[arm-allstar] still getting an error on connection attempts in irlp

[John Simmons]

I had somewhat similar issues with setting up echolink. I *thought* I 
had everything set OK, but it turned out there was a typo in the 
rpt.conf file. These are so easy to overlook! If you have two monitors 
it helps to have the setup document on one screen and the conf file on 
the other, comparing character-by-character to find the typo. OTOH, two 
windows on one monitor will work just as well.

Good luck with finding the problem... and post your results here!

-de John NI0K

"ku6v via ARM-allstar" wrote on 10/14/2019 1:47 PM:
> Howdy all
>
> I am making my way through a few issues with the allstar/irlp set up. I am
> still getting the following error message when attempting an irlp call.
>
>   
>
> WARNING[384]: channel.c:3039 ast_request: No channel type registered for
> 'irlp'.   What does this mean???
>
>   
>
> I am listed as "idle" on the irlp status page. I can ping the irlp.net site.
> I have my dns set up properly. I have the "noload" entry with a ";" before
> it. I went through the suggested set up document several times and have port
> forwarding set to the allstar server it is installed on.
>
> Does anyone have or has anyone gone through a similar exercise to get the
> irlp node to connect outbound?
>
> I cannot test inbound real world testing as my second node is on the same ip
> as the allstar node I installed the irlp onto. It is remotely ip connected.
> I have to make a trip to the mountain to change the Ethernet connection to
> my other ip address. The second irlp node is powered down with a digital
> loggers power switch feeding its power.
>
> Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
> If I can't get past this I plan on removing it and re installing to see if
> that fixes anything.
>
> Or I can always go back to the irlp v3 card that works.
>
>   
>
> 73 de ku6v
>
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