Re: Issue with FRStack install on Justin's (AI5OS) RPi
New fRStack needs .Net 8
Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.?
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On Jan 24, 2025, at 2:43?PM, Ronald Panetta, WB2WGH via groups.io <ron@...> wrote:
? Just went through the FRStack install on Justin's RPi per the wiki and having an issue. Unix is not my forte so I'm having difficulty resolving this. Any help would be appreciated. A screen capture and text extract from the screen are included below.
TIA, Ron WB2WGH
× FRStackWebApi.service - FRStack Web APIs
? ? ?Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/FRStackWebApi.service; enabled; preset>
? ? ?Active: failed (Result: signal) since Fri 2025-01-24 13:33:14 CST; 55s ago
? ? Process: 951813 ExecStart=/usr/bin/dotnet FRStackWebApi.dll --urls http://*>
? ?Main PID: 951813 (code=killed, signal=ABRT)
? ? ? ? CPU: 110ms
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: FRStackWebApi.service: Scheduled resta>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: Stopped FRStackWebApi.service - FRStac>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: FRStackWebApi.service: Start request r>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: FRStackWebApi.service: Failed with res>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: Failed to start FRStackWebApi.service >
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Issue with FRStack install on Justin's (AI5OS) RPi
Just went through the FRStack install on Justin's RPi per the wiki and having an issue. Unix is not my forte so I'm having difficulty resolving this. Any help would be appreciated. A screen capture and text extract from the screen are included below.
TIA, Ron WB2WGH
× FRStackWebApi.service - FRStack Web APIs
? ? ?Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/FRStackWebApi.service; enabled; preset>
? ? ?Active: failed (Result: signal) since Fri 2025-01-24 13:33:14 CST; 55s ago
? ? Process: 951813 ExecStart=/usr/bin/dotnet FRStackWebApi.dll --urls http://*>
? ?Main PID: 951813 (code=killed, signal=ABRT)
? ? ? ? CPU: 110ms
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: FRStackWebApi.service: Scheduled resta>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: Stopped FRStackWebApi.service - FRStac>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: FRStackWebApi.service: Start request r>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: FRStackWebApi.service: Failed with res>
Jan 24 13:33:14 raspbnodered systemd[1]: Failed to start FRStackWebApi.service >
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Re: Shelly Devices & MQTT
Never mind, I see someone made and updates a node specific to Shelly devices, but they still don't make this stuff easy.? Getting things figured out.??
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Cool little devices for home automation and relays, pain the butt trying to get them to turn on/off via MQTT.? The documentation on the Shelly website is not correct.
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Does anybody have a Shelly device and is controlling it via MQTT?? I just got a Shelly Plus 1 to play around with and not having any luck turning the relay off/on via MQTT.? I can see it in MQTT explorer...just can't turn the relay off/on.? I'm sure it's something dumb...
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Kyle
AA0Z
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Alan,
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I have this working. I would like to make it look like this dashboard attached. Can you help with that?
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help to create a flow to control a Sonoff 4 PCH Pro
I am? brand new to this and want to control a Sonoff 4PCH pro to turn my flex radio and an Iot relay on and off
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Re: Having to redeploy nodes to get a button to work ?
Sorry for the late reply Kyle, ?
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Here is the flow. ?It's not mine I borrowed it directly from the file section. ?Minus me putting in my serial port. ?Odd the KPA flow has no issues but some reason it's just the "toggle" part to switch my antenna's ports. ?
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Thanks in advance for your help.?
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Brad
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Hi Pat
Yes I can access everything on the web I need including my 2 NodeRed servers via Tailscale, even using MagicDNS I cannot get any further, thank you for the tip.
It must be something with Wavelog that doesn’t like it.
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On 21 Jan 2025, at 02:32, n8vw via groups.io <n8vw@...> wrote:
Interesting.?
This is hard because you are doing it from a phone which doesn't
have good tooling for debugging. When you have tailscale enabled on your phone can you go to other
web sites?
Do you have a custom DNS setup in tailscale??? Try disabling
magicDNS. I will have to charge my iPad to see if I can replicate.
