The best way to handle this is run your APRS stations on a frequency
other than 144.39. This assumes you don't need, or can replace, all
the digipeaters and other infrastructure on 144.39.
Craig
On Oct 30, 2008, at 9:22 AM, Keith Kaiser wrote:
More specifically Curt what I would like to
Hi all,
I'm having a problem with the server ports on Xastir. I have 2 perl
scripts that connect to the Xastir server port and manipulate the data
coming out. They both work fine until one of them exits (usually I
kill it to make changes and restart it). Once I kill one of them the
How about converting the splat output from each repeater
into Multi-line objects that can be injected into an Xastir
server port.
With the above info in a database, it may be easier to just have
the user enter their location on a web page and get back an
estimation of what repeaters will likely
Yes, but the opposite can also occur, embarrassing yourself greatly.
Do be careful.
I would suggest a note be inserted in the process of subscribing
to the email list letting new users know what the default is.
Craig
On Jun 17, 2008, at 11:26 AM, Jeremy Utley wrote:
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at
The DBFAWK files I sent out on May 14 do mimic
the online tiger maps. If you can't find it in your
past mail listings let me know and I can send them
to you.
Craig
n6yxk
On May 23, 2008, at 10:40 AM, Tom Russo wrote:
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 01:34:47PM -0400, we recorded a bogon-
computron
Hi all,
I've been hacking on the dbfawk files that Richard Polivka, N6NKO
put together and have come up with a map display that approximates the
Online Tiger maps, except they're built out of local Tiger/Line data
files.
One part is the dbfawk files and the other is modifications to
Anyone seen this before as a possible Xastir platform?
http://www.arcom.com/wearable_computer/Zypad/default.htm
Craig
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Hi all,
I think I have narrowed the problems down to
the Debian machine and not the Mac OS X. I haven't
change the OS X machine in months but the Debian
machine is currently under constant change.
I've switched back to the Debian standard Xastir
version 1.8.2 and this still has the
Xastir can be a long process to get installed, especially
on Windowz boxes. A web interface allows anyone who
shows up in the EOC to see what we see without the hassle
of installing Xastir. This goes double for transient EOC visitors
during a disaster like National Guard, FBI, FEMA, and others
Hi all,
Does anyone have an example or a fragment of
perl code that will access the Xastir server ports and
move or interact with position reports? Not being a
big perl hack it will take me quite a while to put that
together but if someone has already created such a
miracle I would
Hi Dave,
I guess what your suggesting is a gateway between
RFID and APRS, where RFID information gets injected into
the APRS world. You'd need an RFID scanner that would
take all the tags it sees and make an APRS object out of each.
Though each object is going to have your current
Hi Jason,
You are exactly right. All the functionality to do
what you want is there, it just isn't easily accessible.
Xastir needs a better layering mechanism. The
ability to turn on or off map (and object) layers more
easily than the Map Chooser and the
View-Mobile Stations etc.
Now,
Hi all,
I must be get'n old and out of touch.
But I remember the days when we used
to compile things static and not have all
these dynamic libraries that get lost and
out of date and incompatible. Is it even
possible to compile Xastir statically and
end up with one giant binary that is
On Aug 24, 2007, at 4:56 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Craig Anderson wrote:
Or is it that Xastir marks a site as being from the TNC
because it is first seen by the TNC?
I believe if it is heard by the TNC at all (doesn't have to be
first?) the flag gets set. Xastir treats RF
of my filter.
Sorry all,
Craig
n6yxk
On Aug 24, 2007, at 11:46 PM, Craig Anderson wrote:
On Aug 24, 2007, at 4:56 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Wed, 22 Aug 2007, Craig Anderson wrote:
Or is it that Xastir marks a site as being from the TNC
because it is first seen by the TNC?
I believe
Hi all,
I was trying to IGate into socal.aprs2.net
and it wasn't working. After investigating, I think
the aprs2.net machines want Q codes to be
included in the packets. Is this what is preventing
my packets to be included in the aprs2.net info?
Can Xastir IGate to these machines?
Hello all,
The pictures from this expedition are now in ftp://aprs.tamu.edu/
Xastir/Images
thanks to Gerry Creager. Included is a file with the captions to
each picture.
