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WRJL719

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  1. A couple of other things. At the step that says "Change your crontab -e to run rc.updatenodelist", because the screenshot runs off the left edge, you can't see that there is an asterisk (shift-8) (never use the numeric keypad) at the beginning of the line. So /5 * * * * /usr/local/etc/rc.updatenodeist should be */5 * * * * /usr/local/etc/rc.updatenodeist as does the line above it for AutoSky PS: you can make your PuTTY window look a LOT cleaner by doing the following: In Putty, Window...Appearance...Font... change to 18point Translation... Remote character set make it CP437 Session...Default settings...Save Also update any saved sessions you may have. Actually, I don't save sessions. What I do is in WinSCP I choose Options...Preferences...Integration...Applications... and tick all 3 (versus the default middle one) and then WinSCP invokes PuTTY. One other WinSCP tip: if you can't "see" a file that is there (example: /srv/http/supermon/.htpasswd) then click lower right to show hidden files. You can edit files in Supermon Configuration Editor, but if it warns you about the file being read-only, go into WinSCP, go to the file such as /etc/asterisk/rpt.conf and hit F9 to change the properties of the file from 0644 to 0666 That's about it for now. 73 -Pres WRJL719/W2PW
  2. Thanks for the writeup. We've found it very valuable. I'd like to add that in the steps to use WinSCP to copy/place the files rc.updatenodelist and rpt_extnodes_gmrs you might not have mentioned to the users to use F9 and make them executable. Otherwise they won't do anything. When logging onto your node via SSH the default HamVOIP port is 222 and the login is root/root. Also the advice "If you wanna control your node from an external ip address make sure you port forward port 80 to your node's internal ip." won't work for in the majority of cases port 80 is blocked or leads to the router page. Either do a translation like 80 external->50000 internal or add a Listen line in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf to make the web server respond on 50000. Also /etc/asterisk/manager.conf needs [general] displaysystemname = yes enabled = yes webenabled = yes port = 5038 and ;bindaddr = 127.0.0.1 ; Local interface only! bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 ; Not secure I just didn't want people to get stuck. Thanks again -Pres WRJL719/W2PW
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