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Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the paclink-unix group: Which distro family do you use? Created by: Debian/Ubuntu Red Hat Slack other + Add Options Thanks!

Getting trained by local emcomm groups on winlink. The windows focus has been frustrating though as well their lack of understanding the system from a non-windows POV. Do you run paclink-unix on your desktop ? Or do you recommend running it on a server? We have two hams in the house, can it be set up for multiuser config? Interested in the following, getting sound card modems ported and setting up packages repos to install from. That last one I might be able to do. I think it would help if we could use apt or yum to install. Rod Young KF4UWL

OK!! I am gonna need some help here, especially from Bill!!! Bill, I have installed node.js on my debian jessie but when I try to run it: # nodejs /opt/paclink-unix/webapp/plu-server.js module.js:340 throw err; ^ Error: Cannot find module 'websocket' at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:338:15) at Function.Module._load (module.js:280:25) at Module.require (module.js:364:17) at require (module.js:380:17) at Object.<anonymous> (/opt/linux/paclink-unix/webapp/plu-server.js:47:23) at Module._compile (module.js:456:26) at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10) at Module.load (module.js:356:32) at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12) at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:497:10) the only available packages for websocket in debian is: # aptitude search websocket |grep -i node p node-faye-websocket - standards-compliant WebSocket p node-websocket-driver - WebSocket protocol handler with In either case, I have the same error. Googling around I found that there are a bunch of websocket libraries. Which on to use??? 73 de sv1ljj -- Apostolos Kefalas <sv1ljj@...>

There is someone testing interface to this two programs? Fldigi now have a network KISS interface Linbpq have a TNC2 emulator for connecting external programs. My only test was connecting to Linbpq with wl2kserial, passing pseudo terminal device from Linbpq. I get a "Connected" and a timeout. Any tip? Regards Franco Spinelli IW2DHW

Quick question, how difficult is to bring pactor I modem from hfterm (http://hfterm.sourceforge.net/) to paclink-unix ???? There are still some pactor I stations!!! 73 de sv1ljj -- Apostolos Kefalas <sv1ljj@...>

Hello, all. I was hoping I could be contacted by the development team off list. Thanks, Scott KC9QEN

After upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04 and latest Wine I am able to run Winmor TNC in Wine. Program come up and I can telnet to it using: telnet localhost 8500 Testing some command grom Winmor documentation give correcto result Issuing a CONNECT command show a connection trial and apparently correct sound. Now is time to program a wl2kwinmor command. Is someone in group able to do it? Regards Franco Spinelli IW2DHW

This is correct and usual mode for doing this. Unfortunately RMS Express (or .NET framework programs under Wine) don't recognize this. I have com1 and com2 defined in my ~/.wine/dosdevices but still no COM port in RMS Express Regards Franco Spinelli IW2DHW

You have to link the virtual comport from WINE to the physical on the computer. open a shell and go to your home directory to .wine/dosdevices type sudo ln -s /dev/ttyUSB0 com1 change ttyUSB0 to whatever device yhe interface is connected to. or ttySx if it's a serial device. You might have to add your user to the "dialout" group. Kai Günter LA3QMA

My fellow open source hams, As you know, there has long been a desire for an open source sound card modem/digital data protocol that ran on Linux; several times development has started on a C port of WINMOR, only for the developer to mysteriously disappear in the middle of the project. These events, along with the realization that he's "painted himself into a corner" so to speak, have prompted Rick KN6KB to seek the assistance of someone within the open source community to assist in the design of a new protocol that will work on all platforms; I volunteered to help and have contributed to the initial development of the new protocol. Rick's current development work is in VB.NET, but he and I have decided that the final version will use C#; the Windows version will probably be Windows Forms based while the Linux based version will use Gtk# and Mono. This will also allow MacOS users to run the software with Mono; I have a basic form that has successfully run on a Raspberry Pi, though I do not expect that hardware to be a very good performing choice. Depending on how I choose to proceed, this may also be usable on Android devices; I will need to do some testing on this before I can be certain of that. While on the subject of alternate operating platforms, having something like ARDOP that can be run on them brings up the need for client applications as well; I do have the development tools for a Linux and Android Client and am looking into acquisition of a Mac to allow me to develop for MacOS/iOS as well. Rick and I would like some feedback on this; I will post more extensive information on the protocol and the current status of development tomorrow afternoon, local time. Matthew Pitts N8OHU -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

I have question about the plu bazaudi website, on the configure postfix page, It states machine is nixgate and webman is the user,under /etc/aliases root: gunn postmaster: gunn . Who is gunn? Is mail directed somewhere? And was is "unable to find mail spool file" all about? Steve kd5mkv

I recently compiled paclink-unix and setup Thunderbird and postfix on the bazaudi page for Ubuntu tips. I running Ubuntu 12.04 32 bit, have ax25 stack, I ran wl2kax25 and received a msg, restarted and found the msg in thunderbird. The next day it doesnt work at all, I get "unable to locate mail spool". I have tried for sometime to get it working. Steve kd5mkv

Hello, I remember sometime ago, that someone had written some exim filter for use with paclink, but I can not find it in my mailbox and yahoo history browsing of the list is pain in the a*** If it is not a problem can you please resend it??? Regards Apostolos

I see in the INSTALL file that I should choose the latest DB (4.x) from Oracle. The latest is 6.0.30 with the latest 4.x of 4.8.30. The earliest 4.x version available is 4.0.17. Question: which version to use with paclink-unix? Am I d/l'ing too much, so that I really need only some dev files? Need a bit more hand-holding, I guess. Dale. KG5LT

