Wow thanks Bob

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This is a bit out dated as far connecting to brand mister ( they prefer an open bridge connection) also the HBlink3 repository url is outdated. but the basic set up is still the same. https://www.chri

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Below is a copy of my rules that i use for the hotspot server , i just use TG 2, 110694 and Parrot (aka playback) BRIDGES = { 'TG2': [ {'SYSTEM': 'MASTER-1', 'TS': 2, 'TGID': 2, 'ACTIVE': True, 'TIMEO

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Bob, just looked, I already had it that way. Have not tried to connect two hotspots, do I just setup a "dummy" talk group in rules.py? and then what do I need in REPEATER-1? Can that stanza go away? I

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Thanks Bob. I’ll try that. But won’t be able to get to it for a few days… busy week coming up George

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Hi George, if your just trying to allow hotspots to connect to your HBlink3 server try set to a Master (not as a peer) also try using port 62030 for the hotspots to come in on. below is my HBlink3.cfg

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Yeah they are but in this case it is looking like it cannot connect to BM I'll tackle the MMDVM to hblink next after I get it to login Thanks

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Do both of the mmdvm clients use the same id? Need to be unique. <DMRID>01. <DMRID>02

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Tried that. Made no difference I'm stumped Thanks for the suggestion

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Set LOOSE: to True

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Got a bit further. Password in REPEATER-1 stanza was incorrect. NOW I get repeated logins every few seconds and this repeats: INFO 2021-08-15 01:40:30,013 (REPEATER-1) MSTCL Recieved DEBUG 2021-08-15

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Bob I was pointed here by a FB group where I posed a question...I want to connect two MMDVM hot spots together without Brandmeister, etc. Several people say hblink will do the trick. Trying to install

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What are you trying to do with hblink? Bob KB6LED

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Well a fresh install of Debian on a new vultr server and it runs. Now to figure out how to set it up… George W2DB

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Hi everyone. I'm banging head in wall and decided to turn to the experts for help. I'm no stranger to Linux, started with slackware in '93... But as in the 90's with lots of head bangining over any in

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Thanks Randy. Makes sense. 73

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And, in fact, the stream_trimmer_loop() is called every five seconds, despite what the comment in that part of the code says. https://github.com/HBLink-org/hblink3/blob/539f8a7fcddbb551ecbf8fc94178e37

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My casual reading of the code makes it appear that these timeout messages are normal (as evidenced by the "INFO" log level). In the file bridge.py, around line 170 is a method called "stream_trimmer_l

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On an HBlink bridge, I am noticing that several seconds after a stream has ended, TIMEOUT messages log from each of my OB connections. INFO 2021-01-05 10:16:35,719 (K2IE DUPLEX) *CALL END* STREAM ID:

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