LX1IQ
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Post by LX1IQ on Jan 5, 2016 6:30:14 GMT -8
Copyright:The XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Reflector Server is part of the software system for the D-Star Network. The sources are published under GPL Licenses. Description:The system is composed by a server core completely written in C++ and a Dashboard in PHP. XLX is the first and only multiprotocol Reflector system until now and supports all standard D-Star protocols like DCS, Dextra and DPlus fully transparent. The Keynotes are: - Written in C++ heavy object oriented. - Multithread (do the multithread easy expandable). - Bridged multiprotocol, (DCS, DExtra an DPlus). - Polymorph, (if your node is linked on DCSxxx, the Core will be showed as DCS Reflector to your node or Dongle. Same for XRFxxx or REFxxx). - Easy and fast installation on Linux Server (we only use standard libraries). - Runs as a daemon. - No Database is needed, we use live output to an .xml file. - JSON interface. - No DMR-ID nedded. - The Dashboard is completely written in PHP. - Custom Dashboards are possible do to the .xml output file of the core server. - Access control via black and white lists. You can find our Dashboard at XLX270A beta version of live 3D visualization can be viewed at RepNetFor more information’s feel free to contact us at dvc@rlx.lu If you are interesting in our solution please visit our support group @ xlxd-star73, Luc - LX1IQ
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Post by K6KD on Jan 7, 2016 18:26:32 GMT -8
Hi Luc,
Thanks for posting. I will mention this.
73 John K6KD
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Post by LX1IQ on Jan 23, 2016 0:52:26 GMT -8
Hi John,
Fine, at te moment we are working to integrate DMR protocol as well.
73, Luc
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Post by K6KD on Jan 23, 2016 9:15:03 GMT -8
Hi John, Fine, at te moment we are working to integrate DMR protocol as well. 73, Luc Hi Luc, Thanks for the update. 73 John K6KD
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Post by vk3jed on Jan 30, 2016 2:55:34 GMT -8
Managed to get it to compile on CentOS 6, with a bit of assistance from the guys on the xlxd Yahoo group.Will do some testing, once it's all registered. Will be interested to see how the DMR support works, and what it can be integrated with.
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Post by LX1IQ on Jan 30, 2016 4:20:10 GMT -8
Hi Tony,
According to multiple requests, interlink between the XLX Servers seams to be more important than DMR support. So we changed our priorities and put the interlink integration on the first place of our roadmap.
The next release of the XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Reflector system will have integrated interlink feature between XLX Servers build in.
73, Luc - LX1IQ
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Post by LX1IQ on Feb 10, 2016 10:56:27 GMT -8
Hi everybody,
We just released XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Reflector v1.1.3 which allows linking from old XRF Reflectors. Also a few small bugs on the keepalive were fixed.
73, Luc
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Post by LX1IQ on Feb 11, 2016 10:43:15 GMT -8
Hi,
XLX Multiprotocol Gateway Reflector v1.2.4 is online. With this version we are introducing the XLX Interlink which allows to link XLX Cores together via the XLX protocol.
73, Luc
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Post by ea7jcl on Feb 17, 2016 6:15:57 GMT -8
Hello, Radio Club Veleta (Granada) testing system in xlx906.radioclubveleta.es, on centos 6.7 server. Whithout Problems Compiling, but .... there is no way to put it at the start of the system, it must be done manually. Any ideas?? and our congratulations .... Thank you PD. DMR bridge are welcome too 
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Post by LX1IQ on Feb 17, 2016 9:31:41 GMT -8
Hi,
There is a step by step installation guide available in the xlxd-star yahoo group. It explains how to modify the debian startup script to run it under CentOS.
73, Luc
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Post by LX1IQ on Feb 17, 2016 9:32:35 GMT -8
Hi everyone.
XLX v1.2.6 with dashboard 2.1.1 is out. It can be pulled from the github.
- improvements for clients and nodes who are using ircddbgw. - improvements for client who are awaiting a disconnect packet in DExtra protocol while disconnecting the XLX.
73, Luc - LX1IQ
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Post by ea7jcl on Feb 17, 2016 9:58:28 GMT -8
Okay. I've seen step by step install guide but not solution.. I've discovered the problem:
You have to modify the line . /Lib/lsb/init-functions and leave it like that . /etc/init.d/functions to run well.
Thanks and regards
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Post by LX1IQ on Feb 17, 2016 11:31:04 GMT -8
Or change the startup script as mentioned in the doc :-)
// to make the startup script working under CentOS following lines need to be replaced. The top line is the original line (commented out with a #). The next line is the line to replace with:
# start-stop-daemon --start --exec $DAEMON --chuid $USER:$GROUP --background -- $ARGUMENTS $DAEMON $ARGUMENTS
# start-stop-daemon --stop --pidfile $PIDFILE killproc $DAEMON
73, Luc
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Post by ea7jcl on Feb 17, 2016 12:10:01 GMT -8
Only with these changes it has not worked for me. I had to also change that line in startup script.
73
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Post by LX1IQ on Feb 18, 2016 1:55:53 GMT -8
Ah ok, good to know. Thank you for your input.
73, Luc
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