This is by far the most painful portion of the packet radio journey. As we get more feature specific in the packet radio rabbit hole, there’s less and less useful documentation. At the point of writing, there are almost no definitive BPQ resources for a simple Mail Network Topology or Point A->Z of node-to-node mail forwarding with correct addressing, and […]
In part two of the live packet radio series build, we set up VARA and Direwolf in such a way that they can share COM/PTT ports, as well as run multiple instances of each per radio. Before moving onto the applications, we need to make sure that our TNCs (Dire wolf and VARA) will auto start if a reboot is […]
In order to forward email from your BPQ32 or LinBPQ node, you will first need to register with Winlink as a SysOp. You can find more information about registering and becoming a Winlink SysOp (System Operator) here. Once you have been granted access to the CMS Servers, you will be able to allow your node users to send email to […]