I have compiled PaclinkUNIX-0.5 on an Ubuntu 13.04 system and the compile went correctly. I can receive Winlink 2000 messages via sendmail but when I create a message, the wl2ktelnet connects to the server, it appears that the message is sent to the CMS server but the message never arrives at the destination. I no errors in the transmission and am curious where the message goes. I am using the -m option on mail.wl2k for sendmail.cf but still no luck. The message is /usr/local/var/wl2k/outbox looks like: Mid: AKX8G_WA7MXZ Date: 2014/04/10 21:11 Type: Private From: SMTP:bobw@... To: SMTP:bob.wood@... Subject: //WL2K This is only a test Mbo: SMTP:bobw@... Body: 36 This is a Winlink2000 test message The wl2ktelnet output looks like: bobw@boblinux:~/paclink/paclink-unix-0.5$ ./wl2ktelnet Connecting to server.winlink.org 8772 ... Connected. Callsign : WA7MXZ Password : wl2ktelnet: --- outbound proposal list wl2ktelnet: proposal code C type E mid AKX8G_WA7MXZ usize 243 csize 185 next (nil) path AKX8G_WA7MXZ ubuf 0x96f7a58 cbuf 0x96f7a10 wl2ktelnet: <[WL2K-2.8.0.16-B2FWIHJM$] wl2ktelnet: sid [WL2K-2.8.0.16-B2FWIHJM$] inboundsidcodes -B2FWIHJM$ wl2ktelnet: <;PQ: 41680714 wl2ktelnet: <Halifax CMS > wl2ktelnet: >; WL2K DE WA7MXZ QTC 1 wl2ktelnet: >[PaclinkUNIX-0.5-B2FIHM$] wl2ktelnet: >FC EM AKX8G_WA7MXZ 243 185 0 wl2ktelnet: >F> 41 wl2ktelnet: <FS Y wl2ktelnet: transmitting [//WL2K This is only a test] [offset 0] wl2ktelnet: ... 185 wl2ktelnet: <FF wl2ktelnet: DELETING PROPOSAL: wl2ktelnet: proposal code C type E mid AKX8G_WA7MXZ usize 243 csize 185 next (nil) path AKX8G_WA7MXZ ubuf 0x96f7a58 cbuf 0x96f7a10 wl2ktelnet: >FQ bobw@boblinux:~/paclink/paclink-unix-0.5$ Any guesses as to what is going on or where to look to troubleshoot this issue? Bob Wood, WA7MXZ

"C.J. Adams-Collier KF7BMP" <cjac@...> wrote: Thanks. There are 2 change sets checked in, one for configure.ac and the other for non critcal text changes. Also added change AM_PROG_MKDIR_P to AC_PRO_MKDIR_P for configure.ac I tested the changes against Debian squeeze, wheezy & testing. When testing against Debian testing I got a warning about the 'missing' script being too old or missing. It wasn't missing but it was dated 2005. This is fixed by coping the current 'missing' script from /usr/share/automake-1.xx/missing to your build directory. xx is the minor version number of your automake directory. ie. from ./configure or ./autogen.sh /home/gunn/dev/paclink-unix/missing: Unknown `--is-lightweight' option Try `/home/gunn/dev/paclink-unix/missing --help' for more information configure: WARNING: 'missing' script is too old or missing cp /usr/share/automake-1.14/missing . Commit access comes from Nick. Version number changes when the tar ball gets updated. /Basil n7nix

Here's an update. Jeff suggested that I use his @gnome.org address, so I figured I'd use mine as well. I've also replaced all instances of KE7KRO with N7NIX. I'm doing a re-up on my sourceforge.net account ; it seems I may have let it lapse. If that comes through, I'll request commit access on that site. Here's the diffstat: AUTHORS | 8 ++++++-- ChangeLog | 16 ++++++++++++++++ configure.ac | 28 ++++++++++++++-------------- doc/wl2kax25d.1 | 2 +- 4 files changed, 37 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) Here's the ChangeLog entry: 2014-04-05 -0700 C.J. Adams-Collier KF7BMP <cjac@...> * configure.ac - modification to modernize file - bumped version to 0.6 - replaced AC_LANG_PROGRAM with AC_LANG_SOURCE - replaced AM_PROG_INSTALL with AC_PROG_INSTALL - quoted arguments to AC_LINK_IFELSE * AUTHORS - added self ; updated fejj's email ; updated basil's call - added myself with a recommendation to contact with autoconf needs - updated Jeff Steadfast's info. It's been some time since helixcode! - changed Basil's sign from the old KE7KRO to the new N7NIX * doc/wl2kax25d.1 - replaced KE7KRO with N7NIX

While I get through this install list of issues can someone share what this looks like in runtime and any control differences? Is there a GUI? Thanks! Ronny K4RJJ

Hey there Basil and other authors, While making this patch to configure.ac, I added myself to the AUTHORS file with a note to contact me with automake and autoconf needs. I also saw that my old friend Jeff is in this file with a really, really outdated email address. He probably needs more messages in his inbox, so I updated this as well. I figured since I'm touching multiple files, I should probably update the ChangeLog file as well. So I did. And since I've at this point touched three files, I figured it might be a good time to increment the version number. Patch attached for review! Cheers, C.J.