Dspserver.conf

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dspserver.conf

  • As of version Feb 01 2012 dspserver will now require a dspserver conf file. By default it will be created in a users home directory if one does not exist. dspserver may be started with an alternate file using the --shareconfig option.

The original file contained:

# Simple config file for ghpsdr3's dspserver.
# default file is located at ~/dspserver.conf when dsp server is started with --share
# The information below will be supplied to a web database which will aid QtRadio
# users find active dspservers to connect to.  You may also see the current list at
# http://napan.ca/qtradio/qtradio.pl
# valid fields are call, location, band, rig and ant
# lines must end with ; and any characters after a # is a comment and ignored
# field values must be enclosed with " ie: "xxxx"
# This default file will be created if dspserver is started with the --share option and ~/dspserver.cfg does not exist
# You may also start dspserver with an alternate config file by starting dspserver with --shareconfig /home/alternate_filename.conf
# Note field names are all lowercase!

call = "VE9GJ";
location = "Napan, NB FN77";
band = "20, 15, 10";
rig = "SoftRock rxtx-event";
ant = "4el Yagi Pointed NE";

New Sections as of Feb 01 2012:

  • share and lookupcountry can now be set in the conf file
share = "yes"; # Can be yes, no
lookupcountry = "yes"; # Can be yes, no 
  • TX needs to be set if not TX will be disabled
tx = "password";  #Can be: no, yes, password

tx= no will disable all TX tx=yes will allow all TX dspserver will behave as before Feb 01 2012 version tx=password will require a user/password pair when sending a mox command and will be checked against the TX rules for that user before TX is allowed This is handled automatically by QtRadio.