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I believe you misunderstood the intent. Perhaps you only read the first sentence and did not read and comprehend the full message thread for context. The meaning was, it is too bad the only way to

-‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Ahh, yes, this worked well. I had specified a VHF frequency but setting it to 0 cleared it. I'm having a similar problem the Supplemental

Hmm, maybe I'm missing the point too - of WA7SKG's complaint. I have been using APRS or nearly 20 years, fixed station and mobile. Most of the time mobile I have been satisfied with the non-graphic

Let me clarify. YAAC's screens were designed for a conventional laptop PC, with minimally 1024x768 pixels to work with. They weren't designed for low-resolution screens, because it's too hard to draw

Michael, Andrew said menu choices will get you where you want to go on your smaller screen. Then you say too bad? Did I misunderstand

That is too bad. Perhaps I am misinformed or have misunderstood, but I thought the whole purpose of APRS was to cater to the mobile user to provide a quick and easy method of reporting position,

This will be used in a mobile environment. The various status reports of "off duty", "en route", "in service", "returning", "committed", "special", and others will be changed frequently throughout the

Andrew... I did a restart and didn't see anything in the startup messages or the syslog related to an exception. I really don't see any errors. It's just as if the web server isn't being enabled.

Another question. On my base configuration, at the bottom of the screen, there are three boxes, TO, VIA, and Message, followed by a SEND button. I can put in a callsign, a path, and some text, hit

In going through the configuration part of the manual, I see in the BEACON tab, there is a choice for Station Status if you are using the MicE Beacon Type. I haven't found everything yet in this

I’ll do the restart when I get home this afternoon, but I have looked at the log in the past and didn’t see any clues. I originally tried with the default port of 8008, but after that didn’t

That's odd. Do you have the mini-webserver enabled? Go to File->Configure->Expert Mode and see what port number is specified for the mini-webserver. There might be a port conflict, depending on what

Andrew, I actually am running in the GUI mode. I'm using the full desktop version of Buster which has the GUI. ?I was thinking about it a little more, and wondered if it has something to do with the

The problem here is that you are running YAAC in -nogui mode. The mini-webserver in YAAC depends on the graphics libraries to render the map image, so it won't work in headless mode. For your setup,

Hopefully this message doesn't show up twice. My first one didn't seem to get through. I'm trying to get the mini-webserver functionality to work, but have been unsuccessful. I first tried accessing

I have recently switched over to using YAAC for my two-way IGate. I am trying to run it headless, and therefore I would like to be able to remotely access it from another computer on the same subnet.

Andrew, An excellent 21st century recapitulation of the facts and realities of APRS. It will be useful to many new - and old - users. 73, Bob G0BUX/W0BUX

Mark Lunday, WD4ELG Greensboro, NC FM06be wd4elg@...<mailto:wd4elg@...> http://wd4elg.blogspot.com SKCC #16439 FISTS #17972 QRP ARCI #16497

Andrew, thanks VERY MUCH for your replies. YAAC is a very cool piece of software! I have a couple of follow-up questions, and I appreciate your time in the reply. 1. If digipeaters only

Long list of answers for your long list of questions: 1. As stated in my other email reply, digipeaters don't acknowledge your packets; they only repeat them so further-away stations can hear you.