Looks like the ban was set Feb28th for 4 password attempts on the IRLP wiki page, then there was repeated attempts to reconnect, which resets the jail timer. I manually removed that IP from the list.

Can you send me the IP of your home network? I need to determine what blocked you. It is likely something to do with fail2ban, which means the block will expire over a fixed time. The server gets abou

The only thing you could do is lock the password from being changed at all by setting the file permissions as read only. Unfortunately, the software is no longer maintained. David Cameron

Here is the problem. The IP you are using from Sendgrid.net has been part of a PayPal scam, and have been blocked by one of the Spam providers: https://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/query/SBL499118 Dave Camero

Well there is no way I could (or would) remove it from older systems. I am just making it so that when you perform an install, it does not add it by default, and also removing it from the PiRLP and Em

IRLPdom, There is a package now in Debian called systemd-timesyncd. It is a lightweight replacement for two packages that most nodes use: ntp fake-hwclock (on the pi anyhow) Have a look at this articl

Also, strong VPN has made it pretty clear that they no longer support the type of connection that irlp requires to work. So we're not sure when or if strongvpn will ever drop support for their legacy

This really is off topic. This a Linux specific issue, nothing to do with IRLP. Please don't carry it on here. All I can suggest its look up pivpn. It automates making certificates on a VPN to allow m

I have purchased more 16GB flash drive upgrades for older flash based embedded nodes. Every time I have purchased some, they seem to sell out fast. I have also realized that there will work in the pla

This was fixed back in June with new scripts. These have since been added into the repository. ---------- FROM JUNE 10, 2020 -------------- Someone needs to fix the EchoIRLP scripts in the download re

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When you say "get a message" - where is this? On the console, over the radio? Dave Cameron

There is nothing special in custom_decode or decode. You can use any command from custom_decode without issue. It is just called before decode is fully processed. Just remember to issue an exit 1 so t

cat $LOCAL/active /home/irlp/local/active contains the value of who you are connected to. Dave Cameron VE7LTD

Just an aside - anyone that is using OpenVPN for private links like this (not the IRLP VPN, as it needs OpenVPN to run on TCP ports) - I have been playing around with a new system being built into the

Two main issues with the zero: 1) No ethernet - I caution those that run on wireless - real time applications like IRLP and wireless are not optimal. You will get increased packet loss and packets arr

Klaus, this node will need a software upgrade. If it is an older Embedded node, I sell upgrade IDE drives to bring these up to the latest Debian version, and can include the VPN software. You do have

The consoles don't usually start until the rc.local is finished booting. It is really quite dumb. This is why Debian puts timers on all startup processes to complete or it kills them. But enable IRLP

Did you add anything to rc.local or rc.irlp? If something added does not "exit" it will hang there. What is the current operating system? David Cameron

14 years is impressive for the other node. The Pi nodes are really good as long as you can provide stable power, and don't cheap out on the SD card. I have had the same Pi version 1 running at my hous

You have to upgrade the node to run a newer version of Debian. The issue is the openSSL is too old to talk to new encryption. You might be able to find a statically linked version of curl that might d