DX spoots via UI frames

DX spoots via UI frames

[Waldek]

I'm looking for a program under Linux that connects to a cluster
and retransmit dx spots to unproto.

Re: DX spoots via UI frames

[Andrea Borgia]

Waldek wrote:


> I'm looking for a program under Linux that connects to a cluster
> and retransmit dx spots to unproto.

I don't know whether a specialised program exists or not, but you could 
probably do that with telnet/ax25_call (depending on the source of your 
spots) and the beacon command.

HTH & B73,
Andrea.

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Re: DX spoots via UI frames

[Waldek]

Użytkownik Andrea Borgia napisał:

> I don't know whether a specialised program exists or not, but you could 
> probably do that with telnet/ax25_call (depending on the source of your 
> spots) and the beacon command.

Yes it is good idea and a try to do this but I have problem how to put 
info from  ax25_call to becaon:

ax25_call port sp2abc sr2dxc | beacon -c sr2dxc -d DX vhf   ??? this is 
don't work




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Re: DX spoots via UI frames

[Andrea Borgia]

Waldek wrote:


> Yes it is good idea and a try to do this but I have problem how to put 
> info from  ax25_call to becaon:
> ax25_call port sp2abc sr2dxc | beacon -c sr2dxc -d DX vhf   ??? this is 
> don't work

Ach, that was my idea 8-( You could also try with ax25mond, but then you 
have to write some glue code to parse the data.


B73,
Andrea.

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Re: DX spots via UI frames

[Bernard Pidoux]

Waldek wrote:

> I'm looking for a program under Linux that connects to a cluster
> and retransmit dx spots to unproto.

I dont know either about such a program. Maybe this function could be 
implemented into DxNet itself ?

By the way, I think that DxNet source of the program is not very easy to 
find.
It is barely referenced through Google and I did not see it on Linux Ham 
site http://radio.linux.org.au/

For those who would like to run DxNet developped by F5MZN here are some 
clues.

24h/day more than 500 'nodes' are interconnected worldwide
through HF or Internet. On average 3500 users share DX spots this way.

You can find information for subscribing to the DxNet list here :
http://www.f6fbb.org/mailman/listinfo/dxnet

Browse the list archives here :
http://www.f6fbb.org/pipermail/dxnet/

Read this to see how to use cvs for downloading the source code of DxNet :
http://www.f6fbb.org/pipermail/dxnet/2002-July/000778.html

A user can access a DxNet node via Packet Radio or Telnet to port 9000.
Then you receive DX spots line by line.
An there are a lot of usefull user commands.

For evaluation you can try to access F5MZN DxNet node here :

http://dxnet.eu.org/

73 de Bernard, f6bvp

Re: DX spots via UI frames

[Bob Nielsen]

On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 07:38:02PM +0000, Bernard Pidoux wrote:
> Waldek wrote:
> 
> >I'm looking for a program under Linux that connects to a cluster
> >and retransmit dx spots to unproto.
> 
> I dont know either about such a program. Maybe this function could be 
> implemented into DxNet itself ?
> 
> By the way, I think that DxNet source of the program is not very easy to 
> find.
> It is barely referenced through Google and I did not see it on Linux Ham 
> site http://radio.linux.org.au/
> 
> For those who would like to run DxNet developped by F5MZN here are some 
> clues.
> 
> 24h/day more than 500 'nodes' are interconnected worldwide
> through HF or Internet. On average 3500 users share DX spots this way.
> 
> You can find information for subscribing to the DxNet list here :
> http://www.f6fbb.org/mailman/listinfo/dxnet
> 
> Browse the list archives here :
> http://www.f6fbb.org/pipermail/dxnet/
> 
> Read this to see how to use cvs for downloading the source code of DxNet :
> http://www.f6fbb.org/pipermail/dxnet/2002-July/000778.html
> 
> A user can access a DxNet node via Packet Radio or Telnet to port 9000.
> Then you receive DX spots line by line.
> An there are a lot of usefull user commands.
> 
> For evaluation you can try to access F5MZN DxNet node here :
> 
> http://dxnet.eu.org/
> 
> 73 de Bernard, f6bvp
> 

Another DX Cluster implementation for Linux (written in Perl) is DX
Spider at <http://www.dxcluster.org>.  It also runs under Windows (but
why would one do that?)

73, Bob N7XY