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... Google searches also state that tracert goes all the way back to Win95. ... That's only because Microsoft has only had a native tcp/IP stack since that excuse for an operating system. Prior to that time, people limiting their own computer usage to Microsoft used tcp/IP implementations such as B...

I am running Pi-Star version 3.4.17 in DMR on a DVMEGA RPi 3 mounted in a 7-Inch LCD Touch Screen Case. All is working fine; however, I'd like to run screensaver on the 7" screen when it is on. I was able to do this when I ran it with DVMEGA software but can't figure out how to do it under Pi-...

php generates the html page at each invocation, so it sounds as if your file has a problem, perhaps as Andy suggested. Just to verify whether the file has the correct newline character, please post the results of the following command: file /etc/ircddbgateway It should be "/etc/ircddbgateway: A...

... I am using Pi-Star:4.1.0-RC2 / Dashboard: 20190905. ... Pi-Star:4.1.0-RC6 / Dashboard:20190905 here. Many transient issues have been addressed in updated/upgraded release candidates, so choose Configuration->Expert, and then Update followed by Upgrade a few times to get current. Afterwards, let...

W5PB wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 4:05 am ...
FW ZUMspot:v1.4.16
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Firmware v1.4.17 is available on github.com, but it won't hurt to execute:just to verify that the firmware is the most recent.

Characters such as ! and & have meaning to PHP coding and break the "Expert" pages, as you too have discovered. It's best to manually edit such characters into the /etc/ircddbgateway file using your favorite editor (vi, nano, pico etc.) and forego use of the PHP "Expert" edit...

N6XVZ wrote: ↑Sat Sep 21, 2019 3:34 am ...
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Two vendors at nearby tables each had a TH-D74 Saturday, and both were glad when I informed them of your discovery; I'm sure they'll tell others too.

It's a bit more complicated than one would expect, but instructions are given in nginx SSL. Of course one would need a custom firewall rule to open input tcp port 443 as well.

I'm convinced it was confusion caused by people not distinguishing between same-callsign and same-frequency/same-callsign on multiple hotspots ... rumors get started that way.

will show what nameservers are reporting the DNS; the problem might lie with them.