message with the data. This

Good morning Sorry, but that was not at all the meaning of my question and I didn't understand anything from your answer. It's much simpler. I would like to know if we can transmit the temperature of

On the HamGate BBS project we use a "finger" command to collect a MetoGram from a university in Norway. you might be able to fashion this for your own purposes? finger ^philadelphia@... The city

Good morning, The subject interests me too. Did you get any answers?

Thanks for the reply, David. I would be interested in both abilities as I will be comparing the Direwolf - Pi - Signalink combination with Pi - Putty - TNC's. The purpose is to eventually do a dog &

And isn't it coincidental that this problem shows up the first time I ran DireWolf after I did a significant upgrade to my Fedora system..... ________________________________________ Sent: Sunday,

Re: the first issue: when I run the Fedora Core 37's distro install of direwolf 1.6 with the same direwolf.conf file (I am explicitly using the complete absolute file path), everything works perfectly

Hello Andrew, It's VERY strange that Direwolf is choosing /dev/ttyS0 when you've configured /dev/ttyUSB5. When you start direwolf, are you possibly loading the wrong direwolf.conf file? Also, is the

Hello Mike, Can you describe what you mean by "local packet services"? Are you talking about say connected-mode sessions to remote packet BBSes, PBBSes, etc? If so, do you want to only make outgoing

Greetings. I just pulled the latest git clone code for hamlib and direwolf (2023-Sep-17 17:00 US/Eastern time), and rebuilt my copy of direwolf on the dev branch. Now I can't have PTT control over my

I've got Direwolf running on a Pi3b using a USB soundcard with good results. Now I'd like to add TNC like functionality so that I can access the local packet services. I had some great instructions on

This is direwolf on linux, the distro version for Ubuntu and Fedora (1.6) as well as built recently from dev branch (~1.7). I'm streaming gqrx to UDP port 7355 as in the tutorial. It seems to be

The Radio Interface Guide, found here https://github.com/wb2osz/direwolf-doc , has information about using gqrx. gqrx streaming audio is covered here https://gqrx.dk/doc/streaming-audio-over-udp and

Hello all, I'm trying to pipe gqrx to direwolf and not having luck with the udp:7355 socket input. It seems to hang on the recv() call; adding -a10 also gives no updates. I tried poking around the

Thanks Rob and Kevin for your replies. I immediately thought of Kevin's comment when I read Rob's reply, as I have been bit by that several times. Your answers and some other things I ran into led me

Yes - that is VERY important when running from within a cron script.Sorry for the confusion.? I copied a .desktop file and didn't think it through! Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

(btw, the suggestion is related to the ability to figure out the path, if it is being run as root in a crontab, or any of a number of other issues, the ~ path doesn't always point to where it

May I make 1 suggestion, Rob? Use the full path to the config file, not the ~ (tilde) path. IOW, #! /usr/bin/env bash /usr/local/bin/direwolf -c /home/<username>/direwolf/direwolf.conf Or even better,