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i'm having this issue as well, with still in the dashboard seeing just dmr-id instead of callsign for callsigns i know have been having a dmr-id on radioid.net for atleast a week. And my pi-star is powered on and connected to the wifi 24/7, and ive also tried manual updates in the browser and via ...

Anytime you change the host "mane", you need to (almost) immediately reboot to propagate that change throughout the rest of the system before you do anything else (like backing up configurations). The errors you got (e.g. "sudo: unable to resolve host pi-star-bm: Name or service not known") are ...

Now dare I try a Pi-Star v4.3 image and update that....? - tempting!

You should be able to follow the same steps for this version as you did for the other.

I would not suggest trying to build the binary from scratch like that.

Instead, download the latest build (raw download) from here:

<https://github.com/MW0MWZ/MMDVM_Stack/blob/Pi-Star_v4.0/bin/MMDVMHost>

Copy it to the /home/pi-star directory, then backup (copy) the /usr/local/bin/MMDVMHost entry ...

Yes, your results suggest that something is or isn't being updated (correctly).

The big question here is: what should the GIT indice (and gen date) for this particular update be? (only klx et al can answer that.)

Knowing that we can determine if the (automated) updates are working or not, and if ...

Correction: run THIS command. (remove the backslashes from the cut params):

Not sure the dates you're seeing can be counted on. Best to the use the git version returned by the binary itself:

╔═pi-star@pi-star(rw)═[/home/pi-star]
╚═$:echo "MMDVMHOST: $(date +%m/%d/%y -r /usr/local/bin/MMDVMHost 2> /dev/null) $(stat -c %s /usr/local/bin/MMDVMHost 2> /dev/null) $(/usr/local ...

After playing with this some more, I realized I inserted a "fix" I should not have: the Options= lines in the DMRGateway configs end up being quoted incorrectly.

The patch previously posted above has been amended (for future ref); the following patch will correct the error if that prior patch had ...

In my testing, I have not been able to replicate the scenario you outlined above. But I've come to the conclusion that this is because failures in other parts of the configuration process were contributing factors: fixing one error fixes other errors.

The core problem here is, as you've noted, the ...

... So it appears that the YSF2DMR Enabled=1 configuration is still being "honoured" and the issue lies only with parsing the configuration files for the purposes of displaying them in the config dashboard.)

Thank you for disabling my tunnel vision!! I've been assuming that the config panel loads ...