Pat
On 1/19/25 11:48, Peter Green via
groups.io wrote:
Hi Pat
Thank you for the reply
Here’s a screenshot of where I get to, this is where I would
login to Wavelog, however when entering my user name/password it
will just got to a webpage that says ‘safari can’t open this
page because the iPhone is not connected to the internet’ which
it is.
I can access Wavelog locally without issue.
Wavelog is a self hosted logging app.
I have tried with other browsers to no avail.
Best 73<image3.jpeg><image4.jpeg><image5.jpeg>
Pete G0ABI?
On 19 Jan 2025, at 14:42, n8vw via
groups.io <n8vw@...> wrote:
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Not much info to go on but I can try.
You mention cloudlog, is it using your credentials to
authenticate via cloudlog and perhaps can't reach that
server?
What does a web developer tool/network monitor request
stream show in your browser? Pat
On 1/19/25 07:04, Peter Green
via groups.io wrote:
Hi
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I appreciate this is the Nodered group, however if
anyone could give me a pointer on Tailscale it would be
appreciated.
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I have Tailscale up and running and I am able to
login to my Nodered red servers, however I have a
separate pi setup for Wavelog (CloudLog) I am able to
get to the login page and enter my credentials but then
it fails, the credentials are correct, any tips would be
much appreciated.
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Best 73
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Pete G0ABI?
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
HI lan, Could I get your help to install this in to my dashboard?
Thanks, Justin-ai5os
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On Jan 21, 2025, at 11:25?AM, Alan Blind, WA9WUD via groups.io <a.alan.blind@...> wrote:
I have revised the call sign to distance / bearing flow.
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HamDB only has QTH coordinates for US and Canadian call signs.
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So....
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I added a function that will find the country lat/lng for the Call Sign's prefix, using a look up table. ?I then use the bearing and distance functions to calculate bearing and distance from your QTH to the centerline of the non us or non-conada ?country.
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The flow will present the results of either HamDB, if the country is US or Canadat (QTH to QTH) , or Call sign country centerline from your QTH, if not US or Canada.
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Alan. WA9WUD
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<Bearing DistanceR1.json>
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Re: Updated Elecraft K4D Dashboard ScreenShot
Looking great.? I havent worked on this in a while.? I need to revisit to get the SteppIR integrated and the RT-21D Rotor integrated.. Both are available over TCP/IP.??
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Tom I have not tried UDP.
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
I have revised the call sign to distance / bearing flow.
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HamDB only has QTH coordinates for US and Canadian call signs.
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So....
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I added a function that will find the country lat/lng for the Call Sign's prefix, using a look up table. ?I then use the bearing and distance functions to calculate bearing and distance from your QTH to the centerline of the non us or non-conada ?country.
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The flow will present the results of either HamDB, if the country is US or Canadat (QTH to QTH) , or Call sign country centerline from your QTH, if not US or Canada.
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Alan. WA9WUD
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
Dave and all
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Hamlib only returns lat and lng, ?I included bearing and distance functions on the flow for the calculations using QTH coordinates..
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Hamlib only has US and Canadian Call signs. ? I am working now and a country centerline to centerline function.
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Alan
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Re: Updated Elecraft K4D Dashboard ScreenShot
Here's a screenshot of my K4D flows created by others and that I have tweaked. Still a work in progress. Once done I'll upload the flows to the files section.?
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I've learned a lot from other's work. Thanks!
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-Randy, W4IFI
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
Alan,
Does Hamdb use actual AZ or center of country? N1MM+ uses center of country.?
I could incorporate your Hamdb flow into the RT21 flow so you would have the option of manual or tracking for rotor. That way you don’t always have antennas turn on every lookup.?
73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.?
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On Jan 21, 2025, at 10:44?AM, Dave <rocketnj@...> wrote:
? You would need to check two things from HRD.?
1. If they have a command you can send to HRD (PC’s IP and a port number with a call to request QRZ lookup.? 2. If HRD can broadcast out an azimuth for a QRZ lookup.?
If the answer is yes to both then it should be easy to modify my rotor flow.?
73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.? On Jan 21, 2025, at 9:46?AM, Patrick Lenn via groups.io <nwmtech@...> wrote:
? Justin,
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I'm wanting this as well. I've been thinking about the most generic way to implement it and still unsure. We all run different logging programs so that makes it tricky. For instance, I'm using HRD and I'm not sure that Dave's flow would work.?
