Installed both app_rpt and chan_irlp updates on my LL install. See comments below. On May 16, 2009, at 4:07 PM, Stephen Rodgers wrote:
New versions of app_rpt.c and chan_irlp.c are available from svn:
app_rpt.c Version 0.181 chan_irlp.c Version 0.26
1. Better control of IRLP connect and disconnect messages through config file options and DTMF commands, and added irlpplay CLI command to assist in queuing the messages one at a time.
Attempt to resolve Mantis bug 0000003. New rpt.conf keywords for node stanza: irlpann={0,1} (0 = no irlp disconnect/connect massages, 1 = play irlp disonnect/connect messages)
See source file for DTMF command usage.
I assume that this is used in the IRLP/AST node stanza of rpt.conf. This version of chan_irlp seems to have broken my setup. Unable to connect to other IRLP nodes. Going back to 0.25.
2. Better control of Echolink connect and disconnect messages through config file options and DTMF commands
Attempt to resolve Mantis bug 0000002.
New rpt.conf keywords for node stanza: eannmode=(1,2,3} (1 = say node number only , 2 = say callsign only, 3 = say node and callsign)
See source file for DTMF command usage.
Not using chan_echolink.
3. Added feature to call an external program on connect and disconnect.
New rpt.conf keywords for node stanza:
connpgm=yourconnectprogram discpgm=yourdisconnectprogram
Passes node which is processing the connect or disconnect as the first arg (us), and node which is being connected or disconnected as the second arg (them),
Attempt to add Mantis feature request 0000007.
I assume that these are used in within the IRLP/AST stanza in rpt.conf and can be used in a similar manner as the custom_on and custom_off IRLP scripts. Have not tried doing anything with them yet.
4. Convert morse code sender to use ast_playtones_start so that the timing of the morse code characters is consistent.
Attempt to resolve Mantis bug 0000005.
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