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From: *Ralf Voepel(1:103/705.782)*
To: *All*
Subject: *Hamshack Hotline*
Sent: *09.05.25* *1:41:06*
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Hello All,

Is anyone using the HamShack Hotline in here?
My HHL# is: 6102078

73 de KF5WGB
Ralf
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Ralf Voepel wrote to All <=-

Is anyone using the HamShack Hotline in here?
My HHL# is: 6102078

Not familiar with it at all. Happy to Google, but can
you elaborate?


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//Hello jimmy,//

Is anyone using the HamShack Hotline in here? My HHL# is: 6102078

Not familiar with it at all. Happy to Google, but can you elaborate?

Sure. It is a VoIP phone system for Ham Operators only. You need to have an active Callsign to be added to the phonbook/Users. Think of it as Echolink with a phone. They have weekly nets on it and so much more. Once you have a phone you open a Ticket on the Website to get your phone activated. In my case it took only 48 hours to get me activated. More info here: https://wiki.hamshackhotline.com/doku.php?id=start

Hope that helps a little.
73 de KF5WGB
~Ralf
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Ralf Voepel wrote to jimmy anderson <=-

Is anyone using the HamShack Hotline in here? My HHL# is: 6102078

Not familiar with it at all. Happy to Google, but can you elaborate?

Sure. It is a VoIP phone system for Ham Operators only. You need to
have an active Callsign to be added to the phonbook/Users. Think of it
as Echolink with a phone. They have weekly nets on it and so much more. Once you have a phone you open a Ticket on the Website to get your
phone activated. In my case it took only 48 hours to get me activated. More info here: https://wiki.hamshackhotline.com/doku.php?id=start

Thank you! Where do people source the phones from? Old
work/corporate phones?


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Re: Re: Hamshack Hotline
By: Ralf Voepel to jimmy anderson on Mon May 12 2025 10:42:21

Sure. It is a VoIP phone system for Ham
Operators only.

What level license is required? Is there a specific frequency associated with HH?
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//Hello Mortar,//

What level license is required? Is there a specific frequency associated with HH?

A valid Tech license is all you need. It is a VoIP Phone system, so not over the air. You need a stable internet connection. I had Starlink for some month and it worked fine. Now I have Fibre and the quality is better.

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Re: Re: Hamshack Hotline
By: Ralf Voepel to Mortar M. on Tue May 13 2025 22:08:14

A valid Tech license is all you need. It is a
VoIP Phone system, so not over the air.

If not OTA, what's the point of needing a license?
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//Hello Mortar,//

A valid Tech license is all you need. It is a VoIP Phone system, so not
over the air.

If not OTA, what's the point of needing a license?

Since HHL is for licensed Ham operators only, you need a license. No license, no HHL service.
Sorry, their rules.

73 de KF5WGB

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Re: Re: Hamshack Hotline
By: Ralf Voepel to jimmy anderson on Mon May 12 2025 10:42:21

Sure. It is a VoIP phone system for Ham Operators only. You need to have an active Callsign to be added to the phonbook/Users. Think of it as Echolink with a phone. They have weekly nets on it and so much more. Once you have a

Does it give you a phone number to recieve calls?

Is it free?

Sounds interesting.

I have an ATA with a phone, and well love to get it hooked to a service, but cost is an issue.
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Re: Re: Hamshack Hotline
By: Ralf Voepel to Mortar M. on Thu May 15 2025 20:38:42

