node-0.3.0 BUG?

Hi! You can dissallow access to local hosts/nets with it's permission file. In my case I've done this by clearing the appropriate bit in the perms file and setting localnet to 192.168.1.0/24 which works for the loopback and the network mentioned. On the other hand I've allowed access to ampr.org

Re: aprs - socket version

Thanks a lot for your fast reply. I had to change the path to /usr/local/include/netax25 Now it works! 73, Robert > > Thanks for you great hack. I've downloaded this version, > > because I run a scc card. > > It compiled without problems, but when I start aprsd > > (of course as root) I get: > >

Re: Fw: NEW aprsd Linux APRS Server ready to download

Thanks for you great hack. I've downloaded this version, because I run a scc card. It compiled without problems, but when I start aprsd (of course as root) I get: Opening device radio1 Sockets not supported in this executable Do I have to use a special option at compile-time so that socket suppo

Re: SCC causes kernel crash

> Active AX.25 sockets > Dest Source Device StateVr/VsSend-Q Recv-Q > > Segmentation fault Yes!! I also got a "Segmentation fault" when using 2.2.14 with my Baycom USCC. It happens when I run "listen" between some minutes and one hour. Now I'm running 2.2.10 again, bein

Segmentation fault WAS: SCC causes kernel crash

I tried to update my 2.2.10 to 2.2.14. Always after running "listen" for an hour I always got an "segmentation fault" which crashed my system. But maybe this was also a result of an upgrade from SuSE6.2 to 6.4 which also sucks in my opinion: 1. I was not able to compile any kernel downloaded fro

Re: Call to create conversd that is GPLed

> Btw, if you remove the file/pipe/exec features from the ircII client (to > make it a bit more secure in this "kiosk-mode" environment), it works just > fine as a linemode client under node or ax25d. I did most of the work for > that already, maybe i should put the code out somewhere. I've tr

convert binarys for transfer with ax25

Hi! Is there any stand-alone program available to create ASCII from binarys to transfer them via ax25 mailboxes? It would be perfect if this is possible on the fly with a pipe. Thanks is advance Robert

Re: Firewall problem - script - please send me your comments

Thanks for posting the firewall script, but it didn't work. After reading the ipchains howto I now know why: > # 2. If this traffic is destined for the Internet, reject > # it, returning "Connection refused" to the caller. > > ipchains -A HamRadio -d ! 192.168.0/16 -j REJECT means that all

Problems with AX25 start-script

Hi to all! I use SuSE and have written a startscript for my ax25 interfaces. It does it's work perfectly when starting the interfaces, but the lines that should stop them very often hangs my system. (not everytime - sometimes it works without any problems) There is no error message, but the syste

Firewall problem

Hi! I've a problem to set up a firewall with SuSE 6.2. The problem is that the PC with the firewall has to be protected too. Setting FW_WORLD_DEV="scc0" and FW_INT_DEV="eth0" seems not to protect the server itself. FW_INT_DEV="scc0" doesn't solve the problem too as far as I can remember my test.

Reconnection problem

Hi! My ISP kills my ISDN connection every 8 hours and so I have to reconnect. (of course I get a new dynamic IP, but doesn't matter) Does someone know how reconnect automatically without just setting dialing to "auto" and ensure that there is always a minium traffic to autodial after disconnect

Re: serial expasion boards

Use an USCC card. Baycom has one with 4 and one with 8 ports. Buying a modem for an USCC card is much cheaper than a TNC not to mention the mass of cables you would need. If you're running KISS or 6pack with the TNCs (I think you'll have to use one of these two) the own microprocessor for each TNC

Re: USCC card problem using linux

Compare it with my working z8530drv.conf, maybe you find something that could help you. Also try using softdcd off, if your modem supports a hard-dcd signal, because softdcd causes lots of interrupts which could slow down already slow machines. Also check RxOver and TxUnder with sccstat /dev/sccX,

axdigi question

It seems that my axdigi (suddenly) doesn't do it's job the way it should. Although the destination is on another port and inserted with 'axparms -route add portname station' it repeats the packet on the same interface. What could be the reason? Thanks Robert

