packet:xrouter:manpages:examples:xroutercfg
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Example XROUTER.CFG
- XROUTER.CFG
# XROUTER.CFG - Main Configuration file for XRPi / XRLin # # This file is read only when the program boots. # # This is a "dummy" configuration, to let you run the program and see # if you like it. It may also come in handy as a known good config, so # you might like to save a copy somewhere before you modify it. # # It has been greatly simplified for clarity. There is an example # config with many more options in the MISC folder. # # In order to do anything meaningful, you will need to configure some # INTERFACES and PORTS, and set up your own callsigns in place of the # examples provided. # # It is suggested that you copy and paste the required options from # the example file into this one, testing as you go along. Make # incremental changes, not major ones!! # #=================================================================== # # Primary Identity for AX25 & NetRom. # NODECALL=G9DUM-1 NODEALIAS=DUMMY # # # QTH specifies where the node is located. # #QTH=MyTown, MyCounty, MyCountry # # # Callsign for console operations. You can set this independently # of NODECALL or you may set them the same. You may at any time # override this callsign using the "linked as" command. # CONSOLECALL=G9DUM # # # Chat server callsign. This may be the same as the nodecall, but # must use a different SSID, preferably -8. # CHATCALL=MYNODE-8 # # # Alias for chat server (6 chars max). It is suggested that # this should end with "CHT" and begin with something # geographically relevant, e.g. BHMCHT for Birmingham, LDSCHT for # Leeds etc., so it can be easily identified in node tables. # CHATALIAS=DUMCHT # # # "Connection text", sent to anyone connecting to the node alias. # Please keep it brief but informative. The end of text is marked # by a line beginning *** # CTEXT Dummy City AX25/IP Router Type ? for list of commands. *** # # # This text is the response to the 'I' command # INFOTEXT XRLin Packet Router, Dummy City, UK, IO99ZE Sysop: Roger G9DUM @ GB7PZT (g9dum@hotmail.com) To connect to the Dummy BBS, use the command: C GB7DUM AMPR IP address: 44.128.128.128 Comments/reports/queries to: G9DUM Website: www.g9dum.com/node *** # # This ID message is sent every IDINTERVAL. # Only the first line is sent. # If your APRS-format static position code is included, starting # within the first 40 characters, you will be visible on APRS maps # and the MHeard function will record distances to heard stations. # The format is "!ddmm.mmN/dddmm.mmE" where dd represents degrees # of latitude/longitude and mm.mm represents minutes to two decimal # places. "N" and "E" may be replaced by "S" and "W" # as appropriate. # # IDTEXT !5824.22N/00515.00W Dummy Router (DUMMY), 44.128.128.128, Chat=MYNODE-8/DUMCHT *** # # # ======================================================================= # Interface definitions - These MUST precede any port definitions # ======================================================================= # # Loopback interface # Please note: This loopback is internal to XRouter only. It does NOT # interface with Linux! It is purely for testing, and you should remove # it once you are up and running, otherwise it WILL confuse you. # INTERFACE=1 TYPE=LOOPBACK MTU=256 ENDINTERFACE # # ===================================================================== # Port definitions. Each one begins with PORT and ends with ENDPORT # ===================================================================== # # Port "attached" to interface 1 PORT=1 ID="Loopback port" INTERFACENUM=1 ENDPORT #
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