[root@localhost dextra]# unzip dextra_linux_v267.zip

Archive:  dextra_linux_v267.zip

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Entrate  nel DB

psql -U postgres -d dstar_global

dstar_global=#

Create la tabella

create table xrfdata (

xrf_name character(8) NOT NULL,

xrf_domain character varying(40) NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (xrf_name) );

Inserite nella tabella l'indirizzo

dstar_global=# insert into xrfdata values ('XRF008','88.32.99.139');

[root@localhost dextra]# vi dextra_srv.cfg

# dextra_srv.cfg configuration file for dextra_srv

# Lines starting with a pound sign are discarded.

# Lines containing a pound sign are also discarded.

# Information on each line must start in the left-most position.

# dextra_srv will not block dongle serial numbers.

# It does NOT use dongle serial numbers.

# It requires just the User's callsign.

# The Gateway callsign assigned to the D-Star Gateway.

# The callsign can be up to 6 characters

OWNER=IR3DA

# Administrator callsigns that are always allowed

#    to link/unlink a repeater module using a dstar radio.

# Each callsign on a separate line

# Up to 8 charactrers for a callsign.

ADMIN=IZ3CYW

# Are other radio users allowed to link/unlink a repeater module?

LINK_BY_USERS=N

# The dstar gateway listens on voice port 40000

GW_PORT=40000

# The repeater controller port

CTRL_PORT=20000

# What is your setup ?

# There are two valid setups.

# First valid setup:

#   For ICOM hardware, set DIFF=Y

#   For home-made stuff where you have two different Linux machines,

#    where one Linux machine runs the repeater/GMSK program

#    and another Linux machine runs the home-made G2 dstar Gateway, set DIFF=Y

#

# Second valid setup:

#   Everything runs on one machine:

#      home-made G2 dstar gateway, repeater program and GMSK modem, all on one machine.

#   If you have this setup, set DIFF=N

#

DIFF=Y

# The following two options are more IMPORTANT than others.

# Some dstar installations have reverse settings

# The INTERNAL ethernet interface is usually eth1

INTERNAL_IF=eth1

# The EXTERNAL ethernet interface is usually eth0

EXTERNAL_IF=eth0

# dextra server will listen on this IP address for user connections

# Use 0.0.0.0 for most cases

LISTEN_IP=0.0.0.0

# dextra_srv listens on this UDP port for user connections.

LISTEN_PORT=30001

# dextra_srv will listen on this IP address for admin commands

# Use 0.0.0.0 for most cases

COMMAND_IP=0.0.0.0

# dextra_srv listens on the command port for admin commands

COMMAND_PORT=30003

# Max number of users connected, this is the capacity of dextra_srv

MAX_USERS=20

# Do you want CQ data to go to the log file?

QSO_DETAILS=Y

# Announce links/unlinks

# If you set ANNOUNCE_LINK=Y

#  then you must create the directory pointed to

#  by the next configuration variable ANNOUNCE_DIR_NOTIFY

ANNOUNCE_LINK=Y

# The directory where the empty notification files are created by dextra_srv

# You must create this directory if you set ANNOUNCE_LINK=Y

ANNOUNCE_DIR_NOTIFY=/root/dextra/tmp

# STATUS FILE

# Full pathname must be given

STATUS_FILE=/root/dextra/RPT_STATUS.txt

# LINK_CODE that users must use on their dstar HT radios

#   for LINKING a repeater module to a reflector module:

#

#  Example of linking  a repeater module to Reflector XRF005 module A

#

#  URCALL set to:   XRF005AO

#

#  LINK_CODE is always in the 8th position of URCALL

#

# As you can see the LINK_CODE is the letter O

# Since O may be used by other software, you may want to change it to something else.

#

LINK_CODE=O

#  RELINK_CODE has the same functionality as the LINK_CODE

#  except it will try to create a PERSISTENT link from

#  the repeater module to the reflector module

#  This means that whenever we get a timeout to our link request from the remote system

#  and the RELINK_CODE was used initially to request the link,

#  dextra_srv will try to resend the link request,

#  if it does not see the link established in REMOTE_REPLY seconds.

#  While dextra_srv is trying to establish the link, the module will be

#  considered  LOCKED/LINKED and can not be used to link to something else,

#  unless the radio user or the administrator stops this process

#  with the UNLINK_CODE command or using the NETCAT request.

#  Example(netcat command): break the link on module B:  um B

#

#  Example of linking in persistent mode  a repeater module to Reflector XRF005 module A

#

#  URCALL set to:   XRF005AW

#

# As you can see the RELINK_CODE is the letter W

# Since W may be used by other software, you may want to change it to something else.

#

RELINK_CODE=W

