Allmon was created in the early days of ACID and Limey Linux. It was designed to run separately from AllStar nodes. In fact the first version was so CPU intensive it would kill a node. Allmon2 fixed that and people started putting it on their nodes. Shortly thereafter Allmon2 was distributed with DIAL and later with hamvoip, both with my permission (not that it was required but it was nice of them to ask). 

Later Supermon came along. It's basically a copy of Allmon2 with shortcuts and external links. It appears the hamvoip folks have now adopted Supermon as the preferred Allmon like tool. Of course I prefer Allmon as it does exactly what I need it to do. I'm currently running a number of Allmon sites the main one being at https://wd6awp.net/allmon/

Allmon is free to download and use from https://github.com/tsawyer/allmon2

On Sun, Dec 16, 2018 at 6:58 PM <k7ilo1@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey gang.

Quick question...

I'v seen it thrown around in the group here but just wanted to know if this
add on is part of the
other group that claims to be the developers of Allstarlink. 

Just asking and hope not to stir up anything.  That is not my intention.

Thanks

Harold
K7ILO
27863

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