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New version 1.2.4c of Echolink proxy/relay software
by Rob PE1CHL 17 Apr '21

17 Apr '21

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

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Git repository for AMPR stuff
by Marius Petrescu 11 Apr '21

11 Apr '21

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

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Encrypted links on 5.8ghz. (WPA)
by pete M 09 Apr '21

09 Apr '21

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

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Is there anyone suffered DDoS just now?
by Soha Jin 08 Apr '21

08 Apr '21

Hi there, During UTC 0814-0816, 0820-0826, 0827-0834, 0843-0845, 0846-0849, 0934-0940, I was suffering ~600Mbps (peak ~900Mbps) DDoS attack on my 44net IP. I shared the situation in a discussion group, and found another ham whose 44net IP is also been flooded during that time. So I am here to asking if the same attack happened on other 44net IPs. 73, Soha Jin

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Seeking quotes for ARDC Website + Branding Update (by April 31, 2021)
by Rosy Wolfe 08 Apr '21

08 Apr '21

Hello, 44net! I've heard from some of you that you might interested in helping to improve ARDC's website. We are currently seeking quotes from people who might be able to do just that, along with some branding work. Brief info is provided below. Please share with organizations you think might be good fits. Many thanks, Rosy // ARDC is seeking quotes from organizations who can help us with the following: • Creation of a comprehensive style guide, • Redesign of our website, ampr.org, along with migration to a new URL, and • Refresh and possible redesign of our logo. Please send in your proposal by April 31, 2021, and direct inquiries and proposals to: Rosy Wolfe, Executive Director Amateur Radio Digital Communications 5663 Balboa Avenue, Suite 432 San Diego, CA 92111-2705 USA https://www.ampr.org contact(a)ampr.org

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Vultr bgp setup
by Eric Fort 08 Apr '21

08 Apr '21

If you use bgp with vultr could you please share your bird.conf. I finally have 44.18.28.0/22 on my account and I thought I had bird.conf correct...... but bird dies immediately when I try to start it. Eric Af6ep Sent using SMTP.

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Git Repo for OpenVPN Examples
by Jason McCormick 06 Apr '21

06 Apr '21

All, In the spirit of what GitLab is supposed to be for, I've started a git repo for example OpenVPN configurations that people are using on 44Net. The intention is not to necessarily be a step-for-step guide (although that's always welcome) but to provide examples of what people are doing that work well. Anyone is welcome to become a contributor to the repo. https://git.ampr.org/N8EI/openvpn-config-examples I'm also planning on a routing configuration example and maybe a Wireguard example in the same spirit. Jason

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reverse dns
by pete M 05 Apr '21

05 Apr '21

Hi to the group. I am helping a group that want to start a fast speed wireless network in the 5.8ghz for the bakebone and 2.4 ghz/900 mhz for the local network and mesh. they will annonce by BGP the subnet they were allowed. Of course they will use a DNS for many of the service they will have on the network. They are wondering how will reverse DNS will sork and if it is possible to change/add the reverse dns names of the machine. Thanks Pierre VE2PF

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Wiki Edit
by R.D. Montgomery 04 Apr '21

04 Apr '21

Chris, I'm not sure if I have asked yet or not. But, can you grant me edit to the Wiki? I would like to start capturing some of these amazing details that we're getting passed through the mailing list. - How to setup Vultr - Perhaps tracking some of the group Wants - Gitlab Thanks in advance. --Ronnie W0rdm

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Re: [44net] Git repository for AMPR stuff
by Paul Sladen 03 Apr '21

03 Apr '21

On Sat, 3 Apr 2021, G1FEF wrote: > The ARDC board prefers open source, Yes, we all prefer open source. (Or any source at all). > there is currently no “code” on it at all. Chris: simple question; *where* is the code? -Paul

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