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ldsped.conf.example
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# ldsped.c - agwpe linux replacement
#
# Copyright (C) 2006,2009 Lieven De Samblanx, ON7LDS. All rights reserved
#
# This is the ldsped configuration file.
#Loglevel, higher = more verbose.
#Overrules the commandline setting
#
#The commandline setting will be replaced from the moment
# this keyword is processed. If we set it here, in the beginning
# of the config file, it will be applied immediately.
loglevel 4
# define packet engine ports
ro *:8000
rw *:8001
#ro *:8002
#define passwords
#password ON7LDS LDS
#password ON4DVT DVT
#define traffic object :
# - socket (for mrtg)
trafficport *:8005
#station status text
stationtext $V (check www.on7lds.net)
# - amount of traffic status beacons per hour
traffic 4
# - Name of the object
trafficname TRAFMON
trafficpath WIDE3-3
# - Owner call
#trafficcall ON7LDS
# - position
trafficpos 5059.39N\00453.90E?
# -1 = send traffic object on all ports
# 0,1, ... = send traffic object on specified port
trafficsendport -1
#define probe :
probestring PHG70302/ldsped probe
probepath WIDE2-2
probesendport -1
#probecall ON7LDS
#If you use Paclink, set this to 1
#It produces a less readable portinfo string,
# but Paclink is expecting a rather strict string layout
#No other programs have been mentioned to require this
port_info_compatible 0
#Since there seems to be no way for ldsped to find out
# these parameters, you should put them here, so ldsped
# can answer the 'g' frame.
#If you application(s) do not use the 'g' frame, it
# is not necessary to set the parameters here.
#Again : these paramaters are ONLY informational for ldsped
# they are not used anywhere (only for answering the 'g' frame)
TX_DELAY 25
TX_TAIL 4
PERSIST 128
SLOTTIME 15
MAXFRAME 6
#----- APRSQ query scripts :
#scriptuser is the UID which will be used to execute the scripts.
# if none set, 65534 (user nobody) will be used
#scriptuser 1000
#scriptgroup is the GID which will be used to execute the scripts.
# if none set, 65534 (group nogroup) will be used
#scriptgroup 1000
#Here come the query / script pairs.
scriptpath datum /bin/date
scriptpath tijd /bin/date +%H:%M:%S
scriptpath up /usr/bin/uptime