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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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Connection Failed
by Shannon Mossman 30 May '19

30 May '19

I run Allstar/Echolink on Rasberry Pi, Current version - RPi2-3 Asterisk 1.4.23-pre.hamvoip-V1.5.3-54-app_rpt-0.327-04/28/2019. I am unable to connect to any Allstar node outside of my own 48948/ 48949/49465. I'm not sure when the problem started since, I generally only connect to myself via Supermon on DV-Switch (IAXRPT). I have connected to nodes in the last month or so. so it is fairly recent. It has been working fine, I didn't change anything other than running an update today (ain't broke..) which did not correct the problem.. I checked everything I can think of. Router ports forwarded (I did get a new router a couple of months ago). Since I can connect to my own nodes, but none outside, I suspected that, but all seems in order. Echolink is on the same server and works fine..

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ASL and DVSwitch package repositories moving today
by Steve Zingman 28 May '19

28 May '19

The ASL and DVSwitch repositories are moving to a new IP address. The FQDN of dvswitch.org will point to the new IP as of 12:00 ET today. Nothing SHOULD have to be changed by a user since all pointers to the repository SHOULD be FQDN. The new IP is 44.103.34.4. For those that care, the North America P25, NXDN and YSF reflectors are included in the move. 73, Steve N4IRS

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echolink
by Len Griffin 27 May '19

27 May '19

Is there a way to allow tail messages to be heard by an echolink user? I was listening to a conversation between a repeater user and an echolink user. Our meeting announcement began to play, and the echolink user heard 20 seconds of silence and had no idea why.

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Re: [App_rpt-users] ECHOLINK
by Len Griffin 24 May '19

24 May '19

As suggested, I tried setting echolinkdefault = 3, and restarted asterisk. This allows echolink users to hear telemetry, but not the tail messages. I didn't think tailmessages were considered telemetry.

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tp link wifi routr
by David Waters 23 May '19

23 May '19

HiI recently switched to a different intetnet provider. The modem I am using only has one ethernet output. My tp link wifi is using that port.I tryed plugging my node into the hub built into the wifi router but it will not work that way. It wont connect to internet.My olf internet system had a ethernet hub built into the cable modem. the node would work that way. The new way going through the tp link routerI and not even use putty to access the node to make adjustments. The ip address from the tp link that was assigned to my node was 174.59.131.140i also use an app called zoiper on my phone it will not register withis this ip address, i am stumped and my node is down until i can figure how to connect to internet,any help woulg be appreciated. ptherwise the node is just junk to me.

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Allowing users to send DTMF commands to my node.
by Matthew Simmons 20 May '19

20 May '19

What do I need to enable so that users can send DTMF commands to my node? I've got a custom DTMF function set up (*85) which runs a script. I would like for users to be able to run this function via DTMF with either their radio or from a supermon page. -KM6TOA

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Allstar 'Answering Machine'
by Matthew Simmons 20 May '19

20 May '19

My goal is to create a simple 'answering machine' for my allstar node. I would like for a user to be able to connect to my node and enter a DTMF command that would then cause the node to record the very next transmission and store it to a folder on a mounted volume on the PI. I have looked into using the built-in recording feature via *'**archivedir' *. Howver I am not sure how to control it so that it will start and stop recording. So my question is this. Is there a simple way to tell the node to record the next transmission, save it, and then stop recording? I am hoping this could be done via a script which could be called by app rpt via a dtmf command. Any info or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 73, KM6TOA

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Node Number Extensions
by Tim Sawyer 18 May '19

18 May '19

AllStarLink announcement: Node Number Extensions, NNX. Please checkout our proposal and request for comments at https://community.allstarlink.org/t/new-node-number-proposal-nnx/14978 -- Tim WD6AWP

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