# UNLINK_CODE that users must use on their dstar HT radios

#   for UNLINKING an already linked repeater module.

#

#

#  Example of unlinking an already linked module.

#

#  URCALL set to:   "XRF005AX"   or

#  URCALL set to:   "       X"

#

#

#     ONLY the 8th position is examined

#

#   As you can see the UNLINK_CODE is the letter X

#   Since X may be used by other software, you may want to change it to something else.

#

UNLINK_CODE=X

# IS_IT_LINKED_CODE can be used in the 8th position of URCALL to

#   ask the repeater module if it is linked

#

#   As you can see the IS_IT_LINKED_CODE is the letter Z

#   Since Z may be used by other software, you may want to change it to something else.

#

IS_IT_LINKED_CODE=Z

# Each connected station to dextra_srv/dstar repeater/gateway

#   sends to dextra_srv a KEEPALIVE signal

#   every 10 seconds. That is the heartbeat.

# If after (10*TIMEOUT) seconds, dextra_srv has

#   not received that signal from a specific station,

# then that station is considered a DEAD station and dextra_srv

# will take it off the "CONNECTED STATIONS" list.

# Do NOT make TIMEOUT a small number.

# TIMEOUT should be at least 5

# That means that you are giving the remote station

#   5 chances to respond.

# If you set TIMEOUT to less than 5, then dextra_srv will set it

#    to the minimum required to function correctly and that

# minimum TIMEOUT value is 5

# You can make it a big number if you have a lot of stations connected

# and expect a heavy load on your system or your Internet connectivity

#  is not high speed.

# dextra_srv was designed to run even on a dstar repeater

#   that was installed on a Linux system with a dial-up line,

# because the bandwidth requirements of dextra_srv are 1/100 of

#   the bandwidth requirements of other ADDON software.

#

# If the remote station times out, then any persistent linked modules will be re-tried

#   if the link was requested with the RELINK_CODE initially.

#

# Give each remote station 9 chances to respond

TIMEOUT=9

# When we link our repeater module to a reflector module,

#   how many seconds to give the reflector to reply back to us

#   that everything is OK and it accepted our link request

# If you set it to less than 10 seconds, dextra_srv will set it to

#   the minimum of 10 seconds so that the system functions correctly

# This is in seconds, do not make it a very big number.

REMOTE_REPLY=20

# One of our repeater modules to link to a reflector on startup

# LINK_ON_STARTUP=BXRF005A means that we want

#   to link our repeater module B to Reflector XRF005 module A on startup

# If you do not want that, leave it blank, example: LINK_ON_STARTUP=

#

LINK_ON_STARTUP=BXRF008A

# The dstar database is mostly in sync with other remote dstar databases

#    but there are occassions where the synchronization between dstar gateways

#    was not completed.

# In such cases, dextra_srv will reject the incoming LINK if the IP address of

#    the incoming LINK does not match the IP address in the local dstar database.

# Leave it at IP_CHECK=Y

#    But you may get a failure to link if your dstar database is slow to synchronize

# For those rare occasions, set it to IP_CHECK=N

#

# WARNING: Still I prefer that you set IP_CHECK=Y and I will explain why:

# Some dstar repeater or dstar reflector may accidentally use an incorrect call for their IP address

#   and it will get access to your network and you will think that the remote system

#   is one of your trusted dstar repeaters or dstar reflectors.

# So, I highly recommend that you set IP_CHECK=Y

#

IP_CHECK=Y