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Hi all, I'm setting up YAAC on a Raspberry Pi 3+ running Rasbian Buster. I've downloaded and setup YAAC and I configured a Tinytrak4 to do KISS mode. The Tinytrak4 is connected to the Raspberry Pi via

Bear in mind that the src and dest fields in the externally-supplied APRS packet (not just a text message) are the values to be placed in the AX.25 sender and destination address fields in the AX.25

Hello, Thank you for creating and maintaining this project, it is far better than Xastir! I am trying to use an external message port to interface with a python script the will send DMR SMS messages

Thank you. How stupid. The SSL port configuration panel is still checking the passcode length (copied and pasted from the non-SSL APRS-IS port configuration panel, since a valid passcode is required

Hi, Phil. Good to know that the SSL servers are coming back. The problem you are having has nothing to do with SSL; you'd have the same problem with a passcode APRS-IS port. The issue is that the 'm'

Just got back to the house, I have Audacity on the desktop, hadn't thought about looking for a Pi version.? Data is getting to aprs.fi as my station shows up with the correct SSID.? And you're right

If you run DireWolf from a terminal window, it should print out several lines of text describing each received packet as they come in. So, you need to confirm you're actually getting audio into the

It would be nice to have the map and features of YAAC available. I had trying running Direwolf alone, but it wasn't apparent that anything was being decoded.? I could hear the local WX station in the

YAAC does not have any TNC modem capability built into it; it expects you to provide some external implementation (in hardware or software). Given you're using a Raspberry Pi with UDRC-II, your best

Hi, I'm new here, I've spent a few hours with a Raspberry Pi and a URDC II interface trying to set up an Igate/Digipeater.? Our local Igate has failed.? Getting to the point, I wanted to use YAAC

Thanks Andrew :)

next beta build#147 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2020-Jan-23 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/projects/yetanotheraprsc changes and

I understand... A member has already rendered vector & raster data for our geografical area. I would like to point to that over the mesh network. Mathison

It's not the same kind of tile server in YAAC as with the main OpenStreetMap tile server. The "tiles" in YAAC are not raster images. They are geographically segmented pieces of the raw vector data, so

Our local mesh group is running a server to distribute map tiles. Im reading thru the documentation and it looks like you have hard coded your personal tile server into the program. might it be

Yea, I had that Exec all wrong. It was my first try. LOL

It worked perfectly, thank you.

Here is my desktop file (my desktop, not an RPi) that seems to work just fine. $ cat Desktop/YAAC.desktop [Desktop Entry] Name=YAAC Exec=java -jar /home/michael/YAAC/YAAC.jar Comment= Terminal=false

Greetings. 2 different sized icons are provided in the YAAC distribution for just this purpose (and are documented in the index for YAAC built-in help under the topic "desktop shortcuts"), but they

I'd like to have an icon I can use to launch YAAC, I'd also like to add it to the menu system. For the desktop, I right clicked on the desktop and created YAAC.desktop. Then using sudo I entered;