[arm-allstar] Question to those using Echolink

[Robert Forest]

I have been using Echolink on my Allstar node for a couple of weeks now. I
do not have my node connected to a radio yet but I have noticed that using
Echolink on my Android phone I get disconnected a lot. I have changed my
network connection from automatic to relay to direct to public proxy and
can't find the right setting. I have a work phone that is an iphone and it
seems to be more stable. This may just be an app thing. I have a friend
that has an Echolink repeater and will connect to my Echolink repeater. We
were talking last night and we both kept getting kicked off my node. This
may have nothing to do with what you are talking about but that is what I
am dealing with.

On Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 2:55 PM, "Doug Crompton via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> Awhile back in early 2017 we fixed some significant long standing bugs in
> Echolink that had been causing crashes. I am curious if anyone that is
> using Echolink with hamvoip Allstar has experienced any problems since
> then. I cannot say I use Echolink extensively but I have not seen any
> issues here and so far in the last 9 months or more only one person has
> recently reported a problem that his system is crashing which we cannot
> reproduce. While this could be due to many other factors we would like to
> get any input from others that might shed some light on this. I am not
> talking about connectivity or setup issues but rather things like crashes
> that actually cause an Asterisk restart.
>
> Echolink in general is secondary to Allstar and there as a convenience. We
> have no control over the Echolink system in general so it is what it is in
> both audio quality and reliability but it is a useful tool to reach those
> not on Allstar or away from their Allstar systems.
>
>
> *73 Doug*
>
> *WA3DSP*
>
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