aprsd failure

aprsd failure

[Thomas Mørch]

Anyone that has experienced that aprsd 2.2.5 is sending stations far away?

I have set it up on our local station in Denmark, and all station that it 
hears on RF is sendt to Russia

It's about 100 degrees offset on the longitude every time. The server is 
running aprsd and aprsdigi.


Any one that has a hint to what I should look at?

Regards
Thomas 

RE: aprsd failure

[AE5PL Lists]

This is because of the DEL character in the Mic-E packets getting mangled.  I do not know if this is an aprsd problem or a TNC problem.  However, if you are running the TNC in KISS mode, then it is an aprsd problem.  If you are using the ax.25 kernel support in Linux, you can use javAPRSSrvr which provides much more complete IGate and APRS server capabilities as well as including a complete APRS digipeater capability.

javAPRSSrvr is free for amateur radio use and may be obtained by contacting me directly at pete@ae5pl.net.  Be sure to include your callsign.

73,

Pete Loveall AE5PL
mailto:pete@ae5pl.net 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Thomas Mørch
> Posted At: Friday, December 03, 2004 10:40 AM
> Subject: aprsd failure
> 
> Anyone that has experienced that aprsd 2.2.5 is sending 
> stations far away?
> 
> I have set it up on our local station in Denmark, and all 
> station that it hears on RF is sendt to Russia
> 
> It's about 100 degrees offset on the longitude every time. 
> The server is running aprsd and aprsdigi.
> 
> Any one that has a hint to what I should look at?
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