Re: aprsd setup

[Hamish Moffatt <hamish@cloud.net.au>]

On Sun, Nov 07, 2004 at 11:11:57AM +0100, Thomas Mørch wrote:
> Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> >On Sun, Nov 07, 2004 at 02:33:49AM +0100, Thomas - OZ2AFO wrote:
> >>How would one do the right setup of both aprsdigi AND aprsd on the
> >>same PC? (If that's needed to do both my jobs)
> >
> >You can run both just fine. Just run them. This requires that you are
> >using the linux kernel's AX.25 with an appropriate device such as a
> >TNC in KISS mode etc. (aprsdigi always requires that, while aprsd can
> >use kernel AX.25 or drive the TNC (NOT in KISS mode) directly.)
> 
> Kernel ax25 is already running, and with aprsd! What confuses me, is that
> apparently both aprsd and aprsdigi  uses the port "default" call (the one
> from axports), as their source call. I can not specify different calls (or 
> ssid's)
> for the different programs. As I understand two programs can not use
> the same ssid / call? Or can they?

They can't for connected traffic (as I understand), but it's no problem
for unconnected/UI traffic. I don't believe you can specify different
calls at all... though my memory is fading a bit in this area!

> I connect to my own server on port 1313 with uiview. My own server is
> connected to seccond.aprs.net on port 23, and to oz3acc.dyndns.org on
> port 1313.
> 
> If I view the http status, it says that all is connected, even my uiview.

Does it show any packets counted?

> Should I use another port for "user" connections with ui-view? (It's a bit
> confusing with 10 different ports that does allmost the same, but with a 
> little
> bit of difference for each of them, specialy when you are new to aprs)

I would suggest 14579 perhaps, 1313 is the link port used to connected
aprsd IGATEs together only (if memory serves).

Hamish
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Hamish Moffatt VK3SB <hamish@debian.org> <hamish@cloud.net.au>
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