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Raspberry pi4B set up, the program runs but does not open the port #244
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M: 2021-01-29 00:01:36.264 No repeaters/gateways linked |
How did you check the port open? Locking at the log-sequence you presenting, all is ok so far... The reflector is running and accepting connections, so it is listening on port 42000 udp. |
I connect to the port through the port forwarding function of the router, and other ports that scan and forward are open. |
You can test your reflector with following little script:
If you name it ysfping.sh you could call it with: For example: it gives you following answer if all is running:
YSFS62829DE Germany YSF262 BM263 014 So similar answer would be delivered by your reflector, if running. UDP-Ports are not easy to scan. |
sudo ./ysfping.sh gaoben.iok.la 8624 looks it's OK |
OK, thank you. I'll let my friend test it |
Do need to set INI file parameters separately for reflectors installed by SH script Prevent log file from being too large |
You can use the new feature by switching off rotating the logs by the reflector and add the logfile to system's logrotate-configuration. |
My friend test with pi-star |
Do youTX pass pistar? |
Your problem is not at all related to YSFGateway, its the port you chose to run your relflector on; |
Pi4b
run ps ax | grep YSFReflector
pi@pi-4b:~ $ ps ax | grep YSFReflector
395 ? Ss 0:00 ./YSFReflector /etc/YSFReflector.ini
1505 pts/1 S+ 0:00 grep --color=auto YSFReflector
after looking at the ports, it is found that port 42000 is not running
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