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I searched and figured out how to fix the issue.  You need to edit (I installed verison 1.7 of hamvoip.org so the folder might be different for you) /srv/http/allmon2/astdb.txt
It's going to take me a while to create this file, since I have to go through every node on the network to get the information...  Here is an example:
; NODE|CALL SIGN|FREQ./DESCRIPTION|LOCATION 100|myGMRS Network|Nationwide Hub|Dallas, TX 169|myGMRS Network|Midwest Hub|Midwest, IA 172|myGMRS Network|Northeast Hub|Albany, NY 174|myGMRS Network|Southeast Hub|Atlanta, GA 175|myGMRS Network|Southern Plains Hub|Oklahoma City, OK 176|myGMRS Network|Southwest Hub|Las Vegas, NV 177|myGMRS Network|Mountain Hub|Boise, MD 21211|WRUS599|Orlando 575|Orlando, FL 24222|WQGU515|Williamsport 675|Williamsport, Lycoming County, PA I got everything sorted out, all I need to do is finish editing this file.  On the rc.updatenodelist I just added an "exit 0" after the $WGET -q -O /var/lib/asterisk/rpt_extnodes_gmrs https://link.mygmrs.com/nodes
It would be nice if mygmrs.com had a way of querying the database and returning us this information.   ?

From what I saw -- it runs continuously with a two hour sleep IF the "retry" count reached 50. There is a "break" statement near the bottom, but I didn't try to match it up with any indented loops (assuming there is an indented/sub-loop within the "forever"  {while [1]} loop).

Nice.  Yes, you probably could run it once a day as a cron.  If the pi is never restarted and if rc.updatenodelist just runs and sleeps then eventually you’ll have the same problem, but it may take nearly two years!
The real question I have is if rc.updatenoelist runs to completion and breaks out of its loop or if it continues running.  If it exits eventually then it shouldn’t be gobbling up memory and you could run it as a cron more frequently.  It was only because you had like 544 instances running and sleeping that you had problems (that’s what I think anyway).
 

OK.  I can run it manually once in the bash shell if I have my computer.  I wonder if setting it to run once a day as a cron if it would still be an issue.  What I have now done to assit with not always having the computer with me but my phone and supermon, I made a Favorite command up that allows me to go to favorites and click node list update (I named it) and then execute and it updates it.  What I did was create like an A1 command in rpt.conf where the 81 time command is so I could do it via supermon or over the air if I wanted.  I also went into /etc/rc.local and made that look like this
#!/bin/bash
#
# rc.local file
# Starts Allstar
echo -1> /proc/sys/kernel/sched_rt_runtime_us
/usr/local/etc/rc.allstar
/usr/local/bin/AUTOSKY/AutoSky
/usr/local/bin/AUTOSKY/AutoSky.ON
/usr/local/sbin/supermon/ast_var_update.sh
/usr/local/etc/rc.updatenodelist
exit 0
So now when the pi reboots, it automatically loads the mygmrs node list.  Dont ask me how I figured this out, it just came to me and it works.  Thanks again for the help!

I noticed when people were transmitting I would lose part of the transmission every few seconds, sometimes the whole transmission then I would hear my courtesy tone. I noticed this when I had my phone linked in with DVSwitch while monitoring my radio. I did some playing around in the simpleusb.conf setting and found that if I changed it from log to linear my audio would be fine without issues.
To change the settings log in with putty, on the main menu hit 12 for simpleusb tune menu

 
After your in the simpleusb menu hit 5 then number 2

When your done making changes hit W then 0. Make sure to restart asterisk when done making changes by selecting option 13 from main menu. 

I just posted a whole write up about modifying the hamvoip image to run on the mygmrs network. Check out
If your not gonna install to raspberry pi 4 just skip the pi4 download

I have had a Kenwood tk-481 and tk-981 for a couple years and only 2 others here in Williamsport, PA had and we would play around on simplex.  In May this year we were blessed with a high repeater.  Since then we are up to about 10 people.  Its getting more use than the other repeaters around.