Most of blocked Geman Callsigngs are active OM´s
Why they are blocked ?
And when there are unblocked ?
There is a lot of trouble because this situation.
Next Question what is about the over 2000 woldwide blocked callsigns ?
select target_cs, del_flg, mod_date from sync_mng where del_flg = '1'
What would really be nice is if someone would change the subject line!
At 08:46 AM 8/19/2009, dh2ybe wrote:
Most of blocked Geman Callsigngs are active OM´s
Why they are blocked ?
And when there are unblocked ?
There is a lot of trouble because this situation.
Next Question what is about the
*But all is OK now,with DL5LW.He is back on Dstar.All fixed,No problems
anymore
* **
*DM5LW sorry,write Error
*
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 4:00 AM, Peter Scherp ai4ue.hamra...@gmail.comwrote:
*But all is OK now,with DL5LW.He is back on Dstar.All fixed,No problems
anymore
* **
Interesting. Those folks there were registered on XTRUST below (yesterday)
are now registered on DB0WZB. DTERM, whatever that is, is still registered
on XTRUST1. Someone in D-land seems to be manipulating the database...
73 -- John
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, john_ke5c k...@...
Germany blacklisted
Here is the procedure for the SQL query blocked Germans call sign in the
Gateway database.
su postgres
psql
\c dstar_global
select target_cs, del_flg, mod_date from sync_mng where del_flg = '1' and
target_cs like 'D%' order by target_cs;
DN1VB
DL5NC
DD4TS
DJ4IM
Here is the procedure for the SQL query blocked Germans call sign in the
Gateway database.
su postgres
psql
\c dstar_global
select target_cs, del_flg, mod_date from sync_mng where del_flg = '1' and
target_cs like 'D%' order by target_cs;
No, setting the del_flg means ignore that
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Steve Bosshard bossh...@... wrote:
I tested with AI4EU - UR=WA6YTD. K5CTX B linked to 1C. Other folks on 1C
heard me just fine - not on the same repeater as WA6YTD - maybe a work in
progress ?
Pete reports many German users suddenly black listed ?
Steve Bosshard bossh...@... wrote:
I tested with AI4EU - UR=WA6YTD. K5CTX B linked to 1C. Other folks
on 1C heard me just fine - not on the same repeater as WA6YTD - maybe
a work in progress
A bit different for you there Steve, as even though you are routing,
your packets are
SRI Pete - Was AI4EU Pete reporting the DE stations blacklisted. 73, steve
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Peter Loveall p...@... wrote:
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Steve Bosshard bosshard@ wrote:
I tested with AI4EU -
Which Pete are you talking about. This Pete never
*I,m AI4UE Peter from Burlington.*
*yes my Buddy from Germany DM5LW is blacklisted.*
*So far I know,hw did nothing wrong!*
*He is a 70+ year old Ham,with very good maneers.*
*But there is 160 more hams from Germany blacklisted also.*
*Some of them,never was on Dstar!*
*All off them ask Why?*
On
: Monday, August 17, 2009 12:19 PM
To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: Wouldn't It Be Nice ?
I,m AI4UE Peter from Burlington.
yes my Buddy from Germany DM5LW is blacklisted.
So far I know,hw did nothing wrong!
He is a 70+ year old Ham,with very good maneers
*I,m AI4UE Peter from Burlington.*
*yes my Buddy from Germany DM5LW is blacklisted.*
*So far I know,hw did nothing wrong!*
*He is a 70+ year old Ham,with very good maneers.*
*But there is 160 more hams from Germany blacklisted also.*
*Some of them,never was on Dstar!*
*All off them ask
Interesting. Have you tested that John? I'm chicken to.
--
Nate Duehr
n...@natetech.com
On Mon, 17 Aug 2009 23:04 +, john_ke5c k...@hot.rr.com
wrote:
*I,m AI4UE Peter from Burlington.*
*yes my Buddy from Germany DM5LW is blacklisted.
*
*So far I know,hw did nothing wrong!*
*He is
I tested with AI4EU - UR=WA6YTD. K5CTX B linked to 1C. Other folks on 1C
heard me just fine - not on the same repeater as WA6YTD - maybe a work in
progress ?
Pete reports many German users suddenly black listed ? Anyone know what is
going on ?
de nu5d
--- In
When linked to a reflector, and I transmit UR=CQCQCQ, the response back from
the local repeater is RPT ?, indicating that I did not reach the intended
Gateway. Since there is no intended gateway (UR=CQCQCQ) this response is
normal and expected.
While still linked to a reflector, and I set
There are basically three options
There are other options but the one I like the most is that Robin could add
local gateway dplus configuration options to determine how slash routed and
callsign routed streams, both incoming and outgoing from RF and from links, are
handled, i.e., forwarded or
Would that make Robin win?
You could argue that if you allowed every repeater to act differently, becuase
the gateway is configured differently from one twn to the next it would
fragement the userbase.
