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Anyone been successful in setting up (networked) print services from the command line in Pi-Star? Most of what I'm seeing as possible solutions involve GUI's and the installation of a lot of other components that may not be necessary for "batch" only printing. Beyond CUPS, any other sugges...

Looks like you need to run an update: from the Admin dashboard, select the Update option and let it complete it processing.

It will not effect what's already been logged, but you should see the desired results on subsequent entries.

Where do you plug in the MMDVM board with this display attached?

Note that you are interacting with BrandMeister here and NOT your hotspot. Regardless of which TS you select, BM reports back that it is adding the specified TG to "Slot 0". And for the moment, your simplex hotspot continues to receive TS1 and TS2 packets irrespective of the setting(s) AT ...

Are simplex hotspots really hardwired for TS2 only or does it just seem that way? How do you get a simplex hotspot to listen to TS1 transmissions? (Is the "TS1" that shows up on your end an indication of the original/originating TS?) Just some thoughts to consider when looking at all this.

The invocation of a HOSTFILE command via the Pi-Star Remote facility leaves the system in a RW state for extended periods thereafter. Yes, the system usually returns to an RO state after a while , but the system can remain vulnerable for 10 minutes or more after such a command and runs the risk of g...

You need to add a line "ssid_scan=1" to the appropriate network entry in order to connect to hidden wifi's.

Have you taken a look at some of the work done here? Maybe there are some ideas there you could use to develop the kind of display you want: (Edit. moderator) links removed. This project isnt supported within these pages. It's developer has chosen not to make the changes to work with current release...

Not sure I want to tinker with the scheduling, as I'm not readily seeing any directions on how this might be accomplished or whether it's advisable. If, as you note, Cloudflare is proving problematic, shifting a batch process to another time frame may not be any more effective than my moving my brow...

This problem is occurring on the Pi 3's as well as the Pi-zeros, just not as often. Seems like the Pi 3's may fail one out of 10 days, while (conversely), the Pi-zeros may succeed one out of 10 days, roughly. This explains why I've seen callsigns show up on two different hotspots simultaneously but ...