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PD9Q > TECHNI 19.03.22 11:22l 64 Lines 2061 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 15565_PI8LAP
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Subj: Re:File xfers on packet
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Sent: 220319/0906Z 15565@PI8LAP.#ZLD.NLD.EURO LinBPQ6.0.22
Hi KG7UJH,
QTermTCP from g8bpq is also support the Yapp protocol and is easy to use.
You can use the TermTCP AGW setup to connect to Direwolf of QtSoundModem.
Have a look at https://packet-radio.net/bpq32-yapp-file-transfer/
73 Niels PD9Q
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> R:220317/0101Z 32843@OK2PEN.SP.BRA.SOAM [Sao Jose dos Campos] $:40830_VE3CGR
> R:220317/0057Z @:CX2SA.SAL.URY.SOAM #:7759 [Salto] FBB7.00e $:40830_VE3CGR
> R:220317/0056Z 5046@N3HYM.MD.USA.NOAM BPQ6.0.22
> R:220317/0054Z 40830@VE3CGR.#SCON.ON.CAN.NOAM LinBPQ6.0.22
>
> After some research, I found out how to transfer files via amateur radio
> using the YAPP protocol on Linux.
>
> Prerequisites:
>
> -PC with a TNC running Linux
> -AX25 installed and configured on the linux host
> -BBS capable of sending/receiving files via YAPP protocol
> (EX: BPQ, FBB, LinBB - JNOS won't work here)
>
> Use 'axcall' to connect to the appropriate BBS. Command to do this is:
>
> # axcall <radio interface configured in axports> <station> <via via via>
>
> Example:
> # axcall wl2k KG7UJH-15 KG7UJH-1
>
> Once connected, issue the appropriate command to enter the files section.
>
> To upload, issue ~yu /path/to/your/local/file in the axcall command prompt
>
> To download, issue ~yd filename in the axcall command prompt.
>
> axcall will show the progress of the download as it is taking place.
> Below is an example of a successful file download:
>
> (3) [544/0kb] C:\pub\textfiles\internet>yget ftp-9.acb
> Ready to send ftp-9.acb with YAPP protocol.
> ~yd ftp-9.acb
>
> [Downloading using YAPP]
> Receiving ftp-9.acb 2502 Wed Jan 27 21:03:34 1982
> [Finished YAPP Download, 2502 bytes received]
>
> (4) [546/0kb] C:\pub\textfiles\internet>
>
>
> Although winlink is not designed for this purpose, you can send files via
> winlink as an email attachment. You will need a program such as Pat to download
> those attachments - I am not sure if winlink will allow downloading the
> attachment via a terminal program.
>
> 73, de KG7UJH
>
>
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