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Please check out the file INSTALL to compile and install URONode.
Also please read the CHANGES.* file for all version history changes.URONode README file September 09, 2013
Note: Please read the CHANGES file for detailed information
about the changes from AWZNode to URONode and what I've
done with it... along with current version info! - Brian N1URO
Hi linuxers!
First all, I thanks PE1RJA and OH2BNS for their very great job!
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The v0.5.x release is a temporary version of URONode running and compiling
under linux 2.4.x, with glibc 6 and new ax25 and ax25io libraries. v0.0.11
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UROnode is based on AWZ|LinuxNode by Tomi Manninen OH2BNS and FlexNode
by Roy PE1RJA. It was born initially for the aripisa.ampr.org system
by Stefano Noferi IZ5AWZ of ARI Ham Radio Association of Pisa (ITALY).
Users in URONode can connect all ham packet world: all AX25, NETROM, ROSE,
FLEXNET, ITANET, TCP/IP nodes in the world are now near.
Comment from Stefano:
I have a "packet" dream: all the packet networks can interchange connections.
My version of node software for Linux is an attempt to realize this idea
and I hope it can help the ham radio digital world to come back one. ;)
I thanks ARI association of Pisa and Alex Del Chicca IK5PWJ,
for their trust and supports.
This README file, the documentation etc. are very incomplete!
Sorry, but my free time is very very very... very little.. :)
If you decide to use URONode, send me a mail.
Routing features include: (in order preferance)
- netrom routing
- fixed routes
Create and/or modify /usr/local/etc/ax25/uronode.routes, the format of
this file is in the example file uronode.route.ex.
Now fixed link nodes in this file have an alias and 3 connection
modes, can be queried using the Links command and can be
connected directly using: Connect <call>|<alias> (ie. without
specifying the downlink port)
- flexnet destination lists
A separate daemon (flexd) queries a neighbouring flexnet node for its
reachable destinations, these destinations are stored on the local
disk and can be queried using the Dest command and can be connected
directly using: Connect <destination>
Config file: flexd.conf:
MyCall <call> # the callsign used during the connection
PollInterval <interval> # how often the destinations are downloaded
FlexGate <call> # the neighbouring flexnet node
The pollinterval is specified in seconds and the callsign after
flexgate must be defined in uronode.routes !!
- mheard based routing
When users are using your node the mheard tables are filled with
callsigns, callsigns heard on ports can be connected directly with
the Connect <call> command, without specifying the downlink port.
Other features:
- local users of the linux machine can be granted access to the mailreader
and optionally to the shell. Config file: /etc/ax25/node.users
<call>:<password>:<username>:[mail][,shell]
call : the callsign of the user that is allowed to access special features
password : a string pasword
username : the (real)-username on the linux side
options : mail - the user has permission to access his or her mailbox
shell - the user has permission to access the shell
Users with the mail option enabled will receive messages like "New mail
has arrived", mostly when the stated condition is met ;-)
- all users can send messages to a callsign associated in the kernel table
with a linux username ("send" command).
- now the sysop can modified the node prompt and password prompt
- "!" command show system statistics
- old "SEssions" command is now "MSessions"
- now "MHeard" command can be used without port specification
- changed the output of several query programs (like ports/routes etc.) also
included more netrom specific output in these commands
- included a lastlog, which shows the time, date and port of your previous
session, if this is your first connect, you are requested to read the
info text
The official FTP Site of URONode is:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/uronode/?source=directory
ftp://ftp.n1uro.net/packet/
The official Forums site is:
http://www.tapr.org/mailman/listinfo/uronode
URONode is also a part of Fedora 20 and higher.
"yum install uronode" to install the .rpm package.
Please check out the file INSTALL to compile and install URONode.
Also please read the CHANGES.* file for all version history changes.