1 ip a
2 exit
3 mc
4 ls
5 chmod +x install-sbbs-deps.sh
6 sudo apt update
7 su
8 sudo ls
9 apt-cache search syncro
10 apt-cache search syncterm
11 ip a
12 mkdir -pv computing/software/bbs.terminals
13 ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/src/syncterm/gcc.linux.x64.exe.black2/syncterm
14 sudo chown -R gr0ck:gr0ck ./
15 ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/src/syncterm/gcc.linux.x64.exe.black2/syncterm
16 ls
17 ls -lh
18 chmod +x ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/src/syncterm/gcc.linux.x64.exe.black2/syncterm
19 ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/src/syncterm/gcc.linux.x64.exe.black2/syncterm
20 exit
21 cat .ssh/config
22 exit
23 ssh sbbs
24 exit
25 sudo apt update
26 ssh-keygen
27 cd .ssh
28 ls
29 cat authorized_keys
30 mc
31 vim config
32 ssh sbbs
33 ssh sbbs "cd sbbs; tar cJ - ./"|xz -c - >sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz
34 ssh sbbs "cd /home/synchrobbs/sbbs; tar cJ - ./"|xz -c - >sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz
35 ssh sbbs "cd /home/synchrobbs/sbbs; tar cJ ./"|xz -c - >sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz
36 ls
37 mv sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz ../
38 cd ../
39 tar tJvf sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz
40 ssh sbbs "cd /home/synchrobbs/sbbs && tar -cf - ./"|xz -c - >sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz
41 ls
42 tar tJvf sbbs.backup.11142024.tar.xz
43 ls -lhrtc
44 vim runbbsbackup.scr
45 chmod +x runbbsbackup.scr
46 vim runbbsbackup.scr
47 ./runbbsbackup.scr
48 ssh sbbs "cd /home/synchrobbs/sbbs && tar -cf - ./"|xz -c - >sbbs.backup.$(date +"%m%d%Y_%k%M%s").tar.xz
49 ssh sbbs "cd /home/synchrobbs/sbbs && tar -cf - ./"|xz -c - >sbbs.backup.$(date +'%m%d%Y_%k%M%s').tar.xz
50 date +'%m%d%Y_%k%M%s'
51 date +'%m%d%Y_%l%M%s'
52 date +'%m%d%Y%k%M%s'
53 man date
54 date +'%m%d%Y-%k%M%s'
55 date - +'%m%d%Y-%k%M%s'
56 date +'%m%d%Y-%k%M%s'
57 date +'%m%d%-Y%k%M%s'
58 date +'%m%d%Y-%k%M%s'
59 man date
60 date -'%m%d%Y_%k%M%s'
61 date '%m%d%Y_%k%M%s'
62 date +'%m%d%Y_%k%M%s'
63 date @'%m%d%Y_%k%M%s'
64 man date
65 date @'%m%d%Y_%R%s'
66 date +'%m%d%Y_%R%s'
67 date +'%m%d%Y_%R-%s'
68 date +'%m%d%Y_%R%s'
69 man date
70 date +'%m%d%Y_%H%M%s'
71 vim runbbsbackup.scr
72 ls -lhrtc
73 tar tJvf sbbs.backup.11152024_05371731649063.tar.xz
74 ls -lhrtc
75 cat runbbsbackup.scr
76 exit
77 ls -lhrtc
78 exit
79 pwd
80 ls
81 ./syncterm
82 chmod +x syncterm
83 ./syncterm
84 ./syncterm
85 chmod +x ./syncterm
86 ./syncterm
87 chmod -x ./syncterm
88 exit
89 ./netrunner
90 ls -lh
91 chmod +x netrunner
92 ./netrunner
93 ps
94 kill 74313
95 ./netrunner -?
96 ps
97 killall -9 netrunner
98 sudo apt install killall
99 sudo killall -9 netrunner
100 apt-cache search killall
101 kill -9 74313
102 kill -9 74318
103 ps
104 elinks duckduckgo.com
105 apt-cache search netrunner
106 ls
107 readme whatsnew.txt
108 cat whatsnew.txt
109 df -h
110 cd
111 crontab -e
112 pwd
113 vim runbbsbackup.scr
114 exit
115 ranger
116 exit
117 sudo apt install locales
118 sudo local-gen en_US.UTF-8
119 sudo locale-gen en_US.UTF-8
120 sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
121 exit
122 date
123 timedatectl list-timezones
124 sudo timedatectl set-timezone America/Los_Angeles
125 date
126 timedatectl
127 history
128 ls -lhrtc
129 rm sbbs.backup.11162024_00001731744001.tar.xz
130 ./runbbsbackup.scr
131 cat runbbsbackup.scr
132 cat .ssh/config
133 ssh synchrobbs@172.16.0.2
134 ssh sbbs
135 ssh -v sbbs
136 ssh -vv sbbs
137 ip a
138 ls -lhrtc
139 rm sbbs.backup.11162024_14181731795489.tar.xz
140 exit
141 ls -lhrtc
142 ls
143 vim runbbsbackup.scr
144 cat .ssh/config
145 crontab -l
146 cat runbbsbackup.scr
147 df -h
148 ls
149 mkdir lunaroutpost.bbs.backups
150 vim runbbsbackup.scr
151 lfm
152 mc
153 ./syncterm
154 ls
155 file syncterm
156 chmod +x syncterm
157 ./syncterm
158 ls -lhrtc
159 ls -lhrtc lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
160 ssh sbbs
161 cat .ssh/config
162 ssh sbbs
163 ping 172.16.0.2
164 exit
165 ls ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/
