Oren, When you installed the P25Reflector with apt-get install, you got the systemd unit for starting, stopping and starting the reflector at boot. here are the commands:

I have a Satellite 2 way link that is on a nat’ed private range ip’s so I can’t route traffic in. I have a cloud machine on Vultr.com for $5/m that is my VPN server running OpenVPN using

One additional question... I suppose I can create a startup script to where the Reflector starts automatically if the computer reboots right? Also, once the reflector is started, can I close the

I have a site at a local hospital. I have recently obtained a wired internet connection for the Quantar and RMS Gateway on their guest network. Because of hipa and other issues I found that I can pass

Looks like I have it working. Thanks a bunch guys. Do you have a quick tutorial on getting the dashboard up an running? ohaydel@ubuntu:~/opt/P25Reflector$ sudo ./P25Reflector P25Reflector.ini I:

The file is either there or it's not. The Reflector does not download the file.

Try restarting the P25Reflector. I think I remember getting that error the first time I ran it too. Probably because the file didn't exist yet.

Check where the file is pointed to in P25Reflector.ini If the path does not exist create it. get the file from wget

Mike, ohaydel@ubuntu:~/opt/P25Reflector$ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available. Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS Release: 18.04 Codename: bionic I am

Which release of Linux are you installing the reflector on? At the terminal prompt type "lsb_release -a". What's the output?

Steve, That is not how I installed it. So I removed everything that I installed, and re-installed using apt-get p25reflector. Now, it looks like the reflector has started. I do get an error

you may need to make the mmdvm account owner like this: sudo mkdir /var/log/P25Reflector sudo chown mmdvm /var/log/P25Reflector depending on where your log files write.

That is interesting. I never say that. I think it's a screwup in the program. If you are running the reflector installed by apt-get install p25reflector the log directory is /var/log/mmdvm.

Ok Steve, I am getting somewhere. When I attempt to run ./P25Reflector P25Reflector.ini I get an error message stating: P25Gateway: unable to open the log file Not sure why it is referencing the

Oren, You do not need P25Gateway to run a reflector. Compile P25Reflector. copy the P25Reflector program and P25Reflector.ini file to another directory. I put everything in /opt so create

Has anyone made a walk-through on configuring and setting up a P25 Reflector? I thought I had a better handle on this, but it is kicking my butt. I have cloned the P25Clients repository, and can

Make these both true.

When starting the Analog_Bridge_DMR I get this root@raspberrypi:/opt/Analog_Bridge# ./Analog_Bridge_DMR /etc/Analog_Bridge_DMR. ini I: 2019-01-29

No - that's what I thought initially also, but they do not. Steve pointed me in the right direction: https://dvswitch.groups.io/g/main/wiki/Port-Diagram

Hi Kevin, Create the log directories as the first step in the Configs... sudo mkdir /var/log/P25Gateway sudo mkdir /var/log/P25Reflector sudo mkdir /var/log/mmdvm I've updated the guide to include