[App_rpt-users] Kerchunk Police

[K2KRS Ken]

There is a local repeater n5xwd here in Houston

I was inactive for many years then one day decided to pick up a Yaesu 
FT-65
The first thing I found while scanning was n5xwd because it was the most 
active here since it is/was linked to the win system in CA.

I know I've heard a message on there 'kerchunking detected ....' never 
could understand the rest of the message

But anyway since it's linked to win system I'm guessing maybe they are 
running allstar and maybe they have such a script.

Just a shot in the dark but if you can hunt down the owner of n5xwd you 
may be able to find out more information.



On 2018-08-31 11:33 PM, Skyler F wrote:
> I think what I am  just going to do is an inactivity timer. If the 
> repeater
> has not had activity for 10 minutes and someone randomly kerchunks, the
> message goes off. Therefore it does not annoy you during a normal
> conversation if someone accidentally does not press the PTT button all 
> the
> way when they are in a regular conversation.
> 
>> On Fri, Aug 31, 2018 at 6:08 PM Skyler F <electricity440 at gmail.com> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Just was playing with some scripting for fun. Not very practical and
>>> there are many problems, but thought I would share, maybe someone can 
>>> do
>>> something more creative.
>>> 
>>> Video
>>> https://youtu.be/XvoDmcPuVVw
>>> 
>>> 
>>> CODE
>>> Rpt.conf
>>> 
>>> [events]
>>> 
>>> /etc/asterisk/scripts/kerchunk.sh = s|t|RPT_RXKEYED
>>> 
>>> /etc/asterisk/scripts/unkey.sh = s|f|RPT_RXKEYED
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Kerchunk.sh
>>> 
>>> #!/bin/bash
>>> 
>>> *touch* /etc/asterisk/scripts/keyed
>>> 
>>> sleep 1.3
>>> 
>>> 
>>> if [ ! -f /etc/asterisk/scripts/keyed ]; then
>>> 
>>>    *echo* *"File $FILE exists."*
>>> 
>>>    asterisk -rx *"rpt localplay 45499 /etc/asterisk/sounds/kerchunk"*
>>> 
>>> fi
>>> 
>>> 
>>> exit 0
>>> 
>>> 
>>> unkey.sh
>>> 
>>> #!/bin/bash
>>> 
>>> *rm* /etc/asterisk/scripts/keyed
>>> _______________________________________________