Cody

Hi David, I was able to compile and try the develop branch. This showed the same results - I did some additional testing. with :FIXPATH off I was able to send a file using :YPUT /home/cody/test From the remote machine //YPUT "/home/cody/test" note that quotes were required for the remote command to work but not necessary from the local terminal. Thanks, Cody edit: I misread the manual indicating that files are available in the /linpac/user directory, not the "home" directory of the user. When files...

Hi David, I was able to compile and try the develop branch. This showed the same results - I did some additional testing. with :FIXPATH off I was able to send a file using :YPUT /home/cody/test From the remote machine //YPUT "/home/cody/test" note that quotes were required for the remote command to work but not necessary from the local terminal. Thanks, Cody

Hi David, Thank you for the reply. I have tried with a LinPac to LinPac connection. One machine with debian 12 install running direwolf the other with linux mint serial connected kiss tnc. Either direction, I can connect and send keyboard to keyboard messages. //help shows :yput and :read. With a test.txt file in the home directory on either machine :yput or //yput does not creat any response, nothing is sent to start a yapp transfer. //YPUT TEST.TXT is sent across the radio but the remote machine...

Hi, I am having a similar issue with sending files using :read or :yput on linux mint. There is no update after entering a command ":Read test.txt" and having test.txt in the home directory. This was tried as a user and root user. Recieving a yapp file appears to work fine when Sent from qttermtcp, cannot send From LinPac. No errors shown in the terminal, just moves the cursor to the next line. yputtx is shown in the LinPac directory and listed in the commands file. Possibly a permissions error?...