Is there an allocation for documentation similar to RFC 5737? I was going to upload some stuff to the GitLab server but I wanted to generalize it so people didn't just copy/paste deploy stuff with my IP allocations in it. I looked on the portal but couldn't find anything. If there isn't, I'd like to propose that two /24s get set aside for documentation out of 44.0.0.0/9 that don't seem ripe for future use such as 44.0.192.0/24 and 44.1.255.0/24.
Jason
Clive,
Can you verify your callsign, please. I"m having a serious issue looking it up.
Since transit is kinda physical (and AMPR/ARDC/TaskForce/committees are working on something for the future), I'm not sure why your offer makes sense. Can you more clearly explain how others not located near your data center obtain benefit?
73,
- Lynwood
KB3VWG
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Hi Angelo,
Can you describe some of the issues or requirements that makes finding IP
transit difficult? I can suggest quite a few options that have worked out
for me, but it usually requires asking for exactly the right thing and
little bit of luck of finding the right person.
It is possible some of us here can start a joint venture and share some of
the cost. Ideally we'd do it under the AMPRnet name, I guess it really can
be under any corporate/LLC name.
73,
-Clive
KF6DFMA
Hi All,
If Rial, N0OTZ is seeing this, please can you email me privately.
If anyone knows, or is in contact with N0OTZ, please could you pass this message on.
Thanks,
Chris - G1FEF
Hello friends,
I have a problem with incoming connections to telnet port (23) in the login
step that never put their credentials give a open tcp connection causing me
to have a large sockets open. I have tried the mbox tdisc command which is
not valid since the connection is still in the login stage without entering
the mbox, consuming connection resources in the system. There will be some
command to kill automatically the connections in the login stage by idle
time (disc-timer) to delete this? JNOS 2.0m.4 (linux).
Thanks, 73 de Gabriel YV5KXE
YV AmprNet coord.
Hi,
Not sure the best person to approach for this but I belong to OARC a online
amateur radio community which is mostly based on discord. We are a UK wide
community open to all amateurs. We try and have regular club talks and
wonder if there is someone willing to do a talk on AMPRnet as about 15 of
our members are interested in what AMPRnet is. I have tried to explain best
to them about it but would love to find someone who could give a better
talk to try and help give some guidance on it. Our talks are normally held
on Zoom.
A few members have asked questions but I feel if someone could give us a
general talk it would help give some insight into what AMPRnet has to offer
I am happy to chat more off the list.
73's 2E0EMO
April 3rd, 2021
https://arsaward.com/
Announcing JS8Call as the winner of Amateur Radio Software Award
ARSA committee is pleased to announce the recipient of the 2nd annual Amateur Radio Software Award to Jordan Sherer, KN4CRD, and his project, JS8Call.
The award committee has considered numerous factors in choosing this year's winner, including the project's impact on furthering the interests of amateur radio, innovation, and community involvement.
JS8Call is a full-fledged weak-signal digital communication application for amateur radio operators. In the spirit of open-source, Jordan extended the popular FT8 protocol instead of reinventing the wheel. During the 5 years of development, JS8Call has become a new tool for ARES function and cultivated a community of radio enthusiasts for digital communications. Jordan's work on JS8Call provides important innovation to advance the art of radio in the digital field. JS8Call is licensed under GPLv3 and can be freely downloaded at http://js8call.com.
The ARSA committee is proud to present the 2021 Amateur Radio Software Award Certificate and an award grant of $300 to Jordan Sherer, the project owner and core contributor of the JS8Call application.
We are looking forward to next year's Amateur Radio Software Award. Input and nominations for future awards are welcome. Be sure to visit our website https://arsaward.com for further information about the award.
About the Award
The Amateur Radio Software Award is an annual international award for the recognition of software projects that enhance amateur radio. The award aims to promote amateur radio software development which adheres to the same spirit as amateur radio itself: innovative, free, and open.
Special Event Station
We are operating the special event stations K2A, K2R, and K2S from Friday, August 27th through Sunday, September 5th, 2021 to promote innovative, free, and open amateur radio software. During the event, we will honor the 2021 award recipient. As part of the special event, we encourage people to submit nominations for the 2022 Amateur Radio Software Award.
Award Committee
Claus Niesen, AE0S (since 2020)
Kun Lin, N7DMR (since 2020)
Rich Gordon, K0EB (since 2021)
For those running an Echolink proxy/relay farm or interested in doing so:
I have released a new version 1.2.4c of my Echolink proxy/relay software, which is now
available on my website https://pe1chl.nl/ as https://pe1chl.nl/Softw/elproxy.tar.gz
New in this version:
- fixes in the relay protocol by K1RFD (Echolink)
- changed the TCP queue management, now it is no longer required to tweak the
TCPQueueHighWater setting in the config file (setting can be deleted) and the
TCP send queue sizes in the system parameters (sysctl.conf)
- rewritten the use of select() to the Linux epoll(7) feature, should be more efficient
When you are running relays for Echolink, please update the software as it resolves
some issues for mobile users that were reported to K1RFD.
When running only proxies, the update is not that important unless you experience
the TCP queue issue described in the README file of version 1.2.3c and could not
completely eliminate it using TCPQueueHighWater.
73,
Rob PE1CHL
Hi everyone,
Since a lot of people do all kind of development work directed towards
the ampr and the 44 network, wouldn't it make sense to have some kind of
repository/version tracking for this work?
Of course, there is Github, as a public place to do this, but wouldn't
it be nice to have our own Git repository, which should be under ARDC
control, where we could track our stuff, from code development and
scripts, up to all the host and service lists?
This could even be a topic for the grants committee...
Costs are minimal, with only some effort towards the initial setup (Git
is essentially free, with maybe a small payed support in setup from
Atlassian if needed). Afterwards it is self-sustaining.
73s,
Marius, YO2LOJ
I dont know what is the status of this case but I am asking here if anyone had some factual information on this.
As we are using the frequency that are into the ISM band, We are also using device that are type accepted for that band.
Those device are used legally with encryption by normal lambda user. If we dont modify the device power and frequency would it be legal for ham to also encrypt the signal?
I understand that if we would use a higher power, different channel I would understand that we are now out of the ISM band rules.
Pierre
VE2PF
