[App_rpt-users] worthwhile asterisk/app_rpt files to back-up?

[Jim Duuuude]

you are supposed to be using the NODE password for the node that you are saving,
*NOT* the allstar portal password

From: gordon.hewit at gmail.com
To: app_rpt-users at ohnosec.org
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2011 12:59:48 -0500
Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] worthwhile asterisk/app_rpt files to back-up?










Thank you to all who responded to this thread 
yesterday.  I'm already backing up my files to my home PC, but if I'm 
unavailable (vacation, illness, SK), then someone else in the club should be 
able to take over.  That's why savenode.sh seems like such as useful tool, 
if I could just get it to work :-)  
 
The command I'm using  is:
 
[root at AST_27465_BAL ~]# savenode.sh
Saving Asterisk 
node configuration to register.allstarlink.org
Error in 
transfer
 
The /etc/asterisk/savenode.conf file is now:

 
# config file for /usr/local/bin/savenode
 
NODE=27465           
             ;Allstar Node 
number of the first repeater on this 
server            
PASSWORD=xxxxxxxx        ;Same password as 
Alstar account VE3GIH
ENABLE=1         
 

When I examine the /usr/local/bin 
directory,  the 'ls' command doesn't show any savenode file.  It 
only shows 'zsync' and 'zsyncmake'.  
 
I have recently logged into the Allstar server, and 
confirmed my account, password and the fact that I'm registered as a sysop for 
this node..  
 
Does anyone else have savenode.sh working?  
Suggestions or ideas welcomed. 
 

Gordon Hewit
289-800-1473  
(home)

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