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Post by ve5xef on Sept 15, 2016 22:49:54 GMT -7
I am a new DSTAR Commander user, and am asking if there's a scheduler that can automagically have the software change reflectors at a pre-determined time. If there is, how do I access it?
Many thanks, appreciaed.
.....Bob, VE5XEF
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Post by chuck57 on Sept 16, 2016 21:17:42 GMT -7
Might ask Bob if this might work:
Scheduled Linking/unlinking
From: John - KE5C ke5c@hot.rr.com June 7, 2008
K5CTX^^B and W5HAT^^B will be linked to the Texas net each Tuesday by crond. Sysadmins, you can add lines to your crontab to unlink your module at 7:58 PM and link it at 7:59 PM.Change link-b to link-a or link-c if necessary:
# Texas net
58 19 * * Tue echo " U" > /dstar/tmp/link-b
59 19 * * Tue echo "REF001AL" > /dstar/tmp/link-b
To add the entries
crontab -e
This will place you in a VI type editor, so be sure you know how to use it. If you get there by mistake use :q to exit.
Chuck Gibson
KG5DIR
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Post by W6KD on Sept 17, 2016 0:57:03 GMT -7
Those are commands for a repeater stack...won't work with DStar Commander/G4KLX.
Presently, there is no provision for automatically relinking the gateway.
Regards
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Post by k3do on Oct 9, 2016 20:32:43 GMT -7
Why not just setup a cron job that changes the reflector when you want it to? If you setup the remote control option, in the cron file use something like this:
0 21 * * 4 remotecontrold "K3DO _B" link never REF062_A
0 22 * * 4 remotecontrold "K3DO _B" link never REF062_C
These are just 2 I have in my cron file to change reflectors for one of my nets.
Mike
K3DO
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Post by kc9zjf on Oct 18, 2016 4:59:01 GMT -7
I am a new DSTAR Commander user, and am asking if there's a scheduler that can automagically have the software change reflectors at a pre-determined time. If there is, how do I access it? Many thanks, appreciaed. .....Bob, VE5XEF I just started using Timer Control works great, the only thing that is stumping me right now is how to start it in GUI at boot, I have to brush up on my linux commands Attachments:
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Post by kg5qfn on Jan 31, 2017 19:17:27 GMT -7
I'm curious how do you access Timer Control? Is that included with the D-Star Commander Image?
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Post by kc9zjf on Feb 19, 2017 19:24:30 GMT -7
I'm curious how do you access Timer Control? Is that included with the D-Star Commander Image?
from a shell type in timercontrol it should launch, to set it up sudo timercontrol should allow you to change settings and add "events", set it up with the same parameters as your remote access
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