I running Jnos2.0m with the Aprs server enabled. This is the configuration that I use.
# NOSAPRS #================== aprs log /home/pd9q/jnos/aprs/master.log aprs interface ax0 # aprs logon call PD9Q-10 # # I want the APRS Internet System to only send me traffic # for stations that are within 300 KM, of my location. In my # case, the city of Winnipeg is roughly 49d54m (Latitude) # and -97d7m (Longitude). # #aprs logon filter r/51.3352/3.4815/50 # # Configure the Position and Status texts that are broadcast # out to the APRS Internet System (APRS IS). # aprs bc stat "Jnos inet/aprs gateway PD9Q-10" aprs bc pos "5133.52N/00348.15E & JNOS https://packet-radio.net" aprs bc timer 720 # # Configure the Position and Status texts that are broadcast out # the default APRS RF port (set by the aprs interface command). # aprs bc rfstat "Jnos inet/aprs gateway PD9Q-10" aprs bc rfpos "5133.52N/00348.15E & JNOS https://packet-radio.net" aprs bc rftimer 10 # # APRS route add ax25 route add apz200 ax0 WIDE1-1 ax25 route add id ax0 WIDE1-1 # # I don't use WX - following for development purposes only # aprs wx call PD9Q-13 aprs wx stat "Weather Station - Kortgene JO11VN" aprs wx pos "5133.52N/00348.15E_METEO packet-radio.nl:14501" aprs wx data "/home/pd9q/jnos/wx/current.wx" aprs bc rftimer 10 # # Heard table # aprs hsize 10 # # Turn on digi # aprs flags +digi +debug # # Stuff for the 14501 status page # aprs contact m "pd9q@packet-radio.net" aprs locator "JO11VN" # # Connection to APRS internet system # aprs server add pa4tw.nl 10152 # # Potential APRS Clients # #aprs client add 44.135.124.62 14825 # # IF you want to gate traffic to RF - BE VERY CAREFULL # with these filters. You don't want to FLOOD your local # frequencies with solid traffic. You've been warned !! # #aprs calls fwdtorf VE4 VA4 VE3JJ VE3HDU #aprs calls postorf VE4 VA4 VE3JJ VE3HDU #aprs calls stattorf VE4 VA4 VE3JJ VE3HDU #aprs calls wxtorf VE4 VA4 S VE3JJ VE3HDU # # This next entry gives specific IP address(s) permission to use the # browser based APRS message center to it's full capacity. By default, # the message center allows READ-ONLY access (ie, you can't send). # aprs calls ip45845 192.168.1.186 # aprs email local # # Activate the core NOSaprs service # aprs listen on # # If you want the NOSaprs status page to be available, # for example, 'http://localhost:14501'. # start aprs 14501 # # If you want the NOSaprs browser based message center # for example, 'http://localhost:14845'. # start aprs 45845
Hi Niels
in your Aprs script you have
aprs calls ip45845 192.168.1.186
and here
start aprs 45845
is 45845 the right port or is it one you opted for
should it not be 14845
also you have, start aprs 14501
what are you using in the html page to display the stats page
i have Aprs working on my Jnos, just no 14501 page to view
73 Ken G7VJA
Hi Ken,
You can choose which port you want, it doesn’t matter.
Yes the 14501 is the status page. I view them with http://jnos-ip:14501
As far as I know this is standard in NOSAprs, you can not change the html files yourself.
It looks like this.
https://ham.packet-radio.net/packet/jnos/png/jnos-status-page.png
Also on the Jnos Console….
jnos> aprs status
Ver: NOSaprs 2.0h, Uptime: 1:00:11:58, Call: PD9Q-10, Interface: ax0
Server connection:
Server Port Connected Pkts In Bytes Pkts Out Bytes
* 149.210.**.*** 10152 0:10:30:14 21444 2133838 190 14305
No APRS traffic heard so far
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