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
I use smart SDR for Mac for my flex, and TS-control for my Kenwood ts-890, both written by the same author, and in my perfect world, I’d like to use Dave’s flow to manually enter a callsign, have it find out the bearing of the callsign from my location turn the rotor toward that heading, and then I’ll log it manually. ?I just can’t work out how to get that flow to talk to this app that resides on either my MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air depending on whether I’m traveling or not. ?I do have Tailscale working, and wow, what a neat way to access your flows when you are away from the shack. ?
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On Jan 21, 2025, at 9:44?AM, Dave wo2x via groups.io <RocketNJ@...> wrote:
You would need to check two things from HRD.?
1. If they have a command you can send to HRD (PC’s IP and a port number with a call to request QRZ lookup.? 2. If HRD can broadcast out an azimuth for a QRZ lookup.?
If the answer is yes to both then it should be easy to modify my rotor flow.?
73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.? On Jan 21, 2025, at 9:46?AM, Patrick Lenn via groups.io <nwmtech@...> wrote:
? Justin,
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I'm wanting this as well. I've been thinking about the most generic way to implement it and still unsure. We all run different logging programs so that makes it tricky. For instance, I'm using HRD and I'm not sure that Dave's flow would work.?
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
You would need to check two things from HRD.?
1. If they have a command you can send to HRD (PC’s IP and a port number with a call to request QRZ lookup.? 2. If HRD can broadcast out an azimuth for a QRZ lookup.?
If the answer is yes to both then it should be easy to modify my rotor flow.?
73 Dave wo2x Sent from my waxed string and tin cans.?
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On Jan 21, 2025, at 9:46?AM, Patrick Lenn via groups.io <nwmtech@...> wrote:
? Justin,
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I'm wanting this as well. I've been thinking about the most generic way to implement it and still unsure. We all run different logging programs so that makes it tricky. For instance, I'm using HRD and I'm not sure that Dave's flow would work.?
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
Attached is a simple flow to enter a call sign, and to return bearing and distance. ? It does a lookup from hamdb.ord, and uses the lookup to calculate bearing and distance. ?No account setup is necessary.
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Alan. WA9WUD
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Enter your Home QTH, Lat, Lng:
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Re: Allowing the rotor flow to work via bearing on QRZ?
Justin,
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I'm wanting this as well. I've been thinking about the most generic way to implement it and still unsure. We all run different logging programs so that makes it tricky. For instance, I'm using HRD and I'm not sure that Dave's flow would work.?
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Re: We Passed 2500 Members! WOW!
Dave
Have you thought about donations to cover the cost? I think you are above the free count. Or I missed the message.
73, Marty WD9GYM
On Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 03:56:04 AM EST, Dave wo2x via groups.io <rocketnj@...> wrote:
From the Admin staff, you’re welcome! ? And to all of our new members, welcome. Please ask questions. We have plenty of members who can assist with your Node Red projects. Once you get started, you will find Node Red can be very useful. Feel free to use and modify any of the flows in the file section Also the WiKi section has good information to get you started. ? 73 Dave De Coons WO2X ? ?
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kyle K via groups.io
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2025 10:27 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [nodered-hamradio] We Passed 2500 Members! WOW! ? We just passed 2500 member on this groups IO!? That's awesome!? Thanks to everybody helping others out and asking questions about Node Red.?? Also thanks to the few that pay the bills on the back end for us to host files and actually have a place to share ideas and ask questions!??
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Re: We Passed 2500 Members! WOW!
From the Admin staff, you’re welcome! ? And to all of our new members, welcome. Please ask questions. We have plenty of members who can assist with your Node Red projects. Once you get started, you will find Node Red can be very useful. Feel free to use and modify any of the flows in the file section Also the WiKi section has good information to get you started. ? 73 Dave De Coons WO2X ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kyle K via groups.io
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2025 10:27 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [nodered-hamradio] We Passed 2500 Members! WOW!? We just passed 2500 member on this groups IO!? That's awesome!? Thanks to everybody helping others out and asking questions about Node Red.?? Also thanks to the few that pay the bills on the back end for us to host files and actually have a place to share ideas and ask questions!??
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Dave wo2x
Kyle AA0Z
Randy Buxton, W4IFI
Patrick Lenn