Craig
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into the technology underlying
GoogleEarth. The Stanford project web site is:
http://ssdl.stanford.edu/ssdl/index.php
Craig
On Jun 6, 2007, at 9:14 AM, Bernard Michael Tyers wrote:
On 06/06/07, Craig Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
The pictures from this expedition are now in ftp
That would be hugely useful to me.
The ability to create a coordinated, distributed,
common operating picture for a search rescue
effort. Like NetMeeting for SR.
Could I talk someone into that? :-)
Craig
On May 16, 2007, at 1:03 PM, Tom Russo wrote:
On Wed, May 16, 2007 at 01:00:13PM
, 2007, at 2:08 PM, Curt, WE7U wrote:
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Craig Anderson wrote:
That would be hugely useful to me.
The ability to create a coordinated, distributed,
common operating picture for a search rescue
effort. Like NetMeeting for SR.
Could I talk someone into that? :-)
Question
Hi all,
I must tell you all how excellent Xastir is. This
last Friday a student project at Stanford
(http://ssdl.stanford.edu/ssdl/index.php?
option=com_weblinkscatid=55Itemid=44)
launched a research balloon and I used Xastir to track
it and recover it. I work with a group called
Hi Tom and all,
I got the Tiger 2006 maps to work and they have
fills and colors. This is on Linux Fedora Core 6. But
I must say that the Online/Tiger2003 maps on a Mac
look gorgeous! They have nice colors and complete
fills (oceans that are all blue, as opposed to the Tiger
2006
Hi Tom,
I hope your processing works better than mine.
All the maps I generated had no fills and no colors.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. :-)
Thanks,
Craig
On May 7, 2007, at 3:47 PM, Tom Russo wrote:
On Sun, May 06, 2007 at 09:16:59AM -0600, we recorded a bogon-
Hi Tom,
I have PCRE installed. The error message I get is:
No DBFAWK signature for tiger2006/AK/tgr020132shppolyA.shp! Using
default.
I tried changing the filenames around to make it happy
but that didn't seem to help (or I couldn't figure out the
naming scheme). I started out
Thanks very much Tom. I've been downloading
and converting the west-coast states myself, and
it is a long process. I still don't know if I'm doing it
right. :-) Though your previous directions helped
a lot. I must say that the maps are the hardest part
of Xastir. If there were some way to
Hello all,
I've downloaded the Tiger 2006 maps from tamu.edu
and installed them and they work fine. But they are basically
all grey, whereas the online maps are multi-colored and are
much easier to use.
Do I have the 2006 maps mis-configured? What data is being
served by the online
That's exactly what I'm getting. I was about to send mail
but hadn't gotten there yet. I'm trying to compile on Fedora
Core 6 with all the libraries except GDAL.
Craig
On Apr 5, 2007, at 9:19 AM, Barrie McConnell wrote:
I am trying to build 1.8.5 but I am getting errors. I am wondering
Hi all,
Sorry this is off topic but I was hoping someone
either had experience with this, or know where to ask
about it.
How do I get aprsd to connect to the AX.25 interface
instead of directly into the TNC?
I want to have a set of machines (most won't have screens)
that all share the
Excellent! That's exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks very much,
Craig
On Feb 5, 2007, at 5:43 AM, Lance Cotton wrote:
Craig Anderson wrote:
Does anyone know a way to get Xastir to
share the AX.25 interface with TCP/IP?
Just a sanity check - is your Xastir TNC interface type AX25 TNC
I have the TCP/IP as part of a RACES network
and I plan to use APRS on the same frequency,
but only during an EOC activation, to track the
deployed people. Both APRS and TCP/IP/AX.25
will not likely be used very much during a deployment
because we don't have many people with TNCs.
But once I get
:
On Feb 5, 2007, at 11:00 AM, Craig Anderson wrote:
I want to be
able to pick up the APRS packets at those hill-top
radios but display them back in the EOC.
If you're talking about an RF solution, you just described a digi...
What should run on the hill-top computer? Is there
a simple
Hi all,
I sent a question like this a week or so
ago, but I evidently wasn't yet a full member
of the list so I didn't see my message go out
or any replies come back, so I'm asking it again.
I'm running Fedora Core 2 with TCP/IP over
AX.25 configured and working fine. When
I run Xastir
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