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Hi everyone,
for a few months I have tried to update my various pistar hotspots, but from the error reported below this is no longer possible.

Get:3 http://httpredir.debian.org/debian buster-backports InRelease [51.4 kB]
Err:3 http://httpredir.debian.org/debian buster-backports InRelease
The ...

Hello everyone,
after waiting TWO YEARS to get an answer to my previous requests here on the forum :o :o , concerning the malfunctioning of the YPF system of the English pistar, today I inform you that the patch of the YSFGateway service that solves the problem has been published. :D

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Hello everyone,

we would like to inform you of a major problem detected, which certainly concerns all pi-star platforms that use the YSF protocol. This problem is blocking all repeater bridges that use the pi-star platform RPi.

Together with my colleague Antonio IZ0MXY I point out that, in YSF ...

Looks like you didn't complete the update to the V2 key or the key is corrupted. Try updating it again. Get a fresh key if need be.


Perfect, now I try with a new v2 key.

Incredible! Now the command to add the TG works regularly. Yet even in the past few days I had been using a new API v2 key ...

A quick look at the logic:

pi-star@pi-star(ro):sbin$ grep APIVer pistar-bmapi
APIVer="2"
APIVer="1.0"
if [[ ${APIVer} -ge 2 ]]; then
if [[ ${APIVer} -ge 2 ]]; then
if [[ ${APIVer} -ge 2 ]]; then
if [[ ${APIVer} -ge 2 ]]; then
if [[ ${APIVer} -ge 2 ]]; then
if [[ ${APIVer} -ge 2 ]]; then ...

Well it's not the image or the scripts being corrupted.
I re-imaged and re-built my hotspot.
I can confirm that the scripts work up until the point I fully populate my gateway script with re-write rules.
I tested the addtg command before I finished the rebuild and it worked so it looked promising ...

Hy guys,

I'm using the MMDVM DMR2YSF configuration on my RPi with pi-star, within my DMR Gateway configuration.
See the article on my italian blog: https://www.paolettopn.it/2022/04/06/mmdvm-dmrgateway-config-4-reti-2-flussi-simplex/

I could see that the commands sent from the radio to the pi ...