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packet:bpq_commands [2025/04/14 15:51] – [SAVENODES] gi3jmcpacket:bpq_commands [2025/04/14 17:08] (current) – [MHEARD] gi3jmc
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 ''MH P Call'' ''MH P Call''
  
-//Example - //''mh 1'' - List all stations heard on port 1\\ +//Example - //''MH 1'' - List all stations heard on port 1\\ 
-//Example - //''mh 1 GB'' - List all stations heard on port 1 with GB in the callsign+//Example - //''MH 1 GB'' - List all stations heard on port 1 with GB in the callsign\\
  
 **MHV** lists stations in a table format with more detail.\\ **MHV** lists stations in a table format with more detail.\\
 **MHU**/**MHL** Lists stations with UTC/Local timestamps instead of time since last heard. **MHU**/**MHL** Lists stations with UTC/Local timestamps instead of time since last heard.
 +
 +SYSOPs can replace the call filter with 'CLEAR' to erase the MHeard lists. //Example - //''MH 1 CLEAR''
  
 //Sample Output//\\ //Sample Output//\\
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 === SAVENODES === === SAVENODES ===
  
-**SAVENODES** +**SAVENODES** immediately saves the NODES (and ROUTES ??) table for reloading when BPQ is restarted, rather than rebuilding them.
  
 ---- ----
 === SENDNODES === === SENDNODES ===
 +
 +**SENDNODES** sends immediate nodes broadcasts on all ports that have 'MHEARD=Y' in their configuration.
  
 ---- ----
 === SAVEMH === === SAVEMH ===
  
-**SAVEMH** forces the list of heard nodes to be saved.  No port number is required, and information for all ports is saved.+**SAVEMH** Sets the node to save and restore the MH list when being shut down/restarted
  
 ---- ----
 === KISS === === KISS ===
 +
 +**KISS** sends a KISS command/value pair.  Parameters required are port, command, and value all specified in decimal
 +
 +''KISS 1 2 3''
  
 ---- ----
 === Port Parameters === === Port Parameters ===
 +''TXDELAY, MAXFRAME, FRACK, RESPTIME, PPACLEN, RETRIES,\\
 +QUALITY, PERSIST, TXTAIL, XMITOFF, DIGIFLAG, DIGIPORT,\\
 +MAXUSERS, L3ONLY, BBSALIAS, FULLDUP, SOFTDCD''
 +
 +Each of the commands listed above either update or display that setting for the specified port.
 +
 +//Example - // ''PACLEN 1 100'' sets the default maximum packet length for port 1
 +//Example - // ''PERSIST 2'' displays the current 'probability to retransmit' value for port 2
 +
 +''VALIDCALL'' is also available.  It is not possible to update the list, but it can be displayed.
 +
 +Further details of the permitted values for the parameters above can be found in the bpq32.cfg documentation available [[https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/BPQCFGFile.html|here]]
  
 ---- ----
 === System Parameters === === System Parameters ===
 +''REMDUMP, OBSINIT, OBSMIN, NODESINT, L3TTL,\\
 +L4RETRIES, L4TIMEOUT, T3, NODEIDLETIME, LINKEDFLAG,\\
 +IDINTERVAL, MINQUAL, FULLCTEXT, HIDENODES, L4DELAY,
 +L4WINDOW, BTINTERVAL''
 +
 +Each of the commands listed above either update or display that setting for the node.
 +
 +Further details of the permitted values for the parameters above can be found in the bpq32.cfg documentation available [[https://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/BPQCFGFile.html|here]]
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