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--- packet:xrpi [2023/07/29 16:24] – [Usage / tips] m0lte
+++ packet:xrpi [2024/02/15 02:33] (current) – g8pzt
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 ====== XRPi / XRLin / Xrouter ======
-XRpi is a proprietary, monolithic, colourful, multilingual, closed source AX.25 and TCP/IP packet router program which is very flexible, is a testbed for new ideas, and is still actively being developed.
+XRouter is the generic name of a monolithic, colourful, multilingual, closed source AX.25 and TCP/IP packet router program. It is very flexible, is a testbed for new ideas, and is still actively being developed.
+It comes in 3 flavours: XRLin for x86 Linux, XRPi for raspberry pi (32 and 64 bit versions available), and XRWin for Microsoft Windows.
+(If you want real old-skool, there's XRouter for DOS (still a few of these in use!), and Xr32 for Windows, although those haven't been updated since 2013. The companion BBS and server Xs32, is still in use today)
 The project is looking for more ideas about what direction it could go in future, to inspire development.
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 The program has its own AX.25, NET/ROM and TCP/IP stacks, and the author has extended NET/ROM to allow HTTP and file transfer between nodes, short messaging, automatic PMS forwarding, "standard services" and lots more.
-The config file is very BPQ-like, although some of the concepts are a little different. The sysop interface is old-skool- there's an inbuilt web server, with some HTML control, but the program cannot be reconfigured via HTTP.
+The config file is very BPQ-like, although some of the concepts are a little different. The sysop interface is old-skool, or you can run it as a daemon and operate it via Http or Telnet.
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-For further information, [[https://ohiopacket.org/xrpi/index.htm|see the XRPi website]]. There is a [[https://groups.io/g/xrouter|support mailing list here]].
+For further information, [[https://ohiopacket.org/xrpi/index.htm|see the XRPi website]]. The author does not control the website, therefore there are significant discrepancies worsening as time goes by. There is a [[https://groups.io/g/xrouter|support mailing list here]].
 Member experiences with XRPi greatly appreciated - it looks interesting and capable!
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   * F1 for help in each window, escape to exit help
   * Console window + F2 + F3 sorts out monitoring
   * Console window takes commands- e.g. C M0AAA to try to connect
+[[packet:xrouter:tour | Take a Tour of Xrouter]]