166 ls ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/
167 ls ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/src/syncterm/
168 ls ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/syncterm/syncterm-1.1.mod.by.gw/src/syncterm/gcc.linux.x64.exe.debug/
169 ls
170 crontab -l
171 ping raspi500
172 ls
173 cd lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
174 ls
175 ls -lhrtc
176 ip a
177 df -h
178 exit
179 ls
180 ranger
181 ./computing/software/bbs.terminals/netrunner/netrunner
182 ps
183 kill 11638
184 ps
185 kill -9 11638
186 ps
187 exit
188 crontab -l
189 exit
190 cd lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
191 ls
192 ls -lhrtc
193 scp sbbs.backup.12252024_00001735113601.tar.xz synchrobbs@172.16.0.25:
194 md5sum sbbs.backup.12252024_00001735113601.tar.xz
195 ls .ssh
196 cat .ssh/config
197 mc
198 ssh synchrobbs@172.16.0.2
199 ssh-keygen -f "/home/gr0ck/.ssh/known_hosts" -R "172.16.0.2"
200 mc
201 cat .ssh/config
202 ssh sbbs
203 ls -lh .ssh
204 ssh sbbs
205 crontab -l
206 exit
207 sudo apt update && sudo apt install tcpser
208 apt-cache search tcpser
209 mkdir computing/software/retro/tcpser
210 mkdir -p computing/software/retro/tcpser
211 cd computing/software/retro/tcpser
212 git clone https://github.com/go4retro/tcpser
213 ls
214 cd tcpser
215 make
216 ls
217 ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400
218 ip a
219 ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400
220 ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -i"&c0"
221 ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss
222 nohup ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss &
223 ps
224 ps aux |grep tcpser
225 kill 23528
226 kill 6332
227 ps aux |grep tcpser
228 ps aux |head
229 ps aux |grep tcpser
230 kill 23534
231 killall tcpser
232 sudo apt install killall
233 killall
234 sudo killall tcpser
235 kill
236 htop
237 ps aux |grep tcpser
238 htop
239 cd computing/software/retro/tcpser/
240 ls
241 cd tcpser/
242 ls
243 ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss
244 ps aux |grep tcpser
245 nohup./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss &
246 nohup ./tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss &
247 ps
248 ls computing/software/
249 nohup ./computing/software/retro/tcpser/tcpser/tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss &
250 ps
251 exit
252 ls
253 crontab -l
254 vim runbbsbackup.scr
255 df -h
256 ls
257 du lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
258 du -h lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
259 ls -lh lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
260 ls -lhrtc lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
261 htop
262 killall tcpser
263 htop
264 nohup ./computing/software/retro/tcpser/tcpser/tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss &
265 ls
266 nohup ./computing/software/retro/tcpser/tcpser/tcpser -v 25231 -s 2400 -l 4 -p 6401 -t Ss &
267 history| grep nohup
268 history| grep nohup > a.tcpserver.history.02052025.txt
269 exit
270 ls
271 df -h
272 ncduo lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
273 ncdu lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
274 sudo apt install ncdu
275 ncdu lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
276 ncdu
277 hostname
278 uptime
279 who
280 tmux a
281 exit
282 ranger
283 exit
284 df -h
285 ls
286 cd lunaroutpost.bbs.backups/
287 ls
288 ls |nl
289 ranger
290 htop
291 exit
292 cat .ssh/config
293 ssh sbbs
294 exit
295 uptime
296 htop
297 ps
298 ps -aux |grep gr0ck
299 kill 68142
300 ./computing/software/retro/tcpser/tcpser/tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss
301 nohup ./computing/software/retro/tcpser/tcpser/tcpser -v 25232 -s 9600 -l 4 -p 6400 -t Ss &
302 ls
303 history > a.history.03112025.txt
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Re: Re: Hamshack Hotline
By: Grant Weasner to Ralf Voepel on Mon Jan 19 2026 22:16:54

I'm
sorry for the mistake where I uploaded a history file.
i pressed all the wrong keys.
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