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Node-Red running on Allstar Server
by Joshua Nulton 25 Jun '19

25 Jun '19

Here is an example of just one of hundreds of things that can be done when using Node-Red on an Allstar server. This process opens the door to control via sensors, physical buttons and switches, Arduino's smart watches, Amazon Echo, Google Home, simple apps and so on. https://youtu.be/3mkp_c5YiyE 73's to you and yours, KG5EBI

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mail test 5
by Mike 24 Jun '19

24 Jun '19

test only pls ignore

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Filter in active node list
by larry 18 Jun '19

18 Jun '19

I Spoke to soon... I see that there is a filtering function by clicking on any callsign once the list is displayed... NICE However I find no way to enter the callsign you would like to view without doing a search feature on whatever device you use to view the list. without scrolling through the list. Am I missing something? Larry - N7FM

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Filter in active node list
by larry 17 Jun '19

17 Jun '19

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ASL-MENU bug?
by Lu V 12 Jun '19

12 Jun '19

Anyone else having issue with raspbian stretch not setting host name and static IP? I need to set a static IP and specific gateway and I am not familiar with debian’s methods. If some can send me an example config file and location? I assume it goes to /etc/network/interfaces.d? I just don’t know the format and what the file name should be. I’ll worry about the host name another time. Thanks. Lu KA4EPS

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SSH connection issue from public WAN side.
by Lu V 02 Jun '19

02 Jun '19

All, I have come across two different installations (Rpi) out of the dozen or so that I have done, where I cannot get SSH to work from the public side. I do use a custom port, but even if I revert back to the standard port (22) and check forwarding, I am still unable to get SSH to work from the WAN side. The UDP port 4569 works fine. I’m pretty sure this is something going on with the router but in the first installation my work around what’s the put the router into DMZ mode. This of course is not preferred and I’d like to still continue troubleshooting that. However the second installation which uses Xfinity and a modem, TP Link as a router, not even DMZ will do the trick. I am running out of ideas as to what the issue might be. Has anyone else come across this before? Just to be clear, local SSH access works fine. All of my other installations work perfectly fine and this yes has me stumped. Lu Vencl KA4EPS >

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Disconnect a local node
by ARS W5OMR 01 Jun '19

01 Jun '19

So, I travel. A lot. Im a hotshot driver, delivering coast to coast and border to border. The yl (of 7 years) works a weird mix of day and night shifts. The times when she and I are awake, I try to spend time with her and the family via radio. Me on echolink, her on a local rig on the side stand next to her recliner. I have a back yard repeater up (Motorola R100) a URIx, and connect to a RPi3B. I have echolink pointing to the main node in rpt.conf. What I would like to do is disconnect the repeater from asterisk/allstar but leave echolink up and use allstar to connect elsewhere, without the radio interrupting her sleep, due to unknown schedule changes. So, recap... I want to be able to 1) leave allstar running 2) turn the repeater on/off 3) connect on echolink and have the node connected to somewhere else. I just want to be able to turn on/off information getting passed on the local repeater, connected to allstar. I'm *thinking* I could add a couple of nodes, make 29655 the 'main' node, then a private node for the repeater and another for echolink. That way, 29655 will be connected elsewhere, I can connect to it via echolink, and the repeater wont be connected, until I send the command (via an ssh phone app).

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