Re: TESTING tlf-0.8.1 more bug reports
On Monday 07 October 2002 09:40, Jaime Robles wrote:
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> El Dom 06 Oct 2002 21:31, Rein escribió:
> > you can send a talk message to the other nodes with:
> > "messagemessagemessage
> > tlf uses the *quote* character for talk...
>
> Right!
> Thanks again... i didn't understand.... and i thought you were "quoting"
> the text just to tell me... "just write your message" O:-)
>
> > > If i use the logcfg.dat that you give as an example in the tar.gz and
> > > then i type ":ssb" to switch to a SSB contest... then i cannot write
> > > the "zone" (multiplier) :-?
> > > Maybe is a config issue isn't it?
> >
> > Yes you can....
> > 1.: type the call into the call input field
> > 2.: use SPACE to tab into the exchange field
> > 3.: now tlf will fill in the zone like in cw mode.
> > (this is true for cqww only)
>
> Ok, i have test it but... in CW mode if you type "call enter", just the
> call... tlf does not find the zone... could you code that to make tlf the
> same as in cw ;-)
> Thanks.
>
> > huh?? I have not seen this during the last 3 weeks of testing...
> > In my setup the stn delivering the cluster info does not send the info
> > again. Maybe your cluster works differently? DX-SPIDER will not resend
> > any x info at reconnect... Which cluster are you using?
>
> Well i am using:
> "telnet cluster.smsdx.net 8000 | tee clfile" so the problem is that when i
> restart tlf in the station delivering cluster data it read the clfile and
> send it to the network... as the nodes were up and they had received the
> data 5 minutes before (when the tlf who was sending cluster data was up)
> now, when it restarts... ir re-read clfile and re-send data.
o.k., I understand.... but if you use telnet it is much easier to use the
internal telnet client:
TELNETHOST=217.126.142.43 (ip address of cluster.smsdx.net)
TELNETPORT=8000
#FIFO_INTERFACE
I tested it, it works!
--Rein PA0RCT
>
> > If you have to restart a node there is a simple recipe:
> > Get the log from another node with ftp, merge it with the log you have on
> > this node (using the unix "sort | unique" routine...) and restart. That's
> > all. You could even write a short batch file for that. If you want, I can
> > show you how.
>
> Well, that is sure a good solution...
> I am going to test myself and i'll ask when i need help.
> Many thanks again Rein
> 73
> - --
> Un saludo,
> Jaime Robles, EA4TV
> jaime@robles.nu
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