Bill, Thanks fir this but we no longer have to restart MMDVM_Bridge to switch servers. it's now a simple tune command. /opt/MMDVM_Bridge/dvswitch.sh tune password@host:port:options.

This might be somewhere else updated, but I wanted to clean up these directions for anyone else..... (from post 5452) Files located in /opt/MMDVM_Bridge MMDVM_Bridge.ini MMDVM_Bridge_BM.ini ß

I found some hands on help.... This was above my skillz... Apparently when I updated dvswitch server some of the old dvswitch dependencies where still hanging around. So, we removed dvswitch server

show me apt-get update

Hi Steve, Thanks again for the quick response. All understood. The tune method is effectively what happens when switching via the DVSM App. When switching using this method the MMDVM_Bridge.ini DMR

Do you want to continue? [Y/n] y (Reading database ... 87525 files and directories currently installed.) Preparing to unpack .../dvswitch-menu_1.6.1-20201220-113_all.deb ... Unpacking dvswitch-menu

apt --fix-broken install

hummm... well that install is fighting me... (I'm a pretty basic cmd line user) root@ASLDVSwitch:/etc# apt install nodejs Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading

<https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-nodejs-on-debian-9-stretch-linux> Then install node-ws with npm.

debian 9 stretch

What version of Debian?

root@ASLDVSwitch:/opt/Web_Proxy# /usr/bin/nodejs proxy.js 88 2222 /opt/Web_Proxy/proxy.js:12 const { exit } = require('process'); ^ SyntaxError: Unexpected token { at

try: /usr/bin/nodejs proxy.js 88 2222

Well... Looks like I have it installed... In Web_Proxy I have proxy.js but nothing to include the port 88 root@ASLDVSwitch:/opt/Web_Proxy# apt-get install nodejs node-ws Reading package lists...

SO, you removed nodejs somehow. Assuming you are running Buster: apt-get install nodejs node-ws

bash: /usr/bin/node: No such file or directory

cd /opt/Web_Proxy /usr/bin/node proxy.js 88 2222 What do you get?

Ok Thanks! Any ideas on this one now?? haha root@ASLDVSwitch:/home/admin# systemctl status webproxy ● webproxy.service - Web Proxy Service Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/webproxy.service;

If you modify a config file for a apt package, in this case lightttpd, then on upgrade, apt will ask if you want to keep your file or use the config file included in the apt package.

Ah, so the file was there just named.... lighttpd.conf.dpkg-new Changed name and running now.