Rachid, root password: sudo passwd root <OR> set it inside the asl-menu - read and follow the prompt carefully. echolink: the echolink system will not let you make more than one connect from the same ip address, no matter the callsign. So your test on your android may not be the best way to do it on wi-fi and you may have other issues from your cell network and/or proxy. Ask a friend to test it from outside your NAT. pi3: You didn't ask anything specific to answer. ...mike/kb8jnm On 3/2/2019 4:23 AM, Rachid Karroo wrote:
Good day I am new to AllStarLink and the plan was to hook it on our local VHF frequencies. After doing some reading I found ALLStarLink and decided to have a go mainly because of its great features.Well I have just spent the past 4 days trying to install.
At first I went on the Wiki page and read the FAQ's and the How to's. I then grabbed the latest AllStarLink installer for x86/AMD and installed on a new hard drive of my laptop. I had my first issue where the hard disk would not boot because of some kernel issue. After consulting my best friend Google, a solution was found and the install could therefore begin.
First issue - changing the root password. Although having changed it at start, it would not accept same after rebooting. So I went back to using "repeater". The first time installation process went well (node number, node password,etc). I followed the procedure to open Port 4569 on the router I could even see my callsign appearing on the Node List meaning that it was working. Second issue - Echolink - I did set all the parameters correctly and my callsign appeared on Echolink. I tried testing the connectivity with my Android phone and I ended up with Timeout. The Ports 5198 and 5199 are open on the router. Reverting back to SVXLink, it was working fine. Third Issue - I tried to install AllMon using the Add-On script and supposedly the config files were copied etc.. When I tried to edit the AllMon config, I had a file not found. I went back to each and every installation steps all over again and all was fine. Searching the Wiki did not bring any solution to my problem.
I have today installed AllStarLink on a PI 3. I watched and followed every steps from a video by K1GMM on Youtube. And it is still not working. I had the same issues above and NO solutions found.
It is very frustrating after having spent a little more than 4 days in trying to make the software work. I do not know if I can get help on this forum before finally deciding to give up. I am not an expert in Debian or Asterisk and I guess that's may be where the problem lies.
73's
Rachid 3B8FP
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