Not that I care that much to go to the source code and modify that, but I am new to programming etc. and wondering how I would do it. I assume the .c file is C++ or something, so where can i find the source file that I can then recompile and load it back onto my node computer? 





On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 3:23 PM, David McGough <kb4fxc@inttek.net> wrote:

Skyler,

The "Welcome" text, etc., is hard-coded in the chan_echolink.c driver.
Currently, you would need to modify the driver source code and re-compile
to change or add extra text, etc.

Also, I'm not aware of any direct way to send a audio clip only to
echolink (like immediately after someone connects), currently.


73, David KB4FXC


On Thu, 11 Sep 2014, Skyler F wrote:

> When I connect from an echolink client capable of veiwing the text, it says
>
> "Welcome to Allstar node *x*
> Echo-link node *y*
> Number *z*
>
> Stations connected"
>
> I really like all of that stuff how it is, I just want to add some text on
> top of it. Does anybody know where the file is?
>
> On another subject is there a way to transmit a greeting when someone
> connects to the connecting station, but not anywhere else? (be it allstar
> or echolink)
>
> For example, I have 2 nodes connected. When the third one connects, a
> greeting is played to the third node, but not anybody else (not on the
> local repeater or to any of the two nodes already connected)
>
> *73*
> *Skyler KDØWHB*
>
>
>




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