Sunday, February 06, 2005
New JavAprsFilter Release at Nwaprs.net
> The second feature is the ability to specify exclude filters.
Thank you! It works: http://www.nwaprs.net?NoCW=1
PHP code in the index.php file:
print ("\n" );
$FilterString = "filter a/60/-125/41/-104";
if ( $NoCW ) {
$FilterString .= " -p/CW";
}
print ("\n" );
Now to get the MySQL database working so users can record if they want the CW stations or not...
Bill
--- In response to a posting at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/javaprs/
Thank you! It works: http://www.nwaprs.net?NoCW=1
PHP code in the index.php file:
print ("\n" );
$FilterString = "filter a/60/-125/41/-104";
if ( $NoCW ) {
$FilterString .= " -p/CW";
}
print ("\n" );
Now to get the MySQL database working so users can record if they want the CW stations or not...
Bill
--- In response to a posting at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/javaprs/
Winlink and TCPIP on AX25
It's been really slow but I think there's a bit of light on the horizon. Lots of activity
in the Winlink world and we can play along with it. If you're running with a Windows
box or have one on the network, check out Airmail (or Telpac/Paclink if you're really
brave.) Airmail is a bit like a limited version of NOS would be if we could compile
it as a Windows application. I'm looking forward to running Airmail on this W98 laptop,
routing to the winlink Internet servers through the linux gateway and over IP on Northgate.
That gives my holy grail application of doing Email over Amateur Packet (without the
hassle and overhead of Linux or Nos...)
in the Winlink world and we can play along with it. If you're running with a Windows
box or have one on the network, check out Airmail (or Telpac/Paclink if you're really
brave.) Airmail is a bit like a limited version of NOS would be if we could compile
it as a Windows application. I'm looking forward to running Airmail on this W98 laptop,
routing to the winlink Internet servers through the linux gateway and over IP on Northgate.
That gives my holy grail application of doing Email over Amateur Packet (without the
hassle and overhead of Linux or Nos...)