Im not saying its going to, but my point is Robin cant win, as someone will
find fault with
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, john_ke5c k...@... wrote:
For all of those who don't want the DPLUS software to route call sign
routed packets into the network, there's just as many of us who think that
it is working they way it should. So no matter what Robin does, a number of
I don't believe this is going to get better or be resolved until a
serious open source project, with good architecture and management,
takes hold. There are many of us who would work on such a project,
but it seems all of the legitimate developers get spooked off of
publishing the
You could argue that if you allowed every repeater to act
differently, becuase the gateway is configured differently from
one twn to the next it would fragement the userbase.
They already DO act differently, per the settings in the configur
ation file for whether users can link/unlink.
There has
Right now, driving down the road I don't know if our local repeater is linked
unless I send UR=K5CTX^^I and the repeater play back Not Currently Linked. I
cannot at all tell if the user at the far end is on a linked repeater or not.
I am not even sure what repeater that person last used.
Fran;
If you could tell me how to make it work with a couple of buttons on my IC-2200
I would certainly appreciate it.
Thanks
Andy
Andy,
Sorry, I don't know anything about the 2200.
Fran
_
From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of Andrew Hart
Sent: Monday, August 10, 2009 12:09 PM
To: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [DSTAR_DIGITAL] Re: Wouldn't
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com
mailto:dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com , Fran f...@... wrote:
So what! They can't push a couple of buttons IF they want
to talk back!!!
It's not a talk back issue, it's a resource issue. If a user has
selected an explicit callsign routing then I would beg
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Fran f...@... wrote:
Our repeater is always linked to a reflector and we want people to be
able
to call route to us, so it is NOT a good solution.
Seems to be a misunderstanding somewhere along the way. The proposal is
for how -=OUTBOUND=- traffic
At 12:59 PM 8/10/2009, you wrote:
Seems to be a misunderstanding somewhere along the way. The proposal is
for how -=OUTBOUND=- traffic should be handled / routed, not inbound.
Maybe it's me that misunderstood?
No, sounds like you got it right Iain. I understood Nate's idea the
same way as you
This is a BIG surprise for me. Sure enough, when I call sign routed to W1FJM
this morning I was heard on AA1HD and W1IXU, both linked to 10C according to
W1FJM and KB1QGL, and myself on K5CTX B not linked.
So, thanks to Dplus, my calls to W1FJM went places I did not intend them to go.
Also
Just to be clear, routed calls are not Icom routed calls, they are native
to the D-STAR protocol. The Icom gateway implements them. DPLUS linking is
a non-standard add-on, widely deployed and accepted by the users, but not
native to the protocol.
DE K7VE
More later, but just to be
k7ve wrote:
Just to be clear, routed calls are not Icom routed calls, they are
native to the D-STAR protocol.
Back on air, on D-Star, I always state ¨VK4TUX icom routing¨ during a
callsign routed call
as this lets the recipient know to one touch or set cs ur to get back
to me.
I
At 04:58 AM 8/9/2009, Adrian wrote:
Back on air, on D-Star, I always state ¨VK4TUX icom routing¨ during a
callsign routed call
I always announce how I've placed the call if I'm
not simply joining an existing QSO. Typically, I
would announce something like:
Routing from VK3RWN port B. This
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D) bossh...@...
wrote:
Hi Fran,
Trouble is other linked gateways hear only one side of the conversation
- not a pleasant thing. Many stations do not use reflectors or
linking. steve
Hi Steve,
Over the last year, I have used
Hi Hank,
What if their Gateways do not have linking capabilities as in Japan ? The JA
station would have UR=NU5D, RPT1=JP4YDU A and RPT2=JP4YDU G . I reply with
UR=JA4NYY, RPT1=K5CTX B and RPT2=K5CTX G . 73 When K5CTX B is linked, folks
on the reflector will hear my transmission, but
If the repeater gateway could discern whether the call arriving at a gateway
originated via reflector or via source route, and depending on the source,
inhibit sending to a reflector for a few minutes it would really simplify
operations and better mix reflector calls and source routed
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Steve Bosshard bossh...@... wrote:
Hi Hank,
What if their Gateways do not have linking capabilities as in Japan ? The JA
station would have UR=NU5D, RPT1=JP4YDU A and RPT2=JP4YDU G . I reply with
UR=JA4NYY, RPT1=K5CTX B and RPT2=K5CTX G . 73
Hi Hank,
Its not limited to JA. I believe anyone using a gateway not linked to a
reflector making a source routed call to either a user or a gateway repeater
will be heard only by the one gateway repeater. The station replying using one
touch, on a linked gateway repeater will be routed to
Steve Bosshard wrote:
Hi Hank,
Its not limited to JA. I believe anyone using a gateway # not linked
to a reflector making a source routed call to either a user or a
gateway repeater will be heard only by the one gateway repeater.
The icom routed incoming call (from #) will pass
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, Adrian vk4...@... wrote:
The icom routed incoming call (from #) will pass to a linked reflector or
gateway to the listeners system.
Just to be clear, routed calls are not Icom routed calls, they are native to
the D-STAR protocol. The Icom gateway
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