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One of the disks on the main JL Applied Technologies server has failed. No website account data was lost. The only people affected by this failure are those who have a private account. I spent from 10:00 hours October 11, 2018 to 08:30 hours October 12, 2018 attempting to recover the disk with no success. Efforts are underway to restore the lost data from an off-site backup.
I apologize for the downtime.
Jeremy
For More information, and to download the image, go Here.
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The RasLink page has been fixed. Sorry for any trouble this may have caused.
The JL Applied Technologies web server suffered a partition failure because of a script that I wrote that went horribly wrong! As a result, we lost some data. I’m working on restoring the missing RasLink documentation.
RasLink and Debian node owners will *not* be affected by this problem on their systems! This failure only affects this server.
If you try to log in, and your account doesn’t work after the second attempt, please RE-REGISTER. Do *not* try to log in more then five (5) times! If you do, your IP address may be banned.
I apologize for any inconvenience. I’m working as quickly as I can to restore as much missing data as is recoverable. The RasLink image is the latest version.
If you have any questions, or need assistance, please Contact Us.
Hi everyone.
From the land of oops, I’m writing to suggest that you make a careful study of your /etc/asterisk/usbradio.conf file.
When I put comments into the file for explaining the low pass and high pass filters, I got a little rushed and forgot to put “;” (semicolons) on a few lines.
So, if you’re using the filters, here’s what you need to do:
There are two ways to fix this.
1. run:
cd /usr/src/utils
git pull
cp /usr/src/utils/AllStar-build/configs/usbradio.conf /etc/asterisk
Reset your configuration by editing the file.
Note: The fixed configuration will not be loaded until you run service asterisk restart or reboot your node.
2. If you don’t want to reconfigure usbradio.conf, run the following commands:
nano /etc/asterisk/usbradio.conf
CTRL+w
CTRL+r
Audio from internet
; Audio from internet
CTRL+w
CTRL+r
Audio to internet
; Audio to internet
CTRL+x, y, enter
I patched the files in the update repository, as well as released a new image so that new users won’t have to deal with this.
Also, if you try to run nano /var/log/asterisk/messages, and it seams to hang, don’t freak out! Your node *isn’t* broken! Your log has probably gotten huge from Asterisk trying, and failing to read those four lines you just fixed as variables.
I apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.
If you need help, use the contact form.
73,
Jeremy W0JRl