are you really sure you want to? serious question...i'm a lot happier and less agravated by the brain-damaged echolink boneheads since I set it up into a non connected pseudo node. connect to me...and it goes nowhere else. there is nothing you can do with echolink that you can't do with the web transceiver; and the barrier to entry is a bit higher, too.

i realize this sounds unwelcoming and not in the spirit of ham radio...neither is the continuous kerchunking, dead key timeouts, and lack of understanding about the environment you are connected to. i prefer to shift the surfers off into a virtual dummy load.

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Bryan

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please forgive misspellings...

On Aug 30, 2012, at 13:21, "Mike Wolthuis" <wolthuis@gmail.com> wrote:

I am trying to setup the echolink portion of an allstar node. I followed the instructions for echolink.conf. I don’t see any errors, I know chan_echolink is built in…

Is there any way to check logs or what is happening? It doesn’t show up on Echolink.

FYI, this is a conference (ie. *confname*). I am hoping that works ok?

Any suggestions how I can troubleshoot this?

Mike
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