Re: ax25ipd with Win98 Flexnet

Thanks for your answer. I've followed all the suggestions, but still have the same problem :( >But you have no "route" line... Try adding >> route oe8rsq-14 192.168.1.1 udp 93 d While assembling the email, I've deleted the comments out of the config-file and accidentially deleted my route too. I

ax25ipd with Win98 Flexnet

Hi! I've got a problem with ax25ipd. If I want to connect Linux from Win98/Flexnet the Linux-Server seems to receive the packets and also wants to answer, but Linux doesn't send any packet back. linux/listen: axip1: fm OE8RSQ-14 to OE8RSQ-13 ctl SABM+ axip1: fm OE8RSQ-13 to OE8RSQ-14 ctl UA- axi

Re: user-creation with axspawn [again]

Thanks for answering! >> Anyway why doesn't write axspawn anything into the >> shadow file where the passwords normally are? >> >> oe8rsq:+:400:200:oe8rsq:/home/ax25/oe8rsq:/bin/bash >> >> Do I have to modify axspawn.c to do this correctly? > >yes I've feard that. But because I think nearly eve

solved: connect not working from node0.3.0

Already solved it. I've used the wrong syntax. I'm sorry for asking this stupid question. Often it's really diffucult with some error messages, so I prefered asking before trying long and without success. >Here is the output: > >--- >LinuxNode v0.3.0 (oe8rsq.ampr.org) > >login:

connect not working from node0.3.0

Here is the output: --- LinuxNode v0.3.0 (oe8rsq.ampr.org) login: OE8RSQ> Welcome to oe8rsq.ampr.org network node Type ? for a list of commands. help gives a description of the named command. -- OE8RSQ 18:19:46> ? OE8RSQ> Commands: ?, Bye, Connect, ECho, Escape, Finger, Help,

Re: Routing problem [solved]

Thanks Tomi! Creating the directory solved the problem. Automatic creation should be added, I think. >There was a posting about this on this list some time ago I think... >Yes, see . >You need to create /var/ax25/ax25rtd/. Thanks again

user-creation with axspawn [again]

Hi to all! I've configured axspawn to create users automatically, but creating the password doesn't seem to work. It inserts a + into the passwd file, but if this is supposed to be the password it does not work. Anyway why doesn't write axspawn anything into the shadow file where the passwords

Re: Routing problem [was: ARP problem]

Very good idea. Thank you. After looking at the docs of ax25rtd, I knew that this is exactly what I need. >Here I think ax25rtd might help. I understand it is supposed to do just >that hack automatically. I'm not sure however as I haven't used it. My "only" problem now is, that ax25rtd doesn't r

Routing problem [was: ARP problem]

hricht- Von: Tomi Manninen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Datum: Samstag, 16. Oktober 1999 20:19 Betreff: Re: ARP problem >On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, Robert Schelander wrote: > >> When a new unknown station sends an IP packet to me, my station &g

Re: Datagram <-> Virtual Circuit - UI-frames <-> I-frames

s >On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, Robert Schelander wrote: > >> That what I call strange is the following: >> Also Flexnet on a Windows98 system supports both methods which are >> called Datagramm (for transfers of IP within UI-frames) and VitualCiruit >> (for I-frames). When con

ARP problem

I've got a strange ARP problem since I've installed the new apps/tools/libax, new kernel everything from the scratch When a new unknown station sends an IP packet to me, my station sends an ARP request to QST to get the hw_address for the received IP. I'm wondering, why it doesn't learn the h

Datagram <-> Virtual Circuit - UI-frames <-> I-frames

I've noticed a strange behaviour of Linux encapsulating IP packets in AX25 frames. It seems that it prefers to encapsulate them in UI-frames which is not a good choice for some connections where I-frames within a AX25 connection orientated transfer would be desirable. That what I call strange is

Re: axipd - user creation

:33 Betreff: Re: axipd - user creation >Robert Schelander wrote: > >> Do you know where is the right place to insert additional code when >> axipd does automatic user creation? >> What is the right c-syntax to execute a script? I know C, but I've never >> used it on

Re: tunnelling bpq ax25 frames

Hi! Try AXIP instead of BPQ. I do not use this myself at the moment, but I think IP is always the better choice because of easier routing. 73, Robert -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Dirk Koopman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Datum: Mittwoch, 29. September

how to allow root telnet only within local ethernet

Does anyone know how to configure the system that root can only telnet from local ethernet and not via the ham interfaces. It should still be possible for any ham to use telnet with his username. Thanks Robert

axipd - user creation

II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Datum: Samstag, 02. Oktober 1999 03:42 Betreff: Re: AX.25 Layer 1 >On Fri, Oct 01, 1999 at 09:51:24PM +0200, Robert Schelander wrote: >> I suppose you want to use AX25 frames as a transport container for the >&

Re: AX.25 Layer 1

>ATM Networking over an amateur radio link. I suppose you want to use AX25 frames as a transport container for the the ATM as this would be the only allowed/possible solution for amateur radio. In this case I'm curious how you will manage to befit from the advantages of ATM. (scalability, isochoni

Re: AX.25 Layer 1

>There should be some kind of written document on this. Looking at the >source code to TNC-2 is not sufficient for my needs, as my time is quite >valuable to me. There is. I've downloaded a ax25.doc some time ago. I'm sure you'll find it somewhere on the web. (If not I could search it on my backu

Re: Still need DNS help! (was: HAM related DNS problem)

2:48 Betreff: RE: Still need DNS help! (was: HAM related DNS problem) > >> -Original Message- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Schelander >> Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 11:11 PM > >> I would like to hav

Still need DNS help! (was: HAM related DNS problem)

>I am using Debian Linux 2.1, kernel 2.2.11 and BIND 8.2 to setup a local >caching DNS server. >Nicolai Langfeldt's DNS HOWTO has an example of setting up a caching only >DNS server. > >You can post the detaild BIND/DNS questions to the General BIND discussion >mailing list Thanks for your answer

Security for amateurradio TCP/IP server!

Hi! I would be glad if you could tell me about the steps you've taken on your TCP/IP servers. Automatic creation of users at their first login would be desirable, but I'm not sure if it is a good idea that anybody automaticalls gets telnet access. Just in case I want to do so, how to keep the sys

Fw: HAM related DNS problem

I forgotten to tell you: I'm using SuSE Linux 6.2 with Kernel 2.2.10 and bind8 as named. I'm not sure what the nscd (name service cache daemon) which seem to be installed by default now is good for. I've never seen nscd before. I think caching is always possible with or without this daemon. >Hi

HAM related DNS problem

Hi! I've got a question concerning setting up DNS for a ham tcp server. First let me tell you our situation. We are a small group of hams who want use tcpip. The problem is, that the next tcp/ip server and DNS is hundreds of kilometers away and the connection to this is one not very fast. (maxim

Re: SCC with kernel 2.2.x and z8530drv-utils-3.0 -- *working*

>> BUT: How to associate an scc device to the appropriate port in >> the axports configuration file? > > >Make an entry of a in axports that has OE8RSQ in it. >i.e. >#/etc/ax25/axports ># >#name call speed paclen window description >lap96 OE8RSQ 0 256 2 70cm 9600bd > >Note, I'm note sure if this w

SCC with kernel 2.2.x and z8530drv-utils-3.0 -- how to associate scc with axports?

Hi! I've got the following question: As far as I've noticed scc devices are now real network devices and it's neither neccessary nor possible to kissattach them as a kiss-device. Because of that I attach them with: ifconfig scc0 44.143.216.14 netmask 255.0.0.0 hw ax25 OE8RSQ It seems that this

Problems with ax25-tools-0.0.4 and Kernel 2.2.11

Hi! I've tried to compile ax25-tools-0.0.4 './configure' worked without any problems, but when I try to 'make install' I get the following message: axctl.c:93: structure has no member named 'digi_count' what could be the reason? Before that I've sucessfully compiled Kernel 2.2.11 with ax25 sup

Re: Token access protocol for packet?

>The other hidden-transmitter fix is to make the central site a bit-repeater >so there are no hidden transmitters. Yes, that's the way we do. Of course only possible if you've a shift between RX and TX. Once we used DAMA, but at higher traffic 50% is handshaking overhead. Robert

Re: Token access protocol for packet?

What about DAMA? Robert -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Patrick Ouellette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Datum: Dienstag, 06. April 1999 22:31 Betreff: Token access protocol for packet? >Has anyone heard of any work on a protocol implementation for >packet

Kernel 2.2.x whats new for HAMs ?

Hi!   Could anyone tell me about the advantages of a 2.2.x kernel are for ham use?   What problems could be expected?   tnx Robert

Re: z8530drv Question

I've solved the problem after I realized that there are already precompiled utils in z8530drv-2_4c_dl1bke_tar.gz So I didn't need to compile them and had just to do a 'make install' Anyway not a good thing that I was not able to compile them. Robert

z8530drv Question

Hi! I think that are quite simple questions for a well experienced linux-ham who is using a SCC card. I've got SuSE Linux 6.0 running kernel 2.0.36. glibc based My first question is: WHAT TO DO TO INSTALL THE CARD? I found the following files: z8530drv-2_4c_dl1bke_tar.gz z8530drv-utils-3_0

Fwd: z8530drv Question

sorry to ask so much, but normally you've to take a howto, do what it says -> and it works. But I've learned that ham things never do that way a howto tells you. -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Robert Schelander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: SuSE 6.0 for HAMs????

Wayne Nakata wrote: >Good to know as I was just getting ready to give SuSe 6.0 a try... other >than that what do you think about the SuSe 6.0 distro? Not tried much yet. I only use Linux for a HAM server and ham compatibility is the most important thing for me in this case. I do not use an offi

SuSE 6.0 for HAMs????

Hi!   I have a big problem to use SuSE 6.0 for ham use. From version 5.3 to 6.0 they changed the library libc5 to glibc. The problem is that gcc doesn't works with glibc and egcs doesn't work with libc5. Because SuSE 6.0 is glibc based egcs is installed. (described on the suse homepage) B

S5-PCC z8530

I've got a PCC card with a 1200 FSK and a 19200 Manchester Board from S5 here, and I would like to intall it under Linux. Because the AX25-HOWTO is very old, I would be glad if someone could tell me which steps to do, to install this card.   Working z8530drv.conf files for any SCC cards and

kissattach problems...

  Hi!   Because of my permanent strange compiling troubles with the ax25 utilities, I've installed the RPM package of the utils. (downloaded from ftp://contrib.redhat.com/libc6/i386/) I've made a copy of /etc/ax25 from my other running system and tried to attach a kissdevice as I do it eve

Always those ax25-utils compiling troubles!!!!

Hi Linux-Hams!   I've already succeeded compiling the ax25-utils-2.1.42a on a Suse 5.3 2.0.36 system. Now I've tried it on another system (Suse 6.0 2.0.36) without success.   The compiler told messages like the following: /usr/include/linux/socket.h:95: warning: 'MSG_PROXY' redefined /usr/

Re: SCC with 9k6.

Note that 9k6 needs an NRZ datastream while 1k2 needs NRZI! Check whether you've done the correct settings in the z8530.conf file. A few mails above (Re: USCC card problem using linux) you can find a working solution for 1200 and 9600. Robert -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Alessandro Re

Re: axdigi vs. other methods?

I would like to know whether axdigi checks the ax25-routes. It seems that it totally ignores these routes and you have to use callsign+ssid of the port where the packet has to be sent out as via-call. If it would have a look at the routes it would be a wonderful combination with ax25rtd. Heard sta

monax25-1.11 acts strange

when I monitor the channel directly with: stats CMD: PORT /dev/ttyS1 CMD: BAUD 19200 ...it works but: then I attached the TNC with: kissattach -i 44.143.216.14 -m 255 /dev/ttyS1 port1 the port is then correctly assigned to ax0 (checked with ifconfig) then I've tried to monitor with CMD: PO