[App_rpt-users] think I asked wrong..

[Keith Williamson]

Hi Pete,

I'm familiar with Nodeshark.

You just need to go to Edit->Preferences->Target and set Archivedir to the
parent folder of the node number folder. For example, in my case, I use
"c:\qso". The Archivedir setting would point to that folder. Underneath
that folder, I have a folders "2541" and "27380" which are my Allstar Node
numbers. Note that you point Archivedir to the "c:\qso" and not the node
number sub-folder. Nodeshark will populate the Node pulldown list with the
sub-folder names. That takes care of the Archivedir setting.

Then you go Edit->Preferences->Backup and set the IP address of your
Allstar system, the SSH port number, login, password, remote path, and
local path. As before, local path will be (in my case) "c:\qso". Remote
path is set exactly the same as you have set "archivedir" in *rpt.conf*.

At this point you should be good. Click "OK" and then be sure to do
File->Save Preferences. Quit Nodeshark and restart it.

All of this info and a lot more is in the Nodeshark User's Guide v0.95 on
the Nodeshark Download page. For instance, in the UG, I highly recommend
you first get PuTTY's PSCP working between your Windoze system and the
Allstar system. Nodeshark uses PSCP to do the sync (and remote command
execution) and there are a few potential gotcha's with getting PSCP setup
the first time (e.g. the Win PATH variable).

I should probably re-zip the Nodeshark v0.96 archive to include the
Nodeshark v0.95 Users Guide. I did all this stuff a number of years ago
when we were all more Internet bandwidth conscious and the UG is a whopping
1.2MB! ;^)

73's,

Keith
KF7DRV
Allstar: 2541


On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 5:45 AM, Pete M <petem001 at hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Ok I am now recording all traffic.. this will help I am sure..
>
> Node shark wont sink but if I download both node directory and open the
> directory where both are stored.. I can see the logs..
>
> anyone have some experience with node shark?
>
> I think that I just need some pointers on the path. think this is my
> problem.
>
> cause for password and user it is obvious, for ip adress I hope it also
> work with my no-ip domain name..
>
> Thanks for every one help..
>
> on the DDDF things, I and another guy are working on  small design based
> on an atmel. zero crossing circuitry and 8 natenna switching all controled
> by the atmel.. that way with the pulse from the zero crossing circuit we
> will calculat the bearing with a 2-3 degree accuracy.. maybe more..
>
> for the radio we will use those:
> http://www.dorji.com/docs/data/DRA818V.pdf for vhf
> and those for uhf http://www.dorji.com/docs/data/DRA818V.pdf
>
> When the whole project will be done We will make it available to all with
